East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-29
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| Mrs. A. Thomas of Pendleton, is in
the city, having attended the Women
OF Woodcraft convention. Mrs.
| Thomas left La Grande six weeks ago
TO take up her residence in PendIe-
ton, and she is finding her visit very
pleasant here renewing acquaintance
with old friends.--La Grande Observ
er.
Lovely summer blossoms in dainty
tones of pink and blue made an ef-
fective foil for the several score
smartly gowned maids and matrons
who called at the willard Bond home
yesterday afternoon between the
hours of three and five to meet Miss
Lois Macy of Portland, who is the
houseguest OF Mrs. Bond Low bowls
of pink roses, tall spikes of blue DEL
phinian and clusters of baby breath
formed the pretty decorations of tha
reception and living rooms, while the
dining room was attractive in pink
roses and filmy pink tulle. Mrs.
Charles Bond presided at the serving
table, being assisted by Miss JaUe
Murphy, Miss Thelma Thompson and
! Miss Peggy Boylen. The punch bowl
was in charge of Miss Barbara STAN
| field and Miss Mary Clarke. Miss
Macy is a charming young girl and
| her visit promises to be marked by
number of delightful affairs.
Paul De Ford is expected to arrive
tonight to spend Saturday and sun
day with his wife and little child
who are visiting the formers parents.
Mr. and Mrs a. y. Siebert. SIS Marie
street Mrs. De Ford and child viii
accompany Mr.. De Fcrd on his re-
turn to their home in Portland
Mrs. Thomas Fitz Gerald ana
Mrs. Alfred Fitz Gerald have return
ed from three weeks visit in Port |
land.
Mr. and Mrs George Peringer have
as their houseguest Mr.. Peringer's |
nephew. Cecil Peringer. of Belling- |
ham. son of prominent attorney /
of that city.
The meeting of the Floral Associa-
ton. originally scheduled for tonight /
has been postponed one week because |
of the Chautauqua.
Mr. and Mrs. p. S. weittenhiller.
who are motoring from Crane. ore |
gon, to Spokane. were the guests |
yesterday of Mr. weittenhiller's sis !
ter. Mrs A. F. May in this city. They |
also stopped en- route to visit a
brother in law, the Rev. Floyd Ross. |
at Milton
Carl Cooley has returned from Il
trip to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bloch. former |
residents of this city but now living |
in Portland, are enjoying a short Wis |
it in Vancouver, b. C, according 20 |
word received here.
The marriage of Floyd f. payne.
of Athena. and Miss Peggy Groom of
Portland. took place wednesday,
June goth. at the Congregational
church of Portland. Rev j. ]. Staub
officiating The bride is the young
est daughter of Nj and Mrs. ". p
Groome. old pioneers of the Walla
walla valley. and was a graduate of
the Waitsburg high school in the
class Of 1915. During the pact year
both the bride and groom have been
attending business college at PORT
land. Mr.. Payne is the eldest son Of
Mrs. Lola Payne and was formerly a
student at the University of oregon
where he was well known in college
athletics The young couple will
make their home in Portland.
II. L. Camp Of the firm Of Camp &
DuPuy, architects Of Portland Is
here today on bushes trip and to
visit his daughter. Miss Camp. of the
Pendleton nruE co Mr.. Camp has
heen at Feppner. where his firm has
two buildings being erected for the
Garrigus estate. II
Mrs. Al Bolin Of Ukiah is among
the visitors here today.
Lawrence Bryant of Duncan was al
the Golden Rule last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron f. Coon left
today to spend the summer in Port
land.
Harry Straw. well known Hermis-
ton business man. WAS in the city
yesterday
II. W. Hicks. travelling passenger
agent for the O.-w. n. & y. Co, is
here today.
$. T. Ross. a sheepman Of Brun-
.ell Idaho. is here looking after
nay contracts.
r. X. Lewis. prominent Echo mar-
;ity yesterday afternoon.
Ernest Leisure, carpenter who
has been working at Lehman Sprinss !
lag returned IN the city