East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-24

John G. South. Miss Esther South and
Laurance South who expect TO leave
the lattef part OF July to make their
home in California, The Souths came
to Pendleton three years ago and Miss
South has been welcomed as de-
lightful vocalist, and has won promi-
nence In musical circles. The family
formerly resided III California. They
plan to make their home In Pasadena
and Miss South will continue her
study of music.
Hillside Home charming In IA pro-
fusion OF black-eyed Susans and rose
blossoms was yesterday the scene OF
a delightful affair when members of
the Duplicate Whist club met with
Mrs. Frank Frazier and an additional
table was arranged in compliment to
Mrs william II. Lytie and Mrs. John
Isaacs, out of town guests who are
being welcomed in Pendleton Others
asked to share the afternoon with the
club were Mrs w. ID. McNary, Mrs.
Charles Bond aud Mrs. David b. Hill
At conclusion of the play prettily
appointed luncheon was served. Mrs
Frazier being assisted by Mrs. Rena
Adams
Major and Mrs. E. Swartzlander and
Mr. and Mrs. s. II. Elliott are spend
ing the day at Bingham Springs.
News of the marriage of Miss Cora
NJ Rotto and Albert A. Asbahr. Is
contained in word reaching Pendleton
today The wedding of the couple,
whose betrothal was announced be-
fore the departure of the bride sew
eral weeks ago, occurred on Wednes-
day, June Is. in Portland. where they
win make their home upon return
from trip to Washington and Mon
tana cities.
The bride has been teacher in
the Pendleton school for the past sew
eral years although her home has
been in Portland.
Sc is a graduate of the superior,
Wisconsin. normal school, and was al
so a student at the University of Cal
ifornia
Mr.. Asbahr was head OF the agri-
cultural department and athletic
coach of the PendletonL high school
during the years between 1911 and
1914. He Is graduate of the Ore
gon Agricultural College and of the
University of Wisconsin law school.
He served in the aviation corps of tho
army during the war. Mr.. Asbahr Is
now a practicing attorney of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Clark, Mrs. II.
H Hattery, Mrs. Charles Greulich,
Billy Clarke and Miss Mary Clarke.
left today for a motor trip to Walla
Walla
Mrs. William Hord and daughter
Frances have returned from a visit
to Portland where they spent the past
fortnight as the guests of friends
Albert Walker is registered at the
st. George from Echo.
W. A. Cole is in the city from Spo-
kane.
L. H. Lawson. of Yakima. is in
town after visiting tthe stock country
south of here.
T. A. Frewen, of Portland, is in
Pendleton today.
L. Carlson, of Corbin Mo-, with his
family passed through Pendleton to-
day They drove from the middle west
ing out en- route.
r Southwick is here today from
Salem.
Herbert Num-. state highway en-
gineer. is at Hotel Pendleton.
P. d. Sturgeon is a Pendleton visitor
from Portland.
Sam Archer is here from Portland
today.
r. G. Vallentyne is in the city from
Spokane.
NJ. X. Wynne of New York is in
Pendleton on business
Walter Irons is at the Golden Rule
from Portland.
F. E. Simpson of Madras is in the
city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Mentzer of Wal
Ia Walla, are visitors here today.
Mrs Ed Robb of La Grande is a
visitor in the city today.
France Kinney is in Pendleton from
IValla WaIla.
Miss Jennie Best. who is employed
It the First National Bank. expects
o leave on Saturday for a two weeks
at the home of her parents
n Salem.
Royal NJ. Sawtelle returned yester-
lay from a trip to Portland Mrs.
pend the summer at Ridgefeld.
with Mrs. Sawtelle's
mother.
II. 8. Rudd, who has been spending
vacation in Portland and at the
reach, is expected home tomorrow.