East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-16

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Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Newtson. Sr,
celebrated their silver Wedding at
their home, 5l2 Franklin street on
Saturday evening, Oct IA. large
number of friends gathered 20 shcw-
er CONGRATULATIONS on the happy cOu-
pie. The house was beautifully dec
Grated with autumn leaves and ferns
and a sumptuous wedding dinner was
/ served. A large wedding cake was
cut by the bride" the ring falling to
Miss Gunda Newtson, the button 10
Jens Erickson, the dime to Miss Mel
/ lie Mcdonald and the thimble to Jens
/ Newtson. The latter part OF the even
ing was spent with dancing and sing
ing. Mr.. and Mrs Newtson received
many beautiful presents ne guest
list included Mr.. and Mrs, Newtsop,
Mr.. and Mrs. Newtson, Jr., Jens Newt
SON Elmer Newtson Gunwell Newt
SON Ole Newtson, Gunda Newtson,
Willie Newtson, Mr.. and Mrs. Torje-
son, Tom Torjeson, Jens Torjeson,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f Williamson, Mr..
and Mrs Christensen Mr. and Mrs.
Jens Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Ross
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Peterson, Mr. ana
Mrs. e. Jenson, Sophie Anderson,
Helen Anderson. Gesine Olson, Nell
lie Mcdonald, Ida Anderson, Lizzie
Anderson, P. A. Anderson, Jens Er-
ickson, Mrs. H. Hennings, Mrs. ]. R.
Rust, Carl Spilling, Chris Jacobson,
Aanon Jacobson, Rev. Charles Quin-
lney, Mrs. Quincy, Tom Spilling and
| Gustave Christensen
Among the visitors at Bingham
Springs yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs
! Roy Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Mes
NTH Ankeny, L. H. Dockstader, viii
Kearns and Carl Peringer,
/ Many messages OF congratulatl0n
are finding their way to Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Hamley, whose home was glad
dened by the arrival of a small son
| this morning
Mrs Guy Jones of Dayton stopped
off today TO be the guest of Mrs. C. S.
Jerard. She has been visiting in la
Grande at the home of Senator and
Mrs. Riddle.
The Misses Beatrice Byrd and Yer
ma Anibal motored nome Sunday in
the Raymond car after spending the
weekend in Walla Walla. They
were accompanied by Lee Raymond
and Frank Watt Of that city.
Lynwood Evermore, who returned
! Saturday from a brief visit in Spo-
kane. went down to Echo today TO
work for week in the bank there.
He worked there month during the
. summer.
The girls of the High school domes-
tic science class are very happy over
the opportunity to do the demonstra-
tion work at the school fair at Her
miston during their Hog and Dairy
Show.
The two advanced classes in cook
cry placed their names in basket
and four from each class were drawn. |
Miss Thelma Childreth, Nola Chill |
dreth, Vera Taylor. Ferndale Perrin, |
Georgana Fletcher, Minta Clark, Le-
ont Bowman and Neva Edwards were
the lucky ones.
1.-TWO girls will take biscuit dough |
and make eight different varieties Of |
food from it. At the next table two
girls viii take n plain cake batter |
made with one egg and demonstrate
the many uses of this batter, while |
the other students vii put to use the
plain cream sauce The class will ans
wer questions while doing their work.
The domestic art girls will have on
display the hangings for the rest
room, the beading they have been /
making besides towels and other
articles.
Tonight the class in domestic sci
ence which has been organized will |
meet at 21s South Main at p. m |
This win be a meeting to organize |
then those caring TO attend the lee |
ture at the high school can do so.
Mrs. E. J. Murphy, Mrs. Kenneth q. |,
Warner and Mrs. l. f. Young arrived |
home yesterday from The Ddlles where
they attended the oregon Congress OF /
Mothers and Parent Teachers associ- |
alton convention.
John Hughes of Htppner was a !
weekend guest Of DR.. and Mrs Frank |