East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-27
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ThonnpFon. who was welded to DR..
Gay Lee Boyden last evening at eight
o'clock at the home OF her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson, I20
Monroe street. The impressive cere-
many was solemnized by Rev. ]. Il.
Snyder in the, presence Of relatives
ana a limited number Of intimate
friends. Mrs. Frank e. Boyden play
ed the wedding music and preceding
and following the service Mrs Anna
Seiklrk Norton OF wala WaHa sang
a number Of beautiful solos. calm
as the Night CBohm): The Birth
day Song (Cowen), and The Magic
Song (Afeyerhelmund). During the
reception Mrs. Norton sang THE
Banjo Song (Homer): ''I Know a
Lovely Garden CD'Hardelot) and
.The Morning Wind" CBranscombe),
The bridal party was one of the
prettiest that Pendleton society has
seen In a mum Der OF years. Rainbow
hties were chosen for the color motif
OF the wedding, the gowns of the
brides attendants partaking of the
various pale tints. The fireplace in
front of which the ceremony was
read was a bank of white asters and
waxy snow flowers mingled with
feathery fern fronds and tail palms.
A mirror entwined with smilax re-
flected the scene. while the glow of
tall yellow tapers in golden holders |
cast a soft radiance over the assem-
blage. AS the bridal party descend |
ed the stairs, a group of ten attrac-
tive maids Miss Olive GwInn, Miss |
Beth smith. Miss Leura Jerard, Miss |
Celia Cunningham, Miss Mary Johns, |
T1Hn Isr l,n1r /
Thompson. Miss Helen Eagleson OF |
Seattle, Miss Marion Lewis of Seattle |
and Miss Claire Raley, formed an /
aisle of white satin ribbons through |
which the procession passed to the |
lInprovised altar. The bride was Civ. /
en- in marriage by her father and was |
never prettIer. She is an unusually |
attractive girl and her gown of ivory /
satin-francaise was embellished with |
tulle and pearls, the bodice OF the /
gown being almost entirely of pearls. |
irridescent beads, real lace and tulle. /
A fun court train of the satin was /
enveloped by the tulle veil which was /
held in place with a band of orange |
blossoms arranged in coronet fash
ion about her head and finished with
a lacy butterfly. Her bouquet was 4
shower of bride roses and silver rib
bon
Miss Katherine Thompson, sister of
the bride. was maid of honor and
was charming in a gown of lavender
satin and tuIle with a large arm bou-
quet of pink roses. The brides
maids. Miss Agnes Mcdonald of Sc
attic and Miss Helen Thompson, were
alfred in dainty frocks of white satin
and tulle with touches of lavender.
They also carried arm bouquets OF
pink roses. Clarence Bishop was
best man.
Following the ceremony a brilliant |
reception was held. a representative |
assemblage of Pendleton folk and !
many out of town guests being pres
ent. Receiving with the bridal
group were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Thompson and Mrs. Mary Boyden
mother of the bridegroom Mrs
Thompson wore lavender and black
lace and Mrs. Boyden a soft gray.
The brides table was adorned
with yellow chrysanthemums and
yellow tulle, a low bowl of the blos-
SONS centering the table. Smaller
baskets of baby NUNS were sta
toned about the room. Presiding at
the coffee urns were Mrs. F. E
JAuu. A-AAla sur SID, M o ~ - |
Thompson and Mrs. W. d. McNary.
They we're assisted by Miss Madeline
Burgess. Miss Margaret Phelps. Miss
Bula Smith and Miss Lillian Boylen.
The punch bowl was stationed in q
corner of the porch which was bril-
liantly lighted and arranged with
comfortable cosy corners and seats.
Miss Genevieve Phelps and Miss
Mary Clarke were in charge. During
the evening a stringed orchestra
played. The brides bouquet was
caught by Miss Marion Lewis.
Dr. and Mrs. Boyden left by auto
for walla Walla and from there viii
20 to Portland and coast points for
a short honeymoon before going tc
American Lake. where DR.. Boyden
is to report for three months duty
on the medical examining board.
The brides going away gown was
a smart tailored suit of blue, with
small purple hat and corsage bouquet
OF pink roses.
Misses Mary Johns and Leura Jer-
ara left early this morning for Eu-
gene to re-enter the University of Ore
gon. Misses Beth and Beulah Smith
left on No. II today to enter the same
Institution
The Current Literature Club viii
meet tomorrow afternoon in the club
room of the Library at O'Clock, il I
baink Presidents Day.
Among the out of town guests al
the Bovden- Thompson nuptials last
ereninu were Mrs Minerva HALEY.
NJ ana Mrs. George CHM and Mr..
ana Mrs. Walter CHM, all Of Walla
waila.
Mrs. H. f. Bartholomew Of Stan
field is in the city
Joe HAYES OF Heppner is among the
in the city.
L W. Weeks Of Inbler is register
ed at the st. George.
Rev. G. s. o. Humbert Of Eugene
Is a visitor in the city.