East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-22


dleton yesterday were Mrs. J. w. Nc
Dermid. and daughter, DR.. J. T.. Pead
Frank Knapton and r. u. Siscel
Mrs. Fay lie Grow and Mrs RalpI
McEwen of Athena were In Pendle
ton yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartman o
this city. and Mr.. and Mrs. Phn Wi
mans of Walla Walla, who have beer
enjoying motor trip through British
Columbia are now at Gearhart where
they are interested spectators at tho
big golf tournament.
Mrs. Sadie Baum Wise, little son ano
her mother. Mrs. r.. II. Baum. arrived
home from Seattle this morning. Mrs
Wise had cottage at the beach for a
month.
DR.. and Mrs. .. C. Sturgis who have
been spending the past week in Pen.
dlcton expect to leave Thursday for
Boston where they will make their
home for the next year.
Mrs. w. l.. Thompson returned sun
day from Spokane where she has been
visiting for two weeks. She spent
part of her visit at Hayden Lake. a
Spokane summer resort. Edward
Thompson is expected to arrive home
from there this afternoon.
Mrs. william Spencer and Mrs Jo-
sic Jones. both of Heppner. are guests
IN rendleton. Mrs. Spencer is visiting
her cousin. Mrs. George Fell and Mrs.
Jones is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
W. T.. Brock.
Several hundred matrons and maids
called at the attractive Sturgis Home
on Wilson street yesterday between
tho hours of four and six to greet Mrs.
Cyrus c. Sturgls, in whose honor, Mrs
Lima IL. Sturgis and Mrs. James III.
Sturgis were hostesses at n charmingly
appointed reception Great bowls or
goldenglow decked the room In which
the hostesses and honor guest receiv.
cd and n similar arrangement Of bios
SONS lent charm to the dining room
where the serving table was presided
over by Mrs. Charles Hamilton. Mrs.
Henry Dixon Jones. Mrs. T.. T.. judd
and Mrs. John Vert. They were as
sisted by Miss Catherine Thompson,
Miss Madeline Burgess. Miss Daphn>
Swearingen, Miss Helen Johns, Miss
Mary Johns, Miss Elsie Ftzmaurice,
Mrs. William Lowell, Mrs. Guy Boy
den and Mrs. II. ]. Warner. The punch
bowl was in charge Of Mrs. Fay Le
Grow and Miss Thelma Thompson
while Mrs. Charles Marsh and Mrs.
Ralph McEwen assisted about the
rooms. Miss Betty Bond, in "A fluffy
white frock opened the door for tho
guests on their arrival
A quiet but exceedingly pretty
home wedding was solemnized last
evening when Miss Charlotte Compton
became the bride of Mark b. Cooper.
the service being read in the presence
OF few intimate friends and rela-
tves at the Compton home by the
Rev. J. e. ireland. The bride was
lovely in a blue taffeta frock draped
with GeorEotte crepe. Neither she
nor tho bridegroom we're attended. a
pretty arrangement OF goldenglow.
cut flowers and potted plants decked
the rooms. Mrs Cooper Is a charm
ing young woman. the daughter of
Mrs. y. Compton, 500 College street.
She has n wide circle of friends. Mr.. |
Cooper is well known young Pendle-
ton businessman and after short
wedding trip to Portland and the
coast the young couple will make their /
home on CCsbic street in this city.
Mrs. Roy Alexander, who has been &
convelcsCng at the Open Air sanl-
torium In Milwaukee. has practically |
recovered and next Monday will leave
tho sanitorium. She will remain i'll
Portland under the care of a doctor /
however. and will he the guest of Mr..
and Mrs w. J. Patterson. relatives of |
Mr.. Alexander.
Mrs H. T.. Chloupek and sons. John
and Tom, left Yesterday for IIidaway
Springs where they will spend week
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johns have re-
turned from a short visit in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs r. O. Williams and
children have returned from Bingham
Springs where they had been for two
weeks.
j.. J. Murphy and Miss Jane Muir
ply left yesterday by auto for Spo-
kane. Mrs. Murphy and Miss Edna
Murphy who have been visiting in
Spokane, will return with them
Miss Grace Foch. of Bingham
Springs. is the guest of Miss Helen
Miss Thompson has been
Miss Hoch at the summer re>
sort.
Mrs. j. II. Dunham and son How
ard left Sunday for Portland where
they will spend the next fortnight VS.
iting. Mrs. Durham will be the guest
of her sister, Mrs. William nGram'
while in the Rose City.
Mrs John Grculich and son Francis
went to Walla Walla today for few
days stay.
Mrs. James IL. Estes has gone TO
for "A weeks visit with Mrs
George StanEicr at the StanEier cot
tage there. She accompanied MI Es-
tcs to Portland Sunday and went on
to the beach.
Mrs. Frank Il. RoNden returned
home this morning after visit to her
former home at Brookings. 5. ID. She
went East with her parents, MT anu