East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-06

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Last Wednesday evening at
lo'clock. Miss Rreta Barrett becam,
the bride of Cal c. Clinton at the hom,
Iof Mr.. and Mrs. J. Robert Stites.
Miss Barrett is the daughter OF tn,
late Senator @. A Barrett ana MRS
Jennie Il. Barrett. of Athena Ore
lowing TO the very recent death of this
brides father, the wedding was sim,
lpie in every detail. Immediately be-
fore the ceremony. Mrs. Sites sang
Loves Coronation (Aylward), ac-
companied by Miss Helen Calbreth on
the piano dnd Miss Evelyn Calbreth
on the violin. The Misses Calbreth
played Lohengren's wedding march
for the bridal music. The Rev. T.. II.
Leonard read the double ring cere-
mony
The bride was handsomely gowned
in a travelling suit of pale gray silk,
with picture hat of pink. A corsage
bouquet of ophellia roses and. orchids
completed her costume.
Only few friends of the couple
were hidden for the event. The cere-
.mony was followed Immediately by a
wedding dinner at the Hotel Benson
II.
Mrs. Mlinton, Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Nc
ICollum, Mr.. and Mrs Sites and the
Misses Calbreth.
The bridegroom is Pacific coast
Representative OF the Intertype Cor
poration. of Brooklyn. n. Y. with for
mer headquarters in Portland. He is
now in charge of the Southern Pacific
coast territory. with headquarters in
ta,
make their home after an extended
auto tour through oregon, Nevada and
California.
H. L. Wylie of Eugene, is visiting
in the city at.the home of his mother
Mrs. H. d. Wylie, 400 Garfield street.
He will be here for a week.
r. F. Ely AIS Lincoln street. return>
ed home yesterday from two weeks
vacation spent at Hidaway Springs.
Prof. and Mrs. A. C. Hampton, of
La Grande are in the city. guests over
the day of Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Chess
man. They have been at Eugene for
several weeks where Mr.. Hampton at
tended the summer school. Mr.. Hamp- |
ton is Superintendent of the La Grande |
city schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Laatz left sun
day for Walll WaIla by automobile,
for the first part of motor journey
which will take them to Seattle and
down the coast for an outing at Can
non Beach. Mr.. and Mrs. Laatz plan
to be away about month and will
stop at interesting points, at their
plensure, not having mapped out a
definite itinerary before their depar-
lure.
Miss Florence Forshaw left yester-
Jay for n visit with friends in and
near Tacoma and Seattle. She ex.
poets to be away several weeks.
Miss Inez Downing of Orenco. and
Miss Isabel Dodd of Hermiston. theI
little nieces of Mrs. H. w. Collins re-
urned to their homes today after
'isit at the Collins home. Yesterday
Mrs. Collins entertained several little
'endleton girls with lawn party in
ionor of Miss Inez' eighth birthday,
Mrs r. Alexander returned today
rom Hermiston.
Mrs J. Cunha. Miss Beulah Garker
nd Mrs. Mary Baker were in Pen
Teton today from Echo on a shopping
Dur.
w n. Dethridge of Duncan is
usiness visitor in the CITY TODAY.
Mrs Roy HYATT is a business visitor
l the city today from Weston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar wentz Of Ra-
er were here yesterday.
J. T. Hagar of Gibbon was in Pen
Teton yesterday.
F. p Brull was a PendIeton visitor
from Gibbon.
Mrs. r. NJ. Lugar left today for
sit at Tillamook.
Mrs. Fl. P. Whitman left yesterday
r visit in Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Routt Of Bur
INK. Washington, were Pendleton
sitors yesterday. in
F. p. Mays. formerly U. 5. district II
torney. was in Pendleton Yesterday