East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-29

FaFk, her travelling companions,
Miss Mary Ritner and Miss Maude
Crawford, returned to their homes in
Portland by way of Spokane En-
route here Mrs. Storie visited her
sister, Mrs. Buchanan at Garfield,
Wash, and she was accompanied
home by Wallace Buchanan, who will
visit for week.
Today is the birthday of Mrs. Jane
Hartman and this afternoon quite a
number of relatives and oldtime
friends are celebrating the occasion
with her at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lima H. Sturgis.
Queen Muriel Of the Astoria Re-
gatta will rule Astoria from her own
palace during Regatta days, accord
ing to a report from that city.
Through the courtesy of Mrs, 5. f.
Harley, who is visiting in Philadel-
phia, the Harley bungalow win be
placed at her disposai. Extensive ad-
ditions will be made to the grounds
to enable the queen to entertain ac>
cordng to her own plans just as if
she were in her own home. Ample
help will be provided, The bungalow
is said to occupy a commanding posi-
ton overlooking the city and harbor
queen Muriel will leave Pendleton
Wednesday night accompanied by her
mother Mrs. Frank sailing.
Acceptances are being received
from Queen Muriers Rose Festival
maids of honor, who have been lnvit-
ed to become part of the regatta
court Among the first to reply fa-
vorably were Miss Mildred Pegg OF
Vancouver, and Miss Edythe Frasche
of Eugene. Miss Jessie Reith will
represent the Lewis and Clark dis
triet, in addition to the Astoria repre-
sentatlves.
Miss Gladys Brownfield who has
been the house guest of Mrs K. w.
Lee of Portland, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L. knight and
daughter. have gone TO Alberta, Cam
ada to visit and look over the coun-
Try.
Mr.. and Mrs, F, C. Mckenzie and
two children of Hermiston passed
through Pendleton yesterday en- route
home from Lehman Springs.
/ A very pretty little home wedding
was soemnized on Saturday evening
at the home of Mrs. DierdOrf, 223
Summer street, when her daugh-
ter, Miss Bertha Pruitt, became the
bride of Mr. Charies Willis The
room in which the families and few
of the friends Of tine young people
gathered to witness their marriage
was prettily decorated with flowers.
Miss Nola Childreth rendered the
beautiful Mendelssohn wedding march
while the bridal party entered and
took their places before the minister,
Rev. L. r. Clevenger OF the Baptist
church. The bride was charmtngly
dressed in white and carried beau
tiful bridal bouquet of white sweet
peas. She was accompanied by her
mother, becomingly sowned in gray,
ana the bridesmaid, Idlss Selby john |
son, who wore white and carried a
lovely bouquet of pink asters. The
groom was attended by Mi. Asa Hyde
Imedlately following the wedding
march and the entrance of the bridal
party. Miss Arlouine Clevenger sang (
Il Love You Truly" oy Carrie ia
cobs- Bond, after VIII ch Rev. eleven
ger pronounced the solemn words
which united the two young people
In marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis have many
frienus IN PendletOn whose best
wishes go with them to their home
in Spokane. Mr.. Wills has been for
several months in the employ of the
Jewel Tea Company and has recently
received good position with that
company as manager of five of their
wagons In Spokane. His bride was
on the the sweet girl graduates OF
the class Of '16.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis were the reeip-
tents of charming gitts anu the hearty
good wishes of the assem- Dled guests.
Those present were Mrs. Dierdorf'
Mrs. Douglas Pruitt, Misses Vera ana
Vega Dierdorf, Mr.. and Mrs Wills
parents of the groom, Mr.. Walter
Willis, two younger brothers of the
groom. little Miss Eva Willis, Mr.
and Mrs Staples, Mrs. l.. NJ. Johnson,
Mrs. J. r. Childreth, Rev and Mrs
E. r. Cleienger, and Misses selby
johnson. Nola and Tnelma Childreth,
and Aflouine Cleyenger.
Miss Anne Shea came in this morn :
ing from Vansycle where she has been
Mrs. George Strand for some
time. She will remain here until
when she will leave for her
home in Portland
Ralph Hassell Of the Peoples
Warehouse, has returned from a vis-
it In Iowa.
MONTANA WILL co FOR
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