East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-08

anu otHef Natuorn0 points or inter-
est, With Mr.. and Mrs, win Nc
Cormmach OF this city, they enjoyed a
motor tour and visited Mr.. and Mrs.
\. j. McAliister ut Santa Monica. At
san Diego AIR. and Mrs. Taylor visited
their son, Or. Harry Taylor. and in
other parts OF California they visited
other relatives. Woodlands. the old
home OF Mr.. Taylor. was visited also.
LADIES AID To MEET
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
Church will meet at the home of Mrs.
A. j. Owen, sos Thompson street on
wednesday, March 10. nj $3.50 O'Clock
and 10 all ladies welcome is extend
ed.
ARE WALLA WALL-A VISITORS.
Among Pendleton visitors to walla
Nalh sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Metz and Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
Baum. The party motored to the
Garden GUY in the Bauqns' car.
MOTORED To wAI.LA WALL.A
Mr. and AIRS Guy Matlock and Lee
Matlock motored to Walla walla on
sunday to attend a shoot given by the
Waiia Walla Rod and Gun Club on
their grounds there, They returned
the afternoon.
MISS DECKER Is BRIDE.
In Santa Monica at O'Clock yes
terday Miss Ada Decker became the
bride of Verne Roynton, the service
which united the well known Pendle-
ton couple being read by Rev. Suth-
erland of the Methodist church at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. A. ]. McAllister,
also former residents of this city. |
Both the bride and groom, who were
associated with Mr.. McAllister in the /
Pendleton Drug company. went to CAL /
ifornia last September to again enter
his employ. The elimination of the
romance comes as surprise to
friends and the wedding plans have (
been known for only a short time to
relatives here.
Mrs. Boynton is the daughter of i
Mrs. B. F. Decker of 32I Willow ,
street. and her husband is the son of i
Frank Boynton of 1909 East Court. II
rhe bride attended school in Pendle- 4
on and also in Rochester, Washing X
on. She has spent most of her life
lere and has a host of friends in Pen Z
lleton, where she is known in musical
ircles for a charming soprano voice. II
Mr.. Boynton who also received part I
II his education here. later attended i
n Portland.
AT the outbreak of the war he en-
isted in the hospital corps of the ar
ny, leaving in April three years ago,
nd returning from overseas last July. ]
rs a sergeant he served with the ar I
ny of occupation and while in France
vas cited for distinguished service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boynton are to make '
heir home in Santa Monica where Mr.. I
3oynton is to take over half interest
With Mr.. McAllister in the drug store.
rhe couple a little later in the spring. s
will come to Pendleton to visit.
hrs. BROwNFIELD HONORED.
Completely surprising Mrs. Clara
at her home on East Court
treet Saturday evening, a party of
leighbors of Woodcraft called to J
pend a delightful evening and COM
'liment her by handkerchief shower
md dainty supper. Mrs. Brownfield
md her son, Walter Brownfield, plan
o leave soon to make their home in !
Portland.
An informal program had been ar !
dh5Cds NOhSlStiub VI the IOllOHlIS =,
numbers
Plano solo ..... Miss Lucille Pearson
Piano solo. Miss Minnie Kraft
Readings Miss Ruth Taylor /,
scotch song, Annie Laurie.
.......-... Mrs. Thomas Robertson
The gift of dainty handkerchiefs I
vas presented to Mrs Brownfie1d by {
Mrs. Margaret Cronin. During the |
.vening some of the guests enjoyed j
ards while others spent the hours
hating, all gathering at the close of J,
he evening for basket supper q
In the party were Mrs. Cronin, Mrs. !
Ellen Sheer, Mrs. Odessa Houser Mrs. {
Ella Straub. Mrs. Duncan Mcdonald.
Miss Flora Mcdonald. Edward Nc I
Donald, Mrs. Tile Walters. Mrs. Winn .
Johnson, Mrs. Mary Kirkpatrick, Mrs.
Marie Kraft, Mrs. Mcconnell, Mrs. !
T0I E00 Y0IlTH AMI 0ME n