East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-27
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sons mother, Mrs. e. Raumeister of
Asotin, who is her houseguest.
MILTON. June 27.-(Special)-
Mrs. w. H. Bailey and Mrs. c. j..
Mckenzie entertained the girls who
took part in the memorial services
at the cemetery Decoration day. The
party was given in honor of Miss
Helen Barnhart of Pendleton, who
has been spending a few days with
the Baileys
} The affair was a Red Cross affair
The girls were each given Red
Cross towel to hem, and the one who
did it the best got a prize. The judges
were Mrs. Charles Cockburn, MSs.
c. ]. Mckenzie and Miss Blanche
Cockburn. There were three prizes
awarded, Genevieve Sevy winning
first Faye Price second and Orah
Jenkins the consolation. The first
prize was a silk flag, second a hand
kerchief with flag on it, and third
an enameled flag pin. After the
work had been examined it was all
found to be fine and was hard to
award the prizes.
The house was decorated with the
patriotic colors. After the sewing
there was music and later light re-
/ freshments We're served. The invit-
cd guests were Oran Jenkins. Eunice
johnson, Velma Crawford. Bonnie
Wormington, Marie Piersol, Irene
Burton. Faye Price. Leone Squires,
Ethel Harder. Clema and Hazel
Cockhurn. Genevieve Sevy.
The Busy Bees of the Lady Mas
cabees We're delightfully."- entertained
yesterday afternoon at the attractive
o. G. Bissinger country home. The
trip out was made In the auto truck
and by private conveyance. Guessing
contests provided an interesting part
of the afternoons entertainment, the
prizes, beautiful articles of hand en-
broidery, being captured by Mrs.
Dorothy McKiernan and Mrs. " d,
Hobbs. A delicious two course
luncheon rounded out tht affair. The
guests other than club members in
cluded Mrs w. l. Brown of Helix,
Mrs. r. \. ,Bissinger. Mrs. Garland
Gray Mrs. p. H Cummings, Mrs.
Ella Brown, Mr. w. l. Brown. Mr..
O. B, Bissineer. Mr. Kim Morton.
Mr. Charles Serrell. Mr.. Cook and
Mr.. George Ness.
Miss Mildred Berkeley who is en-
joying a delightful eastern trip is eN-
pected to arrive home about the
middle of July. She will come west
via the Santa Fe route and viii he
accompanied by Mrs. William Noon
of Portland who has been spending
the winter in washington.
wedding of interest to many
Spokane and Portland people took
place yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
when Miss Veva Boothby and Louis
Sondheim of Portland were married
at the home Of the brides sister.
Mrs. Elmer d. Taylor, w 1908 Nine
teenth avenue.
The Rev. James A. Palmer of Trim
ity Episcopal church read the serv-
ice. which was attended only by the
immediate family. Following the
ceremony a wedding supper was serv-
ed at Davenports.
The bride is a daughte of MIR. and
Mrs. w w. Boothpy of Pendleton,
ore. and has been visiting in Spo-
kane the last month The bridegroom
is a newspa perman or Portland. Aft
er a wedding trip to California the
young couple will make their home
lin Portland.-Spokesm Review.
Miss Boothby was formerly a very
popular member of the young set in
Pendletun and has frequently visited
here since going to portland to make
her home several years ago.
r. E. Walker is over from walla
Walla.
Mary Lembqe of Helix was in the
city overnight.
Leslie Wright of Enterprise, is "A