East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-20

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An engagement or much interest
was announced last evening when
Miss Edna Hogue. younger daughter
of Mr.. and MIS- c NJ Hogue. made
known her approaching marriage -
Horace Berg, a young business man
Of Roseburg The announcement was
made at a charmingly appointed din
ner party given in honor Of Miss
HogaIe by her parents at their home
sol Lincoln street cluster OF hya
cinths in lovely torres of blue formed
the centre attraction OF the table,
around which were seated Miss FIeta
Hall. Miss Pansy Bybee. Miss Lucia
Callison, Miss F9orenc Morton, Miss
Nellie AnibaI. Miss Ethel Freeman.
Miss Nola Childreth and Miss Hogue-
During the course of the dinner Dan
Cupid, in the guise Of a messenger
boy, presented a telegram announc-
ing the happy news. Miss Hogue is
a member Of the 1917 graduating
class OF the Pendleton high school
and Is a very popular and attractive
girl. Her fiance is a graduate of the
University OF idaho. having been To-
Gated in Pendleton for short time
two years ago The wedding will
take place in the near future.
About 200 couples attended the
dance in Eagle-Woodman Hall last
evening given under the auspices OF
the Girls National Honor Guard The
hall was prettiIy decorated In stream
ers of red, white ana blue. with a
huge American flag hung across the
stage and smaller emblems suspend
ed from the balcony and walls Dur
ing the evening Captain J. Z. Warner
gave an interesting talk on trench
warfare which was warmly received
Excellent music was furnished ana
dancing continued until a late hour-
Miss Gladys FIannigan who Is in
training al the Sacred Heart HosHSt-
al in Spokane, is spending short va
cation with her moSner, Mrs. Cora
Lane. IN this city.
Mr.. and Mrs George Goodman Of
Paaco are spending the weekend
with Mr. eGoodman's sister. Mrs. Har-
~ Hooseman-
Mrs Nellie williams Of Portland. is
the houseguest Of her daughter. Mrs
Benjannin L. Burroughs for a time
Mr.. and Mrs. T c. warner. now Of
Portland. but formerly well known
PendIeton residents. are expected TO
arrive tomorrow TO spend the week
end with their son. Harold J. Warner
DIT. william T. PLY who again has
possession Of the Hot Lake sanitari-
um. spent yesterday in Pendleton.
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock at
the Methodist parsonage Miss Gladys
Lillian Marks became the bride OF
Fred W. Thompson. Rev. r. r Cor
nail performing the ceremony The
only witnesses were Mrs Louise
IAmpkin and Newton r. Martin. Both
the bride and groom are employed at
the Eastern Oregon state Hospital,
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The las, meeting but one for this
year Of the Current Literature Clue
was held YESTERDAY afternoon at the
home Of Ms. James A Zee with MT
Tee and Mrs = B Aldrich as hos
tesses The program was devoted to
ro,esf and proved Of exceptional mer-
n ana interes, A sketch of Tolsti;
his life. character. reforms and influ-
@noe. was given by Mrs. A J. Meal
lister: Mrs o. NJ Rice read a review
Of Anna Karenine.~ Miss GayneH
Baldwin PLAYED an exquisite violin
solo. The Kreuzer sonata" fBeetho-
,-.nl. accompanied by Mrs ". 9. r
TruItt. Mrs. s. ~ Forshaw gave a
reading from What Men 1--we BY" a
chsrminr liftie sfo-y. and Mr. 9 r.
Co'eEWorthv contribute "a uaper on
'-roirtoFE Mysrici~m Sih'ilrm and
religion" as revealed in his writing