East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-27

Nine OF thirty one 1913 graduates
from the Pendieton high school were
present Saturday evening at the ESQ
O'Clock dinner at Hotel Pendleton
which marked the second reunion of
the class A brillian cluster of red
peonies centered the table and cards
which bore the class roll and marked
the places of the guests were tied with
gay bows OF orange and black, the
1913 colors. Notes were read from Miss
Ethel Freeman now at spokane Uns-
versfty and from Mrs. Frances Sailing
Simonton who spoke of plans for
moving in the near future to a ranch
in Morrow county. Mr., and Mrs. Sim
onton are now living on a farm near
Pendleton.
The class prophecy was re-read,
affording much merriment. The ban
ouet guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Ferguson Cona Irving) Miss Mil
ired Berkeley, Miss Clara Straughan
Harvey, Mrs Vesta Boylen Stanley,
Mrs. Lillian Gulliford Hampton, Mrs.
Hazel Wagner Cederdale and Miss
Martha Hudeman who was in charge
of the affair.
Friends and relatives who have been
fnystified at the quiet departure of Ed
ward Enbysk from the city will be
surprised to hear that it was cupid
who called him away. Mr. Snbysk left
town a week ago saturday secretly
and went to Idaho where he was mar
ried to Miss Laura Pollok, according
10 word just received here by his sister
last Thursday at Wallace. Idaho, from
where the young couple left for brief
honeymoon to spokane. They expect
10 be at home to their friends by the
first of June on Mr. EnbySk's ranch
north of Pendleton.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Pollok of Cutalds, Idaho.
and is n graduate of the Kellogg high
school.
Mr.. Enbysk is the son of Peter En-
bysk well known pioneer resident OF
the county. The bridegroom is en-
gagged in farming north of the city and
is well known in Pendleton where he
has attended school.
The Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the re-
ception room of the church, hostesses
for the day being Mrs. William
Biakeley Mrs. H. E. Mclean and Mrs
A. Thomas.
Mrs. ]. T Richardson returned this
morning on No. IL after a visit with
friends and relatives in La Grande.
Mrs. l. S. Vincent left this MORN
ing for Portland after a visit at the
home Of DIR. and Mrs. F. W. Vincent
Decidedly enjoyable was the Happy
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the Pendleton band was responsible.
The affair was the second to be given
by the organization and scores Of
dancers enjoyed an evening marked
by informality and pleasing music. /
Among most enjoyed of recent fes-
tiyities was a party for which Mrs.
G. W. Gertson was hostess at her res
idence. 627 johnson street. planned
for the pleasure of George Gertson
and Fern Thine and shared by group
of young friends. Red peonies and
an abundance of foliage made attrac-
tive the rooms where games were en-
joyed and the party later adjourned
10 the dining room for luncheon about
n blossom decked table to which
s1reamers of blue and white flutter-
ed from a gay bow on the eiectroler.
Besides the two honor guests, enjoy
ing the affair were Leona cable, Lois
Gornan. Bernice Gornall Thelma
Smith, Janet La Fontaine and Mar
5orie Ebert.
The young ladies of the Baptist
Sunday school. with their teacher.
Mrs. w H. Cox, met in their class
room Friday evening at o'clock for
the purpose of reorganizing thelr
class The following officers were
elected Miss Flossie Penland, pres
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