TOE OREGON STivn&MASAiiic 4:
THUKSDjY-JIORJsING, AUGUST 27, 1D23
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THE' DISTINCTION of being
the .first white' couple ever
married : 'at' - Metlakatla, the: , Til
lage on a "tiny island off the $oast
of Alaska; belongs to " Mr.j and
Mrs.. Paul Poling (Olhre Tomlin
ebn) who returned last week. from
their " wedding and honeymoon.
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8, in the native mission church
at ? Metlakatla. Dr. Daniel-; Poling
performed the ring , ; ceremony,
after5" the young '- couple had
marched four blockS.I f om 'home
to the mission as the municipal
band played for their 'joy. f -' '
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Time moves slowly but surely and it brings
changes in all of 'us, ,":r::
There : is only one way to preserve the present day
charm of: those we love and that is photography.
We specialize not only jnpm
work that portrays a genuine likeness, but we do
embody that intangible quality personality.
i Visit our studios and let us show you some
samples of photographic work that breathe
with a living charm. '
ly ia- her weddins gown of tiered
georgette elaborated wjth ; deli
cate '.lace and worn with aj filmy
Teil with cap head-drees. ' "-V-
-' The bride's- bouquetla a
country where, there are no iotr
house flowers was of sweet peas,
for-get-me-nots, and bachelor but
ton. Miss Rachel Poling, as
maid-of-honor, - carried a similar
bouquet. Her frock was of Can
ton crepe and ostrich. Mr. Dan
iel Poling, Jr., attended the groom
as best man, while little Miss
Billie Poling was flower girl and
little Miss Jane Poling, ring bear
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Immediately preceding the cer
emony, Miss, Laura Hudson, an
Indian girl, sang "At Dawning."
Following ;te' ceremony, the
bridal party marched back to the
satire ' home where a reception
was held, and the young '"couple
.taken into the Simpslan tribe and
given tribal names. The following
morning, . the government nurse
entertained at. a wedding break
fast In Mr. and Mrs. Pollng's hon
or. The young couple remained a
week at this island village before
sailing for home on the Prince
George. Mrs. Poling had been a
guest in the Alaskan village since
early In July.
Mr. and Mrs. Poling. r both
prominent on the . Willamette
University campus, - will be at
home after September 5 in Mon
mouth. V
On Tuesday evening, the First
Evangelieal church was the scene
of a large reception in their hon
or, given by the families of the
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young' couple. The early part of
the evening w.as dttoted to a pro
gram in the auditorium, of the
church? openlngNcitli- a gToup of
numbers by the, church orchestra.
the bride and groom the oriae
in her wedding" gown and veil
entering ae the music played. Im
mediately after Mrs. Laura Pol
ing Goode sangv followed with
readings by Mrs. Carrie Chase.
Mis 3 Naomi Phelps sang j at the
close of the program, the orches
tra playing as the bride and
groom and. assemblage of guests
adjourned to the basement of the
church. i I
In the receiving line were:
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Poling. Rev
erend and Mrs. C. C. Poling, and
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Tomllnson.
Miss Mildred Tomllnson assist
ed in the rooms. Among those
who served, were: , Miss1 Naomi
Phelps, Miss Savilla Phelps. Mi?
Martha Chase,' and Miss Mildred
Tomllnson. - , j
The church parlors were at
tractively decorated with early
fair flowers. ;1
. Mrs. D. M. Calbreatb. of Mon
mouth, visited this .week with her
cousin, Mrs.' Ada Glbler, at 245
Myers St.
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. Miss Marguerite Meyer and Mrs.
Ida Rollo were honored at a birth
day dinner on the evening of Aug
U3t,19th at the home of Miss; Vio
let Peters.
The table was beautifully dec
orated in pink and white with an
artistic . centerpiece of pink rose
buds. Tiny bouquets marked the
place of each guest. Covers were
laid for the following: '
Miss Marguerite Meyer, Mrs.
Ida Rollo, Miss Violet; Peters, Miss
Albertha Chatham. .Miss Grace
Thropp, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hart
man, Miss Gertie. Capjs:,
Dr. and Mrs. F. GV.Fraaklln aj-e
leaving this morning - for a- two
weeks' motor trip into California;
They plan to visit frietfdi both in
Berkeley and in San Francisco,
having been invited at the form
er place to be guests of Harry
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raATEKNAL. ORDER OF ZAGLEK
1 1st aa4 Srd Wa4. W. O. W. HaU. B. AC
N'oyes Pratt, former editor of the
Overland Monthly. Mr. Pratt is
now giving book reviews over the
radio each Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. D. Telfer of .Wlnnepeg,
Canada, and Mrs..T. D. Pic he of
Miami, Florida, are guests of their
mother, Mrs. S. Piche of thia city.
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Mrs. Ed Keene entertained ' as
aer guests Sunday; Mrs. J. R
Stewart and Mrs. Ralph Whipple
of Albany.
An attractive shower of the
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week was that on Monday even
ing at which Miss Myrtle Jensen
was the hostess honoring Mrs.
Paul Poling (Olive Tomllnson)
whose marriage was. an event of
August 8 in Metlakatla, Alaska.
Many gifts were acknowledged by
this charming bride of the month,
during the evening.
, In the group-wer?: Mrs. Paul I
Poling. Mrs. Gladys. Bacon. Miss
Hollls Vicks.' MM4lelene Gregg.
Mis- Helen Arple, Miss Mildred
Gtant, Miss Pauline. Remington,
Miss Carol Cheney.; Miss Louise
Kunn. Miss Gladys -flescher. Miss
Anne Lavender, .MJs Cleo Weddle.
Miss Evangeline" "Helnick. Miss
Ruth Heinick. Miss ' Elois Hein
lck. Miss Ruth Wechter, Miss Lois
Nye, Miss Mildred Tomllnson and
the hostess, Miss Myrtle Jensen.
Dr. H. K.. Stockwell and son.
Donald, who returned home early
this week from a month's absence
in the eastern United States and
Canada, was accompanied by a sis
ter of the late Mrs. Stockwell, Mrs.
Charlotte Gunn Roche, and her
three-year-old daughter, Char
lotte, of Portland, , Maine. Mrs.
Roche will be here until the first
of October, as the doctor's guest.
A host of friends who grieved
at the passing of Mrs. Stockwell
will want to know that at the
burial in Danville. Quebec, floral
offerings such as the community
had never before seen, were sent
in beautiful tribute from Montreal
and Quebec, as tokens of esteem
to one who had spent her child
hood In Danville. Dr. Stockwell.
too. rre n m nanviii. h. fc.lother half, nec only resource is
and the girl who became his wife
were playmates toeether.
The friends of Mrs. Stockwell
will be gLad to welcome her sister.
Mrs. Roche, among them, during
the time that she is here.
The Loyal Volunteer Band of
the Court Street Christian church!00 Mr. Tichenor has for many
will sponsor an all-church social
tonight following the midweek
service. Quite. a number of the
SUyton volunteers and friends
win be present. Also Miss Grace
Farnham. who is at present vls
iting with her sister, Mrs. O. P.
Wegner of this city, will be pres
ent anf speak a few .minutes.
MIm Farnham sails for Japan next
week where she will serve as ft
missionary in the Yotsuya Mission.
She Is to be remembered with a
shower of money and useful ar-
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Frank D. Tichenor. wife and
daughter of Portland, spent a few
hours with Salem friends yester
day .while on au automobile trip
years been organizer for the
Woodmen of the World for the
Oregon district and resided In Sa
lem for, many years where he Is
well known.
rani G. Roeder, whose aim Is
work in South America, was left
without appointment that he may
continue his studies In Boston
University. Mr. Roeder graduat
ed from Willamette University
last June and will leave for the
east In 10 days-
Rev. C. S. Roeder. former pas
tor of the Center Street Methodist
church, ' has been " returned " to
Walla Walla for another year by
the annual conference' which Just
closed Its session in Spokane. .
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Professor and Mrs. E. C. Rleh-
ards are being welcomed home
from a tea weeks absence in
Berkeley, California! ,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Alien
(Irene Curtis) have returned
from their wedding trip Into
northern Washington and Canada,
having made stops la Tacoma,
Seattle i and Vancouver. B. C.
After spending . .few days with
Mrs. Allen's mother, Mrs. L. G.
Curtis, they, left for the coast
where they will be guests of Mr.
Allen's parents, Mr. and. 'Mrs. M.
E. Allen.'
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At the' council meeting of the
Salem 'Arts' League held Tuesday
evenipg at the.home of Dr. Mary
C. Rowland. Otto. K.; Paukis was
elected to the office! of art direc
tor to fill a. vacancy leftHpon the
resignation of Mrs.-F. S. Barton
nans ior a- number of pro
grams were made at this time, the
first to take place on Wednesday
evening. September 1C. In the and
itoriuui of the Salem public libr
ary. At this time. Profesnor N. B.
Zaneptlthe University of Oregon
will give an illustrated. lecture on
applied art. at which the general
pUHlic win be welcome.
A. program on Japanese art. a
reception, and a program on- In
dian art were arranged for the aut
umn, weeks.
. The detailed work of the Salem
Arts" Lea rue is carried on In class
es, known as sections, of which
there are nine- Those Interested
may Join any pne a.ol the - open
groups upon payment of a dollar,
Vtc dues of. the organization. The
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Art'a League remains unique In
that It is one of few organxations
open to the entire family. -
Large interest Is expected to at
tend the announcement of the new
section of which Miss Cornelia
Marvin,, stated UbraiUn. wllf be
the leader, dealing Sa if will,
with the history of art applied to
civilization. - -
The other sectlois will be jron-?
tinuations of those already organ-,
lzed. with a tew necessary changes
In leadership. ' The' atory-telllng.
section promises to be one of the'
most active of all sader the lead
ership ofLola Cook Bellinger,'
hile the photographic art seen.
tion, with Robert C Paulas) as
leader, will have the privilege
during the winter of meeting" in
the studio of Miss Kathryn Gun-
nell. Miss Grace Elisabeth Smith
will continue as leader of the Wri
ters" section, while Mrs. S. II.
Van Trump will take charge of
the Clvies Art group. It will be
necessary to supply new leaders
for both the Music and Interior
Decoration sections. Classes In
dramatic art and sketching aie
SIbo being arranged. -...
SILVERTON. Ore.. Aug. V
(Speclal.1 With the coming of
autumn social activities are again
coming to the fore. During the
summer months people have been
coming and going o much that
social . life haa been irregular.
While picnics and camping have
been In order very few Indoor par
ties, with the exception of an oc
casional shower, have been, given.
During the past .week a number
of parties were enjoyed and with
the coming of school daya a num
ber more are being planned for
those leaving for the universities
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