East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-07

Degree of Honor officers for 1920
are being installed at Moose hall this
fternoon The 1919 corps, retiring I
TODAY includes past chief of honor, |
Mrs. Agnes Williamson; chief of hon
or. Mrs. Hattie Smith; leader OF nom
or. Mrs. I.ottie Long; chief of cere-
monies, Mrs. Mary McGee; recorder, |
Mrs. Carrie Dale; treasurer, Mrs. Mar |
ietta Jones: recording financier MRS |
Myrtle Farley; usher, Mrs. oiive Az
len: assistant usher. Mrs. Celestine
King; inside watch, Mrs Dora Ailen'
outside watch, Miss Lizzie Peterson:
musician, Mrs. Ava Edwards; flrst
maid of honor, Mrs. Beulah Buftins-
ton. second maid of honor, Mrs. Ella
Anderson, and captain of the degree
staff, Mrs. Leota Brown.
OFFICERS being installed today are
mast chief of honor, Mrs. Hattie
smith; chief OF honor, Mrs. Lotle
Long. lady of honor, Mrs. Mary Nc
Gee: chief of ceremonies, Mrs. Helen
ll5eits; recorder Mrs. Carrie Dale; re-
lcording financier. Mrs. Myrtle Farley;
treasurer, Mrs. Ella Ross; usher, Mrs
Celestine King; assistant usher, Mrs
Ella Anderson; inside watch Nlrs-
lCora Newcomb; outside watch Mrs.
iTaura Morgan: assistant to the chief
of honor. Mrs. Marietta Jones; first
maid of honor. Mrs. Anna Mcconnell;
second maid of honor. Mrs. Julia
TwitchelI; musician, Mrs. Ava Ed
v,,arIs. and captain of the degree staff
Mrs. Leota Brown
Mrs. Agnes Williamson, retlrlng
past chief of honor is acting as grand
Installing officer and she is being as
sisted by Mrs. Anna Peterson as grand
usher and Mrs. Marietta Jones as past
! grand chief of honor
AT the close of the ceremony So
cial hour and refreshments are to be
enjoyed.
Mrs. E. P. Dodd and daughter, Miss
isabel Dodd. who have been here for
several days as the guests of Mrs.
Dodd's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Alex
ander, will return to their home in
Hermiston tonight.
Mrs. NJ. L. stockman and nephew.
Lowell stockman. returned recently
from an extensive trip in the East
Lowell Stockman left yesterday for
Corvallis to resume his studies at
o. A. C.
Announcements are being received
in Pendleton today of the marriage in
Astoria on the afternoon Of New
years of Miss Grace f. Goodell and
Frederick Spaulding sandoz- the cere-
mony being read at the Methodist
al church at o'clock by Rev. A. a
4 Heist.
81 Mr.. sandoz is the son of Mr.. and
4 Mrs. n. F. Sandoz, formerPendletor
aF residents. The groom attended higf
4 school here and his father was con-
i nected with the Sawtelle jewelry store
Il Mr. rsandoz recently returneed from
! service in the navy.
81 His bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
81 Mrs. f. G. oioodell, and a member o.
81 a pioneer family of Astoria.
4 The couple was attended by Mis-
81 Bernice Burgess and Thomas +. San
Il doz Jr.. Mrs. Clark Reed playing tn
] wedding music.
After the ceremony wedding din
81 ner was served for the bridal party
j the Wefnhard and the couple left a
ii Gao for Portland. After brief tril
4 they will make their home in Astoria
II Charles Rush is here from, Spokane
today.
the city today.
Miss Gertie Hughes of Portland Is
III registered at the Golden Rule
1 Mr. and Mrs. d. Earby are in Pen
i dIeton from Portland.
/ John Fogel is a Pendleton visitor
ii from Bend.
Hi IL w. Buell. of Elgin, Is here today
Tom Smith, of Echo. Is in the cits
TODAY. He owns an alfalfa ranch OF
the meadows west of the town
Oregon Special Here.
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