East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-22
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ROSTERS and a Yule log to complete
the scene, The beautiful costumes of
the Spanish dancers made the eighth
grade part very distinctive but there
were zone of the grades hut what
carried out their part with much
credit.
The four lower grades were train
ed by Mrs. Parlee Haley, Mrs. Daye
Idleman, Miss. Maude Maxwell and
Miss Boone. Miss Kessi, assisted by
Miss Woodel and the other teachers,
trained the upper grades, Miss Lou
Use Bailey trained the children in the
folk dances and Mrs. S. H. Forshaw
il the singing.
Two popular young people of PEN
dleton, Miss Carrie E. Owings and w.
w. Walker, were married last We'd
nesday afternoon at the Baptist par
sonage by Reverend ~Clevenger. The
couple was unattended save for the
presence of the brides parents, Mr..
n Mrs. G. w. Owings, of 227 Wa
ter street, andMr. and Mrs. George
Trimhle. who were married last
Tuesday. Following the ceremony a
luncheon was served at the home of
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couples. Mrs. Trimble was formerly
Ruth Ritter, a niece of Mrs. Owings.
Mrs. Walker wore a wedding frock
OF white crepe de chine. Mr.. Walker
Is a mechanic with the Pendleton
Auto Co. and his bride has been a
popular high school girl. They will
reside at ga Johnson street.
A choir of especially good voices,
supported by a fourteen piece or
chestra, will present a midnight mass
at st. Mary's Catholic church on
Christmas eve and the ven will be
one of the leading features of the
Christmas observance in Pendleton.
The choir will sing the Farmers
Mass in B Flat" a very heavy mass
upon which the choir has been re-
hearsing under the direction of Eu-
gene Molitor for several months.
Final rehearsal win be held to-
morrow morning at II o'clock at the
Alta theater and the orchestra. UNI
der the leadership of Mr.. Breach.
will be present. The offertory of the
midnight mass will be sung by
Walter Rose. popular tenor. while
Mrs. Nave Hagar will sing the offer
cory high mass at 10 o'clock Christ
mas day. Miss Alma che is or
ganist.
The following are the voices in the
choir: Soprano, Mrs. Ed Williams.
Mrs. Maye Hager. Mrs. O'Daniels,
Mrs. Mary Rust, Miss Mary Schultz,
Miss Louise Schultz, Miss Reta Vey,
Miss Laura Cahill. Mis- Alma Scheer,
Miss Loretta Williams; also, Mrs. w.
Fl. King, Mrs. Lynde, Miss Louise
BRANDED. Miss Stella Rhoden and
Miss Louise CahilI; tenor. S. ].
Lynch, Walter Rose and Eugene
Molitor; basso, August Bauer.
George Phelps, Leo MoIitor, Walter
Pessimere and Mr.. Clausinius. Miss
Thome, a sister of Mrs. Lynch and a
grand opera singer, is expected to
be here to assist.
The Christmas cantata, ''Star of
Bethlehem" which will be presented
tomorrow evening at the Methodist
church. promises to be an unusually
creditable entertainment.
The Presbyterian church will hold
it's Christmas exercises tomorrow ev-
ening for the children of the Sunday
school. Santa Claus will make his
appearance and will have a remem-
brance for all of the children. A
special program has been prepared
for tn occasion.
DIR. C. A. Ault of Enterprise is a
Pendleton visitor.
A. F. Warren of Helix was in the
city overnight.
Miss Maxine Scshannep of Pilot
Rock, is in the city today.
Ed Carney is in the city today from
his home on Mckay creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. Richards Of
Athena are spending the day in the
city.
Donald Robinson is home for the
holidays from the University of Ore
gon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wyrick left this
morning for California for a winter
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Morrisette of Adj
ans were overnight visitors in the
city.
Oliver 3. Needham of Eugene.
no IS teaching at Weston, is regis
tered at the Pendleton.
Miss ouise Cahill. who is taking
o nurses training course at Twin
Falls, Idaho. has returned to Pen
dleton for the holidays.