East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS


Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l. weber OF
Portland, are In the city for a weeks
visit at the home OF Mr.. Weber's
uncle, Joseph Ell. MIR. Weber is as
siHtant cashier of the Hibernia Saw
ings Bank at Portland.
Mrs. Walter Lehman and children
returned yesterday to their home 21S
Long street, after visit Of two weeks
with Mrs. Lehman's parents at Echo.
The following item which appear
ed Saturday in the Eugene Guard will
be of interest to the many Pendle-
ton folk who enjoyed the friendship
of Miss Louise Bailey during her two
years here as well as to the friends of
Lieutenant STAN, who visited PEN
dleton in the spring:
charmingly appropriate was the
profusion of American flags, large
and small, which were intermingIed
with White Clematis blossoms and
lovely red and white Titles to deco
rate the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
aS Bailey, of this city. where a num-
ber of friends were hidden to a de-
lightful announcement party Thurs
day evening. Coming as quite sur
prise was the message brought by lit
tie Master David Kellems. a nephew
of the host and hostess. who appeared
before the guests in the uniform of
a United States marine. He stood at
attention, and upon being questioned
by the guests, informed them he was
the U. S. Military cupid and that his
latest victims were Miss Louise Bailey,
daughter of the host and hostess, and
Lieutenant ]. b. STAN of Tillamook.
Following congratulations and happy
wishes, the hostess served refresh
ments, assisted by Mrs. ID. c. Kellms,
of this city, and Mrs, ]. r. Hill.
Miss Bailey left Friday morning for
Augusta. Gorgia, where her fiance is
now stationed. and the wedding will
take place Immediately upon her ar
rival.
The bride-to-be is University of
Oregon girl and has been head of the
department of physical instruction
for women at the Pendleton hlSh
school for the two years following her
graduation in 1916. While in college
Miss Bailey was prominent in ath-
letIcs and was honored by being
elected president of the Women's
League at the beginning of her senior
year. She was also elected TO Scroll
and script. senior honor society. and
&c a member of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma fraternity.
Lieutenant Siam is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew STAN. of Tfllamook'
and is also a former University man.
He is a member of the Sigma Chi ira
ternitv. He served on the Mexican
border two summers ago. and not long
after being mustered out, enlisted IN
the second company. oregon COAST
artillery, leaving Eugene for Fort ste
vens in July of last year. He was sta !
toned there for about IL months. dur
ing which time he became sergeant |
then was selected to attend an ofti-
GERS. training school at Camp Lewis
He received his lieutenant's commls-
sion and was sent to Camp Hancock,
Augusta. Georgia, whore ire is now o
of the instructional staff OF
the machine gun school. He expects
to be stationed there for several
months so he and Miss Bailey decided
to hasten their marriage date, so that
she might be with him while ne Is az
that post.
Members in charge of the work of
the ladies of the Spanish American
War veterans in the Red Cross sew
ins room urge that the Tuesday at
tendance be increased. There is much
p,ork 10 be done and cooperation is es-
,entiaI if the quota is to be filled'
tuesdays have been reserved TOT the
auxiliary and Officers urge all mem
,ers TO be present and at the same &
-ime extend a welcome to all who can {
,eIp on Tuesday afternoons
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vaughan OF '
West Webb street. are receiving CON
on the birth of baDy ,
yirI this morning. The little daugh-
er is called Bonnevieve Ida
Mrs. James Alger Fee and httle
laughter. Frances. expect to leave ,
Thursday to Join Lieutenant Fee In
he south They have just returned
rom an outing at Hidaway springs