East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-05-23


Mrs d. H lessee. who has been
a resident of Pendleton for several
months, has come Il La Grande 10
make her home. Mrs. lessee was re-
Gently appointed assistant trainmast-
er with headquarters at La Grande.-
La Grande Observer.
Miss l. Cordley. of Imbler. passed
through the city to Pendleton today.
While in Pendleton she will visit at
the home of ]. A Drake.-La Grande
Observer.
More than -four hundred people
were present last evening at the jitney
dance given at the Happy canyon
pavilion by Pendleton's second mill
tary unit. Despite the d~isagreeable
weather outside. the big dance floor
was filled all evening and dances fol
lowed each other in rapid succession
until nearly midnight F1ags were
used as decorations AS a result of
the dance the second unit will have
about $40 in its company fund to be
applied on the purchase of uniforms.
The success of the dance last even
IL NAAA AOOaOA- ca NAo 49,
will III a series of them.
Confirming a rumor that has been
running the rounds the pas few days
is the announcement today of the
wedding of Miss Gladys Caldwell and
George La Fontaine in The Dalles on
May Is. The bride, who is the
daughter of Mrs. william Caldwell
and who was raised in this city, had
been living recently in Portland with
her mother. Mr.. La Fountaine drove
down to Portland in his car and they
together to The Dalles where
they were quietly married. Miss Katie
CahiII of this city was the only
friend attending. They returned TO
Pendleton several days ago and they
will make their home on the reser-
walton farm OF Mr.. La Fontaine.
Charmingly appointed in every de
tail was the wedding last evening of
Miss Edna Hogue and Horace Berg.
which vas solemnized at s o'clock at
the home of the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. C. NJ. Hogue. sol Lincoln street.
with the Rev. II. H. HHbbell of the
Christian church officiating. GUAM
titles of white lilacs made a lovely
setting for the bridal party which in
cluded Miss Clara Berg. sister of the
bridegroom. as maid of honor. and
Harry Flatters of Walla Walla, as
hAest man. The bride made a pretty
picture / in her dainty frock of white
orsandy with an arm bouquet of white
carnations. while the bridesmaid was
also gowned in white and carried req
ca rnations. Immediately following
h ceremony dainty refreshments
were served and hosts of good wishes
were showered upon the young cou-
ple. both of whom are well known IN
Pendleton and very popular. Mr- anu
Mrs Berg left by auto for Walla Wal
la for a short wedding trip and Will
later return TO Pendleton before go
inc TO Roseburg to make their home.
Those who witnessed the ceremony
were MI. and Mrs. John Greulich and
son. Francis. MI. and Mrs. w. u.
HUMPHREYS and Miss Marguerite
Humphrey. Mrs. Albert Humphrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. r W. Ayers and little
Missvirginia Ayers. Mr. and Mrs-
Jack Buell.. Miss clara Berg of wal
Ia waIIa. Miss Martha Hogu n
Harry F1atters.
delightful birthday party was
owed BY a host of the young
friends of little Miss Emma Arteourn
Yesterday who celebrated her 18TH
natal anniversary by entertaining az
the home Of her parents. Mr.. n
Mrs. L &. Arteburn. 3l2 Ann street
Many pretty gifts were received by
the Young hostess. After an enjoy
able afternoon dainty refreshments
Neer served. Those present were
Rachel Payne. Marjorie Payne. Jean
cite Anderson. Gertrude Jones. Nlo-
Iette HodEson. wava Taylor. Bernice
Patterson. Ruby crow. Florence Ness.
zelda Coffman. Helen Patterson. EN-
ma Arteburn. Kathryn Copeland. La
veile .ueourn. Royce Arteburn-
Dne OF the most thoroughly delight
fuf affair 81 the season took place
Yesterday afternoon when MrS
Charles serrell extended charminS
Hospitality 90 the Lady Niaccabees and
r number OF additional friends at her
attractive cnuntf home 10 miles east