The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-03-15
YOUNG PEOPLE Of
lone ARE MARRIED
Interesting News Budget From Our
Live-Wire Correspondent In
the Egg City.

Live-Wire Correspondent In
the Egg City.
A very pretty wedding was SOL
emnized at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Wilt in lone, at $500 D. m,
on Saturday, March 10. when their
daughter, Miss Emelen Doris wilt be-
came the wife Of Mr.. Willard Ray
Blake. The beautiful ceremony of
the Episcopal church was used, and
Rev. George B. Van Waters was the
officiating clergyman. The home
was very tastefully decorated with
carnations and roses. Mrs. l.. A.
Doak rendered a beautiful vocal solo
and Chas. Chick, cousin of the bride
played the wedding march on the
piano. Following the ceremony the
guests we're seated to three large
tables, glistening with white linen
and decorated with beautiful flowers
and burdened with all the choicest of
viands. The table at which the we'd
ding party was seated was further
decorated with the brides cake and a
very large wedding cake. Ice cream
was also served. The guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Blake and
sons Kenneth, Merle and Ted; Mr.
and Mrs. J H. Blake and sons Roy,
Earl and Keithley; DR.. and Mrs. c. c..
Chick and son Charles; Mr.. and Mrs.
F. S. Bender; Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Cronk; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H, Padberg
and family; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Eu-
banks and family; Mr.. and Mrs. S. E.
Moore and daughter Edene; Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Troedson and daughter
Lillian; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T.
Knappenberg and Miss Josephine
Woolery: Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. David
son and daughter, Miss Della Mr..
and Mrs. Robt. Sperry; Mr.. and Mrs.
Holmes Holman; Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Doak; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lindsay;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Bristow; Messrs.
Frank l.. Christensen. Joe Mason and
Bishop Robert l.. Paddock, and Mrs.
Della Corson. During a lull in the
supper hour Bishop Paddock enter
tanned the guests with a nice talk and
a toast 10 the bride. The young
couple will make their home in Port
land where Mr.. Blake has secured
position. These young people have
grown up in lone together, the groom
being the eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Blake, pioneer residents of
lone, nd as they now enter upon this
lone, and as they now enter upon this
their large circle of friends here 60
with them.
We give here a brief account of
novelty party that was given at the
skating rink on Thursday evening
last, which was participated in by "a
of the young ladies of the town. Sew
enteen of the girls were dressed in |
male attire and assumed the char.
acters of gentlemen, while the other
seventeen were the ladies' of the par
ty and were dressed suitable to the
occasion. The aggregation came to-
gether to witness the marriage of !
Miss Samantha Guggenslocker miss
Hazel Winters) and Mr.. Vanderspik-
Katzenjamme miss
Snoda Cook) by the Rev. Evan Ward |
Miss Margaret Jones), Miss Ruby
Engelman acted as bridesmaid while |
Mr.. Ruth Petteys supported the
groom as best man, and Pa Guggens-
ocker MARY Bacon) gave the bride
away. Miss Loretta Cook made a
charming flower girl, while the ring
was carried by little Master Eta Ak
ers. At the close of the ceremony an
elaborate supper of pork and beans,
coffee and wedding cake
was served, and the latter part of
he evening was spent in games This
party was for girls only" but numer,
Jus sounds gave evidence of the pres
snce of roosters in the rafters and
rats in the dog house.
Happy Woods came down from
Ieppner the other day but he was not
alone, as is his usual custom. This
line he brought with him wife in
he person of Miss May Rea, of that
,ity. This was quite surprise to
lis many friends here and we all wish
lim and his bride lots of JOY and
happiness.
Don't forget that Saturday, the
18th of March. the ladies of the Bap-
list Aid Society will serve ice cream
md cake in the Wilmot building dur
ng the hours of the afternoon. There
will be other good things too.
These few balmy days we have
been having have started the Spring
ever in some of the boys and we see
hem every day vending their way to
he ball grounds to get that round
hing working just right.
W. L. Houston, who has been In
Portland for some time. returned to
.one last Sunday evening and is now
,usy engineering the construction OF
he Mason building.
J. II. Raymond, one of our creek
'anchers living between lone and
Morgan, was a Heppner visitor over
Sunday night. He marketed some
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