East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-19

UtttfatIiM >NFt%f 49,
Rev. Il. Il. Gornall OF the Pendlet0n
Methodist church viii deliver the adj
dress which he has entitled ~.An Rift
lcicnt individual. Those who VIII
furnish music win be Miss Elizabeth
lIIcrvey, aud Mrs j. o. Russell who
iplay a piano duet, Hungarian
March, Miss Poisla Kidwen win play
"a piano solo, "Stabat Mater" and
Mss Maxine Schannep will play pi-
iano duo Midsummer Nights Dream. =
iIndse l. NJ. Schannep. chairman of
ithe board OF directors. win present the
diplomas. There are four graduatcss
Charles Spcre. Eugene Gibbs Portia
4 Sidwell and Maxine Schannep. The
iraccalaureasc sermon will be deliver
cd hy rev S. 5. White on May 20.
Music win be furnished by tho high
school choir, and also several vocal So
los viii be rendered.
FRED Fletcher motored to this city.
from his ranch Friday evening for the
musical recital OF the pupils of Mrs.
]. O. Russell. He returned 10 his
ranch saturday accompanied by his.
son Ralph.
Mrs John A. Hannay OF Portland
is Is house guest at the Judge Schan-
nep home this week. Mrs. Hannay Isl
the mother of AIRS. Schannep.
Mr.. and Mrs, Leslie Parker and
small som Gerald left this week for an
extended visit in Milton. They VIII
visit at the home of Mr.. Parker's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Parker.
An automobile party composed OF
Miss Bina Reeves. Miss Elizabeth Her
vey. Miss Helen De Vaul, Miss Verona
Fullenwcider and DR. III. A. Cchneider,
u s1.tr
at the Thomas Carroll home. While
in Athena the young people attended
the baseball game between that city
and Pilot Rock
Miss Vivian Gibbs. who for the past
two years has been studying at St
vincent's Hospital in Portland. ar
rived here Monday morning for two
weeks visit with her aunt and uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith, and other
friends. Miss Gibbs. who has a host
OF friends in. this city, as well as in
Pendieton. was member of the 1917
graduating class OF Pendleton high
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones left Fri
day for Lewiston, Idaho. They were
called there by the serious illness of
Mrs. Jones mother. Mrs. Cater.
The pupils of the first and second
trades accompanied by their teacher,
Miss Elsie Miller, motored TO the
charming country home of MIR. and
Mrs Henry CasteeI where they We're
guests Thursday afternoon. The lit
tie ones played games under the trees.
land in the late afternoon enjoyed de-
licious ice cream and cake. which was
/ served on a table built on the lawn.
The ladies' who assisted Mrs. Casteel
we're: Mrs. Walter Smith. Mrs. Pearl
Russell, Mrs. Sallie Kennison and
Mrs. E. B. Casteel.
Miss Alta Boylen was a weekend
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Otis Hampton
OF Pendleton. The Hamptons accom-
panied by Miss Boylen motored to
Bingham Springs to spend Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs ]. o. Russell, accom-
Ipanied by Misses Zella Johnston, Ruth
Fletcher. Lila Fletcher. Maxine Schan-
linen and Gladys Fletcher. motored TO
lPendleton to witness the play The
Elopement of Ellen which was pre-
isented by the Dramatic club OF ZEN
dleton high school
DIR. and Mrs. Mcclure motored TO
Pendleton Thursday for a short stay.
Miss Elsie Miller left Friday for
Weston for a short visit with her sis
Tier Mrs. Richard English. after
which Miss Miller will leave for her
home in independence Short visits
Twill be made at Arlington. Hood River
land White Salmon Miss Miller has
taught the primary grades after the
resignation OF Mrs. John Parker in
i April.
Mrs. James Truman was a visitor
in the county seat for short time
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. X Johnston are
guests at the C. G. Bracher home TINS
! week. The Johnstons expect to leave
within a few days for their ranch near
Boise Idaho, where they will reside
permanently. Hosts of friends in this
city regretto see the Johnstons depart
but wish them well in their new home
Mrs. S. s. White and daughter Eliz-
abeth. arrived in PILOT Rock Sunday
to join Rev. White, who is pastor OF
the local church. Mrs. White ana
daughter have been visiting at The
DaIIes with Mrs. Whites parents. for
/ a few weeks. st. Marys. Idaho. is the
former home of Pilot Rocks new res
idents.
A marriage which will be of inter-
est to Pilot Rock people when Jessie
Jones. a former resident of this city.
viii marry young lady Of ST. Johns.
Washington. Mr.. Jones has been iiv-
ing In St Johns since his departure
from here several years ago. Mr. and
Mrs. Jones will leave for Ohio to
make their home.
A very pretty wedding ceremony was
,1lcmnized Sunday at 10 o'clock in the
morning, when Mrs. Lulu Horn be-
came the bride OF Clarence Horn Mr..
Horn is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Horn. who reside on a ranch about
seven miles east OF this city. Rev. s:
:. White Of the Church Of Pilot ROCK
the ceremony
A delicious wedding dinner was
served about noon and only the inti-
mate friends and relatives we're pres
ent. Mr.. and Mrs. Horn will ma &c
,1eir home ON a ranch near the home /!