East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-10

An earnest request is made that
members of the surgical dressing class
which meets tomorrow under the SUI
pervision of Mrs. II. +. Bickers. will
attend the meeting. Volunteers are
also invited to join in the work which
is to be done at the Federal building
beginning at o'clock.
The following item appears in this
mornings Oregonian:
"The marriage of Miss Bonney
Henderson and Walter Harvie Muir
head. which was solemnized saturday
at the home of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton f. Henderson on
Willamette Heights, comes as gem
uine surprise. Rev. Hugh Pedley o.
ficiated at $3.50 o'clock, and only the
immediate families were in attend
ance. The bride is a charming girl
and she was graduated from Portland
Academy. She wore a smart tailleur
of dark blue cloth, straw hat. flow
er betrimmed, and n corsage bouquet
of orchids and Ophelia roses.
( Mr.. Muirhead is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Muirhead of this city
and graduate of Columbia Univer-
sty. as well as being former stu
dent and weil-known track star of
/ the University or oregon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Muirhcad left for "A motor trip
tod Eugene where they will visit for
/ several weeks and upon their return
will make their home in this city"
/ Mr. Muirhcad has long been prom
inent in athletic circles where he is
better known as Moose" and his
! popularity extended to Pendleton last
spring when he spent several months
here woith the CadillacAuto Company
Mrs. Thomas Vaughan and little
Miss Julie Vaughan arrived this
morning from their home in Portland
for visit at the F.. l.. Smith home.
/ Miss Harriet Young went over to
Walla Walla last evening where she
played in the concert of the Walla
Walla Symphony orchestra. The
splendid musical program was pre-
sented before a capacity house in the
Liberty theater. The event is always
much anticipated one. this being the
twenty-ninth concert of the organiza
!
dleton today.
Mrs. Lima Sturgis and Mrs. c. C.
Sturgis, expect to leave tomorrow ac-
companied by Cyrus Jr., for Boston,
where they will join DR.. Sturgis who
is an intern in one Of the Harvard
hospitals in Boston. Mrs. Lima Stur-
gis will remain in the east about
month, while the term of Mrs. c. c.
Sturgis' stay is indefinite.
Miss Edna Thompson, who has
spent the past fortnight at the
Thomas Thompson home. left today
for Oakland, Cal. where she will soon
complete the nurses training course
in the Samuel Merritt hospital there,
The splendor of spring blossoms a, !
ranged throughout the rooms of Mrs.
Lina Sturgis lovely home. made
truly charming scene for the recep-
tion given last evening by the Church
Of the Redeemer in compliment to
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Lockwood. !
Brilliant-hued tulips nodded from
their vases and dun gold wall-flowers
were arranged in low clusters, blend |
ing their colors with the rich tones
which preduminated in each of the |
handsome rooms or with the pictur-
esque gold of the sun porch. Assist
ing in receiving were Mrs. f. T.. Judd /
Mrs j. F. Robinson, Mrs. Norbourne .
Berkeley. Mrs. George Hartman. Mrs
w. T.. Brock. Mrs. Cyrus c. Sturgis .
and Miss Sabra Mason. y musical
program added pleasure to the affair,
especially enjoyable being violin num-
bers by Miss Margaret Phelps. who
was accompanied by Miss Madeline
Burgess. In the dining room, coffee
urns were I'm charge of Mrs. Charles
Quincy, Mrs. w. F. Matlock. Mrs. II.
f. Bickers, Miss Ida Boyd. Mrs. Hen
ry Dixon Jones and Mrs. Clara e.
Stocker. They were assisted in serv> ;
Ing by the Misses Georglanna Fletch-
er, Margaret Phelps, Blanche Furnish I
Helen Nelson, Madeline Burgess and
Helen Thompson.
Throughout the reception hours, /
he rooms were thronged with guests Z
Who enjoyed the gracious hospitality |
'om bined with an opportunity to vel ,
,ome the newcomers who have been t
n Pendleton only since Mr.. Lockwood {
became rector of the Church of the ,
2edeemer. g