East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

son of Mir. and Mrs. George Mont.
, gomery. A prettily appointed dinne
, was served at table arranged fol
l2S. The guests We're Mr. and Mrs. vii
. Donaldson, MIR. and Mrs. George
Montgomery and little sons Leonard
| and Lorrin, Mr.. and Mrs. otho Stol
and daughter Deloris, Mrs. Dan RAN
sier and son Marvin. Mr.. and Mrs. w
J. Thurman and daughter Margaret
Mrs. Julia MARROW, Frank Marlow
Roy NARROW. Mr.. Warren, MIR. and
Mrs. A. Il. NARROW and children Ma
bel, Glare and Edward.
! Mrs. II. H. Hattery. Mrs. w. j
Clarke, Miss Mary Clarke and Billy
Clarke left last night on No. 81. Mrs
Hattery, Mrs. Clarke and son will go
to Wallowa Lake while Miss Clarke
win visit relatives in Eugene.
Mrs. w. L. Thompson and son, Ed
ward Thompson. have returned from
Asotin Washington. where they vis-
tied Mrs. Thompsons parents, MIR.
and Mrs. L. Baumister.
Miss Alice Stoll and Miss Hattie
Lew were guests at tthe home of Mrs.
w. J. Thurman in Adams Sunday
ievening.
Mrs. Dan Ransier and son Marvin
spent a few days in Adams the last
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Burford and
Mrs. Lucy Donaldson arrived home
last evening from a three weeks mo-
tor trip to coast cities. The party
fwent through Seattle and Tacoma in
to British Columbia where they visited
Victoria. Manino and Vancouver. Re-
turning they stopped in Bellingham
and again in Seattle. A delightful
feature of the trip was camping at
Hood Canal
Miss Georganna Fletcher arrived
home last evening from a visit in
Portland and at the coast. She was
the guest of Miss Minalena Cameron
and Miss Helen Jones and the girls
spent last weekend at Seaside. Other
Pendleton folk who are enjoying out
ings there are the David Nelson's and
W. NJ. Petersons. both families being
domiciled in Seaside cottages. and Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Judd, Mrs. j. r. Dick
son, Henry Judd and Frank Dickson
who are registered at Hotel Seaside.
Mrs. Forrest Baker with her two
children, Marie and Leo. and Ray
mond Baker are among Pendleton
folk enjoying an outing near Gibbon. |
At an o'clock wedding in Milton
yesterday morning Miss Irlene Rey-
nolds, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. |
Reynolds, became the bride of George
p. Wallace of Pendleton, the cere-
many being performed at the home
of the brides parents in the presence
of only relatives and immediate
friends. The couple was unattend-
ed and the service was read in a
bower of artistic foliage and summer
blossoms. The bride was attired in a
becoming gown of ivory satin worn |
with veil, and she carried a great
arm bouquet of white carnations.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a. charmingly appointed we'd
ding breakfast was served at the
Reynolds home. covers being laid for
20, and the bride and groom motored
to Pendleton in time for No. II which
took them to Portland an1 coast
points where they will spend the next
three weeks.
Upon their return Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace will make their home in Pen
dleton where Mr.. wallace is associa-
ted with his brother in the firm of
Wallace Brothers. automobile deal
ers. He came to Pendleton two years
ago but both he and his brother later
entered army service, being released
IT, January, when they return here.
Miss Elva Kupers returned today
rom sojourning at Lehman Springs.
Mrs. E. L. Power spent the week.
md at Lehman, visiting her daughter,
Mrs. William Kupers. who with her I
title daughter Gretchen, remained at
he springs.
nd Mrs. Clyde Phillips spent the
eturned last night.
DR.. and Mrs. Lester B. Murphy and
>r. Ray Murphy of La Grande, were
uests yesterday It the home of DIR.
nd Mrs. David B. Hill.
r. M. Crommelin manager of the .
ollins Flour Mills, returned Saturday i
ON business trip to Portland.
Lyman G. Rice accompanied C. ..
.inehart on a motor trip 10 La
rande, leaving FRIDAY evening.
J. w. Maioney, president of the In
nd Empire Bank, visited Echo Sat
day on business N
Bob BreTer, salesman for Charles c
line, returned Saturday from the q
etropolis. c
Collie Wheeler, of the Western -
ectric company. returned Saturday
ON business trip to Portland. ~
j. t. Thompson of Gibbon spent =
.turday in Pendleton.
Joe Bailey, carpenter and farmer, -
ID Fred Buchman stock raiser, both =
Echo. were in the city Saturday. =
Frank Patty and T. G. Bantz. o. w. =
& N. men from La Grande. are at =
o st. George. =
r. N Adams, who raises stock at e
infie1d, is in the city.
Charles Grant, who has been pur- =