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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1921)
1921 The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon Page Three Of Interest To Women Club News Edited by & 'Adelaide V. Lake Telephone 82 and ,M1SS miico Is Wed lo lr. Dann Tbe wedding of Misa Lyra B. Mw. and Robert H. Dann was UleninUed last me- 8 o'clock , ,he home of the bride s par 1, Mr. and Mr,. B. C Mile3. Court street. The service was In the living room of the !,imis residence, the colonial spacious r hreadth. o lege at Newberg. Both the bride and groom were, graduated from Pacific college In 1917, Mrs. Dann taking further work, at Willamette university and receiv ing her master's degree at Colum bia university. She has lived all of her life in Salem, finishing high school here, and has a wide circle of friends in this city, and in Newberg, where she taught. Mr. Dann's home was formerly in England. After graduating from Pacific college, he took graduate work at Harvard and received his master's degree at Haverford, Pennsylvania. He is a professor in Guilford college, North Caro- ing tfte background. On the Una, and after a wedding trip, fol lorm ! aS0Ve vas a basket of yel- lowed by a short visit in Salem, BaD gladioli and delphinium and the couple will make their home IT either side in silver sticks there. A pure white tapers. The a year ago Mr. and Mrs. Dann 113011 W ao w..t". Ducuv a uiuJiu. uuQiauu The double ring ser- lireplac .nrrt ferns was used and was pronounc II b the Reverend F. E. Carter, of Newberg. An aisle to the altar was form ed of tall Nile green baskets fill l with golden rod and joined by ribbons, carried by Miss Inez flol ... uim Berta Barker, Miss Les- irs, rtland, who pre- they visited Mr. Dann's parents there. Out of town guests for the wed ding were: Professor and -Mrs. F. W. Perisho, Mrs. Emma M. Had gin, Professor and Mrs. Oliver Wessner, Professor and Mrs. Rus sell W. Lewis, Miss Mary L. John son, Mrs. E. H. Woodward, Mrs. and Miss Lyda Maria Bowerman, Mr. and Mrs. Tl.it U UOOK u" o.ii0 Havs, of Por Led the bridal party proper ,nd piared the baskets on the door The young women, who are chool friends of the bride, wore are88e8 of while. Tl.eM.ride enter al 0n the arm of her father, who im her away In marriage. She wore a gown of white georgette ,d Chantilly lace with full veil. She carried a shower bouquet of Ophelia roses and white sweet Jas and wore a string of pearls, the gift of the groom. Little Jean Gardner, daughter Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gardner, ring bearer, led the procession. She wore a dress of yellow organ jv and carried yellow gladioli. She was followed by Miss Eva Miles sister of the bride, maid of honor, and Mrs. Ross C. Milen, Bister in law of the bride, brides maid. The maid of honor wore a frnck of lavendar and carried yel- and tne T. R. Rood, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Elliott, Miss Emma C. Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. T. R. Miles, Dr. -nd Mrs. F. E. Carter, Miss Irene Hod gin, Miss Louise "origin and Miss Harriett Hodgin, all of Newberg; Mr. and Mrs B. S. Cook, uncle and aunt of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. n A. Brock. Mrs. L. V. uaruner Most Beautif ul Blonde and Brunette In England Showers No Hindrance To Affair Cloudy weather and frequent showers did not prevent members Of the Salem Floral society and Civic Improvement league from carrying out their plans for a sttver tea yesterday afternoon at the Homer Smith residence. Wide verandas and the hospitality of the living room furnished shel ter, and between showers, guests toured the beautiful garden, bright with its border of many colored flowers against the green of the lawns. Many called between the hours from three to five and the tea table was arranged in the living room where Mrs. Henry Meyers dispensed tea from three to four and Mrs. John McNary presided the second hour. Mrs. George G. Brown had charge of the tea table and its decorations. Mrs. Everett Anderson was chairman of the refreshment committee. As sisting in serving were Miss Hel en Deckebach, Mrs. Louis Lach lnund, Mrs. Harry H. dinger, Mrs. Karl Becke and Miss Mabel Robertson. Mrs. Ennis Walt pre sided as chairman of the member ship committee. Assisting D. Gabrielson and Mrs. Arthur Vassal. Mrs. Fred S. Stewart, president of the society, presided over the entire affair. An opportunity was given for those interested to become mem bers of the society and the re sponse was gratifying. Plans are being made for more affairs this interajed season ana even more extensive flint Sweeps Scutari Parts, Aug. 18. One thousand houses have been destroyed by fire in Scutari, the section of Constantinople situated on the Movie Musicians Strike Kansas City, Mo., Au. 18.- Musicians in five downtown mo tion picture theatres here went plans year. are being made for next Asiatic bank of the Bosphorus, says a telegram to the Journal. troops Btationod In Constantinople cooperated with the firemen in bringing the fire under control. on strike today after a dlsagree- iment with the owners over the length of time they were to play. An old record book left by Deau John Straub of the University ot Oregon in 1892 has been found on the summit of the Middle Sister. Take Motor Trip To Southern Points Miss Elizabeth Putnam and Miss Bruce Putnam left this morn ing by motor for a two weeks trip to Medford and Crater Lake. JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY Miss Winifred Randall, a fair-haired, blue-eyed, and Miss Margot .. w.rB Mr, cviiio i.i.,.. i, I,., j i t j i - .j the rooms were ivna. Mrs. Homer tlrevillp n hlnpk-haf pari I, ... ..t ,.,i.i..,. ,v,. K.. uninntnA . i. i. Hi, 'I,, Rrnri.' Viv a nnrtv nf iu,l,.L. .... thn K,,., ., , ; p. . I k. j oil DeckabaCh auni. Ol luc ui w. , -j J "-bvo no mwot ucauuiui uiuuuc uluuciic m 11 Patlprfinn A H nfihflW. 01 IMitrUin, hP RPlOCMnn Wna maria frnm a men rr nna thniUflTlfl nf J"10- oeiv, the prettiest young women of the British Isles. about Prank G. lev. Mr. and Mrs. H Mr. and Mrs C. H. Hays, Mrs. Dolan Kenworthy, Mrs. Mary J. Cook, grandmother of the bride, Mrs. J. A. Cook, aunt of the bride, Miss Marguerite Cook, cousin of the hride. Harold Kirk, all of Portland: Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ed-, Smith, Mrs. C. Lawn Party Honors Professor and Mrs. Hewitt A lawn party was given Tues day night on the lawn of the Bap tist church as a farewell compli- ward, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Edwards ment to Profassor and Mrs. H. E. of Tillamook; Dr. Gertrude Min-Hewitt and their children. Pro- hr,rn nf Newoort: H. M. Bell, oflfessor Hewitt has been a member Corvallis. Will Motor Park Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Hoover and Professor is a guest in Salem at the home of Home from her sister, Mrs. Nicholas Drew. Eastern People Visit at Hartman Residence Mr. and Mrs. Charles i3arnett ! roses and gladioli irirfpRmaid was pretty in yellow , Theron, and Mr. and Mrs, -.j n..riu,i lnvpndar sweet neas. f,.d nnv nlan to leave next Ross C. Miles, brother of the week for a motor trip to Seattle, bride, attended the bridegroom. ! Tacoma and Rainier national Mendelssohn's wedding-march wasjpark played by Miss Marguerite Cook, . of Portland, cousin of the bride. iportiand Woman Preceding the ceremony Harold ,yisits ggter Here Kirk, accompanied by miss look, m( m Allen, of Portland gave Bragas "Angel's serenade, and during the reception violin, weal and piano solos were con tributed by Harold Kirk, Profes" r W. Lewis and Miss Frances Mler. Tm bride's mother wore a gom ol blue silk, draped with biact Chantilly lace. About tw0 hundred guests were present for both the wedding and the reception which followed. The dicing room was centered by the bride's table done in gold with a bouquet ot lilies of nasturtium shade and candies and ribbon of the same warm hue. Here Mrs. J. N. Smith and Mrs. W. G. Allen, aunt of the bride prcslde"d, and assisting In serving were Miss Irma Botsford, Miss Margaret Mc Donald, Miss Elizabeth Morrison, Miss Inez Goltra, Miss Berta Bar ker, Miss Lesta Bates, Mies Lyda Bell Hays and Mrs. Belle Badley of the Willamette university fac ulty for the past two years and both he and his wife have been prominent In the Baptist church. Hewitt has held many Children Return Home to Oakland Ruth and Arthur Reinhardt, who have been visiting In Salem with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Reinhardt, left Tuesday night for their home in Oakland, California. The children spent their vacation In Washington and Oregon, visiting In Salem about two weeks. positions of honor, being a deacon, superintendent of the Sunday school and president of the broth erhood. This family is leaving to day for McMinnvllle where Pro fessor Hewitt will be professpr of chemistry in McMInnville college. San Francisco Trip Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stiff and small son, Junior, have returned from San Francisco, where they spent a week. Mr. Stiff attended nf Niw York city, have guests in Salem at the H. Hart- man residence. They left night for San Francisco. been Buyers' week while there. Return from Visit in Portland Captain and Mrs. p-iimlinneh have returned Portland where they have been visiting. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Bud Thoma, o Portland, who will be their guest for some time. last Salem Folk Will Go to Rainier Dr. and Mrs. D. X. Beechler and Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Anderson plan t0 leave next week for a motor trip to Rainier national Mrs. Hulery Returns To Her Home in Morrow I Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hulery and t-.ij a . v.-,.if.,i 'j-Ko-htoro. Jessie and Gladys, ien luc wiuc vcmiiuu ucau i""' uaue ' . with its baskets of golden glow yesterday for their home in ivu -and African marigolds and was , row, Oregon. Mrs. Hulery ano strung with lanterns in lavendar daughters have spent the en aad yellow. It was comfortable summer here with Mrs. Hu with rugs and chairs. Here punch mother, Mrs. D. W. Smith. y was served by Mips Frames Sail- ' were, joined by Mr. Hulery at erand Miss PhvlH. Rii1i. Aaslst- ! i-mao of their visit and are mas 1I about the roojns .eraMrs. B. lng the return trip by motor. K. Carrier, Mrs. FBlHtt, Mrs TTl rom 'park and other northern points. Mr. and Mrs. Gile Spend Week in Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Gile are spending the week In Roseburg where they are visiting Mr. Gile's brother. i CURA HEALS D PIMPLES Itched and Burned. Face a Sight. Could Hardly Work. "The pores in my skin were clogged up for some time. Shortly altervrards large, red pimples broke out and itcbed -.d burned so that I could hardly sleep at night. My face was a sight for a year and a half, and my clothing aggravated toe breaking out on my limbs so that I could hardly work. "A friend advised me to try Cuticura Soap and Ointment. 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Some Simple Facts Food Is heat and power and renewal for the body. After all, there's nothing mysterious or magical about what food does in serving human need. Nothing mysterious, but much that to interesting end important. Som foods are particularly good for the body. GRAPE-NUTS is such a food. Orape-Muts la made from whole wheat and malted bar ley flour product of the nature has placed phosphates ing develop fermentation and and lime which go to tne making of bone, and the red blood corptiscles. This may sound like physi ology, but it works like health. Hunger Not Cheated All the richness of the ker nel, together wrthamintial mineral elements, are retained in the making of Grape-Nuta. Ofteti, in the manufacture of foods, some of the most vital of nature's provisions are thrown away. 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