THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
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Mis Josephine Cornoyer of Salem,
Miss Anne Sltton of McMinnvtlle
Society, Cl ubs and Music
and Miss Betty Kleinsorge of Sll
verton, who are on an Interesting
cruise to Panama and Havana, will
arrive In San Francisco August 24
from New York on the Panama Pa
cific liner.
Opportunity Days:-
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FRIDAY, 'AUGUST 21, 193S
Surprise Party
Fetes Mrs. Smith
. A group of Salem matrons ar
ranged a clever surprise party last
night in compliment to Mrs. Altora
Smith. The affair was a house
warming given at Mrs. Smith's
home in North Winter street.
Bridge was in play tor several
hours and a gift shower honored
Mrs. Smith preceding a late supper
Those present were Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. William Schlitt. Mrs. W. J
Orlgg, Mrs. Roma Hunter. Mrs.
Lynn Lambeth., Mrs. H. L. Staver.
Mrs. L. B. Ollbertson. Mrs. Harlan
Brock, Mrs. Lorenz Davis, Mrs. Har
ris Llets, Mrs. George Forge and
Mrs. Yale Brooks.
Miss Lydia Childs
Bride of D. Isom
At an attractive home wedding
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Miss Lydia Childs. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. D. childs, became the
- bride of Dorsey Isom, son of Mrs.
Savoli Isom of Brownsville.
Rev. Carl Miller, uncle of the
- bride and pastor of the Friends
church of Newberg, performed the
ceremony before the immediate rel
atives of the couple. The couple
stood before an improvised altar of
gladioli and roses.
The bride wore a gown of flow
ered chiffon and a corsage of Talis
man roses and sweet peas. There
were no attendants.
For traveling the bride chose
smart suit of white linen. After a
wedding trip along the Oregon coast
- the couple will be at home in
Brownsville. Mrs. Isom will teach in
the Brownsville high school for the
ensuing year.
Mrs. Isom is an alumna of Wil
lamette university and was promi
nent In campus activities. She was
member of Daleth Teth Glmel
and Alpha Kappa Nu, scholastic
honorary. Mr. Isom was educated Ih
the Brownsville schools, and has
been In business there for several
. years.
Salem Women
Play at Woodburn
Woodburn Women of the Wood
burn Golf club entertained the
women of the Salem Country club
at Woodburn Thursday. A team
match was played in the morning,
followed by luncheon at the club
house. Mrs. Claude Johns of Sa
lem held low gross with 78 Bnd
Mrs. R. E. Joseph low net with 90-28-62.
for 18 holes.
Scores were: Salem, Mrs. Claude
Johns. 3: Mrs. H. H. Olinger. I'i;
Mrs. Sephus Starr, 0; Mrs. Robert
Savage. 3; Mrs. J. N. Bishop, 1;
Mrs. W. L. Arthur, 1; Mrs. Guy
Smith, S'i: Mrs. Harold Olinger, V,
Mrs. O. C. Locke. 3; Mrs. U. S
Page, IV, Mrs. Roy Byrd. 3; Mrs.
Ed Glllingham, 3: Mrs. R. E. Jo
seph, 3: Mrs. Al Petre. 1: Mrs. Kate
Bell, m: Mrs. E. A. Kelley, 1; Mrs,
H. K. Stockwell, 0. Total 30 'i
Woodburn. Mrs. L. H. Shorey, 0;
,, Mrs. .F. O. Evenden, H; Mrs. Del
bert Bash. 3: Mrs. Blaine McCord,
0: Mary Scollard, 2: Mrs. W. B.
Gill. 3: Mrs. S. Stevens, Mrs.
. M. D. Henntng. 3i : Mrs. F. Can
nard. 0; Mrs. C. Cutsforth, VI
' Mrs. B. Wllleford, 0: Mrs. Ray
Glatt, 0; Mrs. George Jones, 0;
Mrs. J. F. Lacey, 2; Mrs. O. E.
Crosby. 14; Mrs. L. Otjen, 1; Dor
othy Austin, 3. Total 20V4.
The Women's Heme Missionary
wclety of the state of Oregon will
-hold the annual district rally at the
First Methodist Church Thursday
August 27. Reverend James E. Mll
llgan. Reverend Lynn A. Wood, and
Reverend Dean C. Polndexter will
assist with the program. Out ot
town speakers will be Mrs. Ruth L.
Reed of Portland and Mrs. E. J.
Maple of Forest Grove. All district
officers will be seated on the plat
form and will take part in the pro
(rram. Mrs. M. C. Findley and Mrs
S. W. Hall will lead the devotlonals
ind contribute several musical se
ctions. A round table discussion
(till be conducted by the members.
Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Franklin left
this morning for Agate Beach
where they will be the guests ol
U H. Tarpley at his cottage for the
reek -end.
FINAL CLEARANCE
SPRING & SUMMER
VALUES TO $14.95
We must make room for the
New Fall Garments , . . there
fore, this drastic price reduc
tion . . . Ladies' and Misses'
sizes In plain colors and nov
elty fabrics.-
Mrs. Roy Cameron. 700 N.
YOU CAN NOW BUY ANY LADIES' SUMMER m fk
HAT FOR : UC
Worth's Dept. Store
"Where You Save Every Day"
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Compton In
vited a group of fourteen Salem
folk to their gardens Tuesday eve
ning for a picnic dinner. The eve
ning hours were spent Informally.
The Disabled American Veterans
of the World war and auxiliary will
hold their annual picnic at Paradise
Island, which is located near the
airport, Sunday. August 23. Dinner
will be at e o'clock.
Beta Chis
Entertained
Miss Margaret Ayers and Miss
Charlotte Eyre entertained mem
bers of Beta Chi sorority last night
at the Ayers home in South Cottage
street. ' Rushing plans were dis
cussed by the group and bridge was
in play during the evening.
An informal supper was, served
by the hostesses late in the eve
ning. Gladioli and sweet peas were
attractively arranged about the
rooms and on the serving table.
Those bidden by the hostesses
were Miss Esther Gibbard, Miss
Margaret Nunn, Miss Margaret Sav
age, Miss Jeryme Upston, Miss
Margaret Doege, Miss Jane Fisher,
Miss Julia Johnson, Miss Helen Pur
vine. Miss Victoria Schneider, Miss
Eleanor Trindle, Miss Irma Oehler,
Miss Melva Belle Savage, Miss Bet
ty Dotson, Miss Margaret Oulette.
Miss Mabel Lens, Miss Gretchen
Soencer. Miss Grace Bailey, Miss
Gertrude Dalk, Miss Charlotte Kal
lendar. Miss Madelle Kappauf, Miss
Helena Schneider and Miss Louise
Wheelhouse.
Jefferson Couple
Wedded Wednesday
Jefferson Mrs. Hannah emitn
and Irvtn Wright, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Wright of Jefferson, were
quietly married at the home of Rev.
Rev. J. Merlin Hill, pastor or tne
Christian church. Wednesday eve
ning. Rev. Hill read the Impressive
ring service in the candlellghted
living room, in the presence of Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Wrlgnt and Mrs. J.
Merlin Hill.
The bride was charming In an old
rose lace dress. Following the cere
mony Mr. and Mrs. Wtight left on
a wedding trip by motor to points
of Interest In Oregon They will
make their home in Jefferson.
Mrs. Wright is well known here,
having taught In the Jefferson grade
school for the past two years.
Sllverton Mrs. Ernest Starr was
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Mina Coop
er and Mrs. Arthur Johnson, in
compliment to Miss Patsy Hall,
bride-elect of Howard Daugherty,
with numerous gifts presented the
honor guest at a miscellaneous show
er Wednesday evening.
The guests hemmed tea towels for
Miss Hall during the evening. A late
supper was served.
Present were Mrs Alts Hewitt.
Miss Eunice Maulding, Miss Jane
Evenson, Mrs. C. E. Jaqua, Miss Ed
na Minor. Bruce Cooper and Miss
Patsy Hall.
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Couple Married
At a home wedaing August i at
30 o'clock Miss Marjory Frances
Ebert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.
Ebert of Echo, became the bride oi
W. Arthur Heacock, son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Heacock of San Francis
co. Mr. and Mrs. Heacock both at
tended Oregon State college and are
well known among college circles
here. Mr. Heacock was graduated
last June and Is a member of Beta
Kappa.
The bride was attended by iu
Margaret Felthouse. Miss Lillian
Heacock. Miss Lois Bates and Mist
Leone Hayden. Arnold" Ebert. bro
ther of the bride, was best man.
Following the ceremony an infor
mal reception was held, after which
the couple left for Seattle to resiae.
Among out-of-town guests were
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Heacock and
Miss Lillian Heacock of San Fran
cisco. Mrs. F. O. 6tiff..George Stiff
Maraaret Veness of Portland, and
Captain H. L. Beard of CorvaUls.
Wedding at
Overton Home
Woodburn A quiet wedding took
place at the home of Judge and Mrs.
Hiram Overton Sunday at which the
judge officiated, when Miss Elva
Bower and Max A. Blevlns, both of
Portland, were married, The cere
mony took place at 3 o'clock In the
living room which had been beau
tifully decorated for the' occasion.
Attendants were Miss Lucy Fran
ces Butler and Maurice Blevln, bro.
ther of the bridegroom, both of
Portland.
The bride Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. P. Bower of Portland, and
the bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Blevlns of Portland and
is a nephew of Mrs. Overton.
Light refreshments were served
Introducing the Famous line of
Moultin-Bartley
Fashionable Footwear
$.95
Patent and suede
Cuban heel pump in
Monk pattern,
black.
"BLANCHE"
Russia tan tongue
and strap with Cu
ban heel.
"LOKNA"
English or luggage
tan with brown
suede trim. Boule
vard heel
"SHIRLEY"
Dull kid patent trim
side button strap
pump. Black and
grey
heel.
suede. Cuban
"LOIS"
Two tone calf In
luggage tan and
seal brown. Cuban
heel.
'IDA"
Black kid with pat
ent trim. Cuban
heel.
MING"
after the ceremony and a wedding
dinner was served r the home of
the bride's parents In Portland at 4
o'clock. Mr. and Mrs Blevlns will
make their home In Portland.
The Mothers' club of Alpha Phi
Alpha will entertain with a smart
benefit bridge tea Thursday after
noon, September 3, at the chapter
house in North Summer street.
Mrs. P. S. Anunsen is in charge of
arrangements.
Miss Newhouse
Weds J. Menhart
Sclo Miss Bernlce Newhouse,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. New.
house of Springbrook, became the
bride of Joe Menhart, Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Josef Menhart of Scio,
at a lawn ceremony Wednesday, Au.
gust 19.
Rev. Carl Miller, pastor of tne
Newberg Friends charch, read the
ring ceremony.
The bride wore a wit of blue silk
and carried a bouquet of roses and
sweet peas.
Mrs. San ford Brown played the
wedding march ano instrumental
music preceding the ceremony.
Following a buffet luncheon the
couple left for the Oregon beaches.
They will be at home at their farm
four miles south of Scio.
Miss Evaline Gaw
Guest at Oak Knoll
Miss Evaline Gaw, of Kiukiang,
China, has been a guest the past
week at the home of her uncle, M. L
Capps of Oak Knoll farm. Miss
Gaw has been engaged In mission'
ary work in China during the past
twelve years, and on her return to
her work, August 29, she will spend
six more years In the Orient before
another furlough Is granted her.
WRieY
10;
liters
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Oile wlU en
tertain the Berean Bible class of
Calvary Baptist church in their
home on Boulder Knoll Friday eve
ning, beginning with a 6:30 dinner.
Relatives Guests
At U.S. Rider Home
Gates Mr. and Mrs. U. 8. Rider
of Niagara have as their guests Mr.
Rider's sister. Mrs; A. M. Brown, of
8tockton, Calif., and his nephew, Al
bert Bates, of Scio.
Mrs. Brown and the Riders at
tended the SOth wedding anniver
sary of another sister and brother-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bates
of Scio, recently.
Brothers, Sister
Meet After 17 Years
Gates A reunion of brothers and
a sister for the first time in 17
years was at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Asche, when John Kelly
of Waldport, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Kelly of North Santlam. and Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Kelley of Portland,
spent two days at Niagara. Mrs.
Asche Is a sister of the Kellys,
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