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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1916.
ALIKE THOMPSON
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THE annual Cherry Fair festivities
will le in full swing Monday audi
Salem s gates will be thrown i
wiile open to welcome the throng ofj
visitors. J ii the morning the festival j
will be auspiciously opened with the'
crowning of Queen Kstella, by Gov
ernor Wjthyeombe, after which there!
will be various floral parades and a
round of gaveties for every pleasure
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Cannon and
children of Portland are visiting at
"Labish Meadows", the country res
ilience of the lntter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. L. Jones.
The Cannons motored to Salem and
arc en route to Albany, where they
will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Hockey Mason, and Miss Flora Mason,
seeker. Vicing with these teatures, , , til tt r the your,, 0f jiv.
iluncp in the evening -
will be the large
at the armory, which the Cnerrians
will give iu honor of tiie Queen and
her '.ourt.
Informality will be tiie keynote of!
the affair. Jt will start at nine
o'clock with a grand march, led by
King liing and Queen Kstella, follow
eil by the royal party, the Cherrians,
and the throng of merry makers, who
will bring another cherry fair to a
gay and happy closing.
Again socictv is grateful to brides
and visitors fur nil the social gayeties
bestowed upon them the past week.
Aside from several weddings and
small informal affairs the calendar has
been exceptionally uninteresting.
About 40 members of the order of
the Eastern Star enjoyed an informal
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. L.
K. Page Tuesday.
The Hostesses for the affair were
Mrs. Page, Mrs. U, G. Boyer, Mrs. F.
N. Derby. Mrs. X. C. Pettys, Mrs. O.
D. Scihninlisried and Miss Maybelle
Page.
The Page residence was bright with
the lodge colors, made manifest in
bachelor buttons, sweet William, can
dy tuff, coreopsis and ferns, all ar
ranged effectively In the various
rooms. The afternoon was devoted to
chatting and a guessing contest. Mts.
R. F. Clark and Miss Ethel Hall.
An interesting piano recital was giv
en by a group of liertha Junk Darby's
pupils at her studio, 670 Cottage street
on June the nineteenth. The assist
ants for the affair wero Miss Alice
.ludd soloist, and Herbert Darby cor
net. Miss Judd's songs were charmingly
interpreted and gave her an op
portunity to display the most
sympathetic and beautiful qualities of
her voice. Mir. Junk played "The
Holy City" and was accompanied by
Mrs. Darby.
Presentations of certificates for
elementary progressive scries closed
the evening.
The programme was as follows:
March Grotesque vKiuding), lima
Keeter. Mrs. Darby; The Wood Birds!
( arol (Harth), Leonn Usher;
Clause (Krogman), Thressie
Within a fragrant setting of blos
soms, Miss Klva Smith, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Smith became the
bride of Dr. R. W. Walton, Fridfy
evening at the Smith residence at j
eight o'clock. Rev. Richard X. Avi- j
son ot the nrst .Heuiouist cniircn per- March of the Midirets (Kerni. Lau-
forming the ceremony. ' j rence Fisher; liicycle Waltz (lleibel),
Garden flowers in artistic profus- ! Loona 1,11(1 Laurence Fisher; The Holy
, , . i, i i ' ltv (Adams, cornet, Herbert J. Dar-
ion decked the rooms. An altar bank- ,,v; Wheu (Kmaaft) A
ed with Caroline Testout ruses, honey-1 Minuet at Court (IlelUr), John H. El
suckle and ocean spray against a lnt-jliott; Berceuse from Jocelyn (Godard)
ticed background of the same blossoms"" --pring nine iwiie;, r.miiy i niinps:
ELL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all druggists.
bridal ! (r;a,'Z0"!?VV (''''').
Dance of the
Dolls (PoMine), Jessie Bucll; From the
Land of the Sky Blue Water
man), Hark, Hard the Lark (Schu
rendition of their selections, both stu
dents showing decided talent.
The recital was not restricted to
either the older or younger pupils.
The program was presented as fol
lows: Ensemble, Telling Funny Stor
ies (Greenwald), first violin, Edna.
Denison, Pearl George, Glyde Gardner.
Marian Emmons, second violin, Wini
fred Eyre, Mary Findley, Paul Doney,
Floyd Siegmund, piano, Loraine Ross;
Santa i violin, In the lauoe (.tjrueniiarg), r.im-llall-i
abeth Thompson; violin, A May Song
(i;. vogt), lain rurvine; piano, iirigni.
Eves (Orth), Maude Engstrnm; violin.
Little Cradle Song (Oral"), Cloyd Coch
ran; violin () Vesper Bells (Krog
maim), (b) The "Village M':usiciitiis!
(Lange), Nealc Wesson; piano (a) Lnl
labye (Oesten), (b) Neike (Lichner).
Margaret Johnson; violin, Boating (.
Vogt), Winifred Eyre; vocal, Birds are
Singing (Thomas), Jean Mclnturff:
(Cud-; violin, Cradle Song (Atherton), Bessie.
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Miss Ellen Thielsen, charming member of the younger set, whose cuguge
ment to Carl Wnsiiburno of Eugene was announced today.
QUITE the latest ldt of excitement
created in exclusive society, is
the announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Ellen Thielsen to Curl
Washburne of Eugene. The happy
news was first made known tiis af
ternoon at an informal tea for which
Miss Thielsen was hostess In honor
lier house guest, Miss Helen Whitney,
of Portland.
Only a few of the closest friends of
Miss Thielsen were asked to the af
fair. Tho tea table which was center
til with lovely pink roses and ferns
was presided over by Mrs. Frank
ISpcars.
Miss Thielsen is ono of the most
charming belles in Salem society. She
received her earlier education in Sa
lem, lntor graduating from St. Helens
Hall in Portland. She is the only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry li.
Thielsen, a sister of William II. nud
1-Vederie I). Thielsen of this city and
Edward Thielsen of Pan Francisco.
Mr. Washburuo is a son of Mrs. Minnie-
Washburne, ti teuding society ma
tron of Eugene. She is also nu active
club woman. Mr. Washburuo has one
brother, Chester Washburne, a promi
nent geologist in New York, lie is the
junior member of the firm of McMor
ran and Washburne.
Although thero have been various
rumors of Miss Thielsen 'a engagement
the secret has been guarded so care
fully by the families that but few of
the bride-elect 's closest friends were
sure as to the truth of the accusa
tions. As yet Miss Thielsen and Mr. Wash
buriiohave made no definite plans for
the wedding.
Dr. and Mrs. 0. C. Contris of Mexi
co t'ity, who huve been the guests of
lr. and Mrs. Barry Olinger, left
Wednesday for New York. The ('nu
tria' formerly lived in Salem and were
showered with numerous social cour
tesies from their many friends.
One of the most delightful affairs
waa the dinner nr which Mr. and
Mrs. Henry W. Meyers wero hosts
Tuesday evening. The table which
was artistically mlnrneil with snap
dragons had covers for seven.
Humlsy Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lee Pat i
terson entertained the visitors at their
attractive country residence and Tues
day Mrs. R. 1). Gilbert presided over
a small luncheon in honor of Mrs. Con
triii. During the week thero were also
liOTerul other small iuTormal affairs
given in their honor.
Hoeiety will miss for a number of
months Mrs. George Palmer Putnam,
who with her small son David expects
to leave the first of the week for
Sound Beach, Conn., where they will
visit at tho summer homo of Mrs. Put
nam's mother, Mrs. Edwin Binney.
Owing to the unceitain moves of
Company M, the length of Mrs. Put
nan 'a sojourn Eust is quite indefinite.
Khfl plans however to bo away all sum
mer. Mrs. L. K. Pago was hostess Tues
day afternoon for a charming Kensing
ton. The affair was given to honor
Mrs. Thrtias C. Smith, Sr., of Los An
jreles, Cal., who entertained Mrs. Page
during her sojourn in that city last
Reason.
An artistic arrangement of garden
ftowera decked the rooms. Mrs. K. B.
Fleming, Mrs. H. B. Houston and Miss (Mildred Pngley) of Eugene were the
Maybelle Page assisted tho hostess. I guests of friends yesterday. The Gra
The guests asked to greet Mrs. hams wero en route home from their
anth wore: Mrs. Frank Spencer, Mrs. ; wedding trip.
Thomas C. Smith, Jr., Mrs. Thomas B. j
Kay, Mrs. William Brown, Mrs. E.J A charming affair of next Thursday
T. Barnes, Mrs. A. L. Brown, Mrs. E.I will be the luncheon for which Mrs.
K. Waters, Mrs. K. B. Fleming, Mrs.j William 11. Boot will be hostess. The
W. I. Htaley, Mrs H H Houston, Mrs. : guests will include a number of prom
A. Klein, Mrs. C. 11. Robertson, Mrs. 'jurat matrons who aro members of nn
h. M. Hogg', Mrs. David Wagner, Mrs. ! afternoon Bridge club.
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The Misses Carolvn Dick, Odell Sav-I
Ruth Breiver. :
Mvrtle Richardson and Minnie Morrill
attired in dainty white dresses and1
carrying baskets of sweet peas acted i
as tlower gins. -Miss .Mary ngicr
played the wedding march.
Before the ceremony Miss Lucile
Barton and Frank and Richard Barton
sang Lohengrin's wedding chorus and
.-is. tharles Bates sang "At Dawn
'ing" (Cadmnn). After the ceremony
a charming solo was sung by Miss Lu
cile Barton. During the congratula
tions Miss Alice Smith, a sister of
the bri.de, played Mendelsshuu's
"Anring Song." Following the cere-
mon" a reception was neia ann a sup
uer was served. The prettily appoint
ed table was i entered with pink and;
white sweet peas and presided overj
by Miss Lucile Bennett and Miss Edith
Carter Kuney. i
A group of young girls assisted
the serving.
made a pretty setting for the
party. i
Miss Smitn who was given into the j
keeping ot the bridegroom by her fall.- , , ' ... , ,.. , s,.,,Vi,..,t. I (Spindle.), (b) llasche Mich
er, W. D. Smith, wore a gown ot char-I .... ,. ! iihmV i'led McFnrlane: violin
meuse and lace, with pearl trimmings, I 'mKecfer ' " '"'lieniVde IVvotion ( Eugene'Gruenberg),
The bridal bouquet was a shower ot " . . . j KMzabrth Thumpson, Paul Purvine.
"Ti" r' a -tt. i, , J About fifty proud parents and ! Ncale Wesson, l.'oss Harris, Oswald
Miss Grace Sm. h, a sister ot ti e attended the recital given bvlsevcrson; violin, A Dream of Paradise
bride was maid ot honor. She note I of JIiils Uura Grailt ,,H(i 8 ,.(arr. by I). May) (Gray), Ross Harris:
a pale green ta tela frock and carried , l resil,,.,c stUt,io 011 Tlnirs'lav I piano, Slumber Song (Pviedermai.n).
a snower or pnih loses. ,lftprllnn Tll. ,,., wr fr,,rt I Loraine Koss; violin, rirecrackers
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age, Gertru.le Ashliy , Kutn Breiver .... ' isolation (Mendelssohn), Lorn Purvinr:
'The jirogramnie given bv these violin, Danse Kustique ( V. Borowski).
t-mitlif'nl ...ri'.m... " .,.,',n FlllVil S'lCli 111 11 lid I VOC.ll, PllppiCS (Dc-
'musical treat. Particularly well in-: Koven), Lela Belle McCnddam; violin,
terpreted and artistic were the num-' Minuet (urr. by 1. .May) (Paderew
bers plaveil bv Cecil Deacon, Marie ski). Glyde Gardner; pit no, (a) a-'
Spight and Miuie Harold. ! ' K tMat (Duraml), (b) Tremolo (l..-
Here is the programme: jseilen), Ruth Weditcr; violin, .lhcn
.Moonlight on the Hudson. .G. D. Wilson1 You'll Uemeiulicr Me (Ualfe), with
Prudence xti.'ht. Miss Grant. variations, Pearl l.corge; violin, t
Sweet Carnation St. Joseph Narcissus (Xeviu),
I Paul Le I (Atherton), Ednu
Boat Soul' Lichnc
! Eugenia Savage
! Arbutus Waltz Vogler
I Emily Goode 1
Spring Song B. D. Ackley j
Sung by Deryl Meyers, Paul Know-.c
land, I rim Page, Paul Lee, Robert j
Bishop, Virginia Dorcas, Iris Ander-1
son, Vivian I'tter, Irene Fleming, Pern 'fhe emplovnicnl dctinrluient
I Wiuchell, Until Buckner i y W. C. A. has been unusuall
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Y. W. C. A.
Bn rciirollc
Serenade
Dr. and Mrs. Walton left on a short
wedding trip and will be at home to : ..
their friends after the first of August -i""K.
at 10-0 Court street.
1) 'Arlequin
Elva Abuser
Ahnargarae
Mrs. McGilchrist
Sing Rubin Sing Spaulding
Vrlin Page
Love by Moonlight Kinlsel
The Fountain Bohm
Cecil Deacon
H. Keed
Meyers
)anee Weber
Orla Welch
of the
v' busy
A large
nmnliei- of iiiipliciitions have been
made for employment which have bei u
almost immediately filled. There, is
still a deinnnd for" maids, house keep
ers, practical nurses and some splendid
opportunities for good cooks. The sea
sonal work in canneries and berry
Miss Kstella Wilson, Queen elect of the Cherry Fair, and her maids, Miss Rosalie Back and Miss Charlotte Lally.
a
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laeey
yet
a
verv
few
wedding
rcod-'lico
E. M.
L. S. Geer, Mrs. D. G. Howard, Mrs.
T. B. Jones, Mrs. U. S. Page, Mrs.
II. C Epley, Mrs. V. G. Boyer, Mrs. J.
A. Mills, Mrs. 11. H. Viindervort, Miss
Florence MeKonnie and Miss Spencer
of Kansas City.
Mrs. Ben W, Olcott and small sons
ami nurse left today tor a summer so
journ at the Oswald West cottage in
I'liniion Beach. They were joined in
Portland bv Mrs. West ami Miss Helen
West.
About a dozen yoiiu, girls were ask
ed to participate in the gnveties of an
informal evening for which Mrs.
James Chiimock was hostess Tuesday
in honor of her house guest, Miss Em
ma Jane Gnrhudc of Portland.
The rooms were bright with an ar
tistic array of garden flowers, similar
flowers also decking the refreshment
table. The evening was devoted to
dancing and music.
Those gathering to meet the visitor
were: Miss Ruth Schult., Miss Ila
Spaulding, Miss Ethel Fraiser, Miss
Olga Gray, Miss Mary Findley, Miss
Gertrude Ashby, Miss Edna Hall, the
Misses Lory and Elizabeth Leonard
and Miss Marv Lindlev of Eugene.
Miss Margaret Rodgers will have "as
her house guests, three charming
Portland buds, the Misses Louise
Liiithicum, Margaret Diddle and Mar
eile Carlock. The girls will arrive
Sunday and will visit in Suleni for
several da vs.
Mrs. W. E. Kirk entertained Tues
day with n delightful afternoon affair
in honor of Mrs. Mae Davis and Mips
Elsie Evans of Columbus, Ohio. About
litteen matrons nnd maids called to
greet the visitors, who are the guests
of Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney.
The rooms were aglow with beauti
ful blossoms. Coreopsis and randy tuft'
were arranged in the living room, can
terberrv bells and sweet William in
the library and sweet peas iu the din-1 Mrs. Clifford Brown and smnll sons
ing room." I have gone to Portland, where they will
Mrs. Frank W. Spencer assisted Mrs. ! remain indefinitely as the guests of
Kirk. Nlrs. Brown's parents, Mr and Mrs.
V. W. Bretherton.
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Giahnim "
Honoring iier house guest Mrs.
Frank Welby of Green Bay Wisconsin,
Mrs. 1). A. Kingsley was hostess for a
Kensington Thursday afternoon.
The rooms were attractive with pins
roses and pansies, prettily arranged ip
bowls and vases.
The guests were Mes.kimes William
Sawyer, Charles Sawyer, Fisher, Wil
liam MeColum and Mrs. Kestler of
Portland.
Mrs.
Roy C. Baker and Mrs. W. M. Mott
won the favors.
Assisting the hostesses were Miss
Lelia Johnson mid Miss Hazel Bishop.
The club members present were:
George Burnett, Mrs. J. C. More-
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
her sister, Mrs. K. M. s.ruitn tor sever- p-cuige I'unsioru, .urs. i. a. isingsiey.
nl months Rev. C. Bertram Runnals I Mrs. W. V. Johnson, Mrs. L E. God
officiate.!. 1fn'-v' lrs- NV' V ''""ford, Mrs. W.
The church was a .bower of Caroline, W. Moore, Mrs. Anna J Parkhurst,
Testout roses and greens. p1. F. F. East, Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb,
The bride a charming girl wore a Mrs, Walter M. Smith, Mrs. Fred W.
chic suit of cream wool jersev, with i Steusloff, .Mrs. Roy C. Baker, Mrs.
umnrt hut white sloes anil 11 mr "i ". . .mm, .Mrs
Cecil Brunner roses niul
Mr. and Mr. Frank W. Spencer have
as their guest for the summer Mr.
Spencer's sister, Miss Nina Spencer of
Kansas City.
rir Interest to Salem soiiety is the
I. li.i i, nl' 1itm llarn-t: Ethel Har
prove and William Walton, which wasl bind, Mrs. Eugene Gillijigham,
solemnized Wednesdav afternoon at Ida Babeock, .Mrs. Loreua Wise,
the Episcopal church in Corvallis, Stanley Culver, Mrs. Paul Hauser,
where the bride has been the guest ot A. vass, .Mrs. ( harles Met nrper,
of
ferns.
It was n (banning affair
simple, only relatives and
friends being asked.
Following the ceremony a
luncheon was served at the
nf the bride's sister. Mrs.
Smith. Here again a general color
scheme of pink and green, was devel
oped with masses of lieautiful roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Walton left for a
months sojourn in California.
On their return they will be at home
to their many friends in tho Court
apartments. , ,
Dr. and Mrs. Harry K. Clay will be
missed from the gayeties of the next
few weeks, ns they are leaving Wed
nesdav for a sojourn in San Francisco.
The beaches are calling n number of
Salem families and from now on par
ties will be leaving every day for
Xewport and Agate Ittnch, where they
have taken cottages for the summer.
Dr. and Mrs. L. F. Griffith and
daughters, Margaret and Uuth left for
Newport Friday, and l'.cxt week Mrs.
W". Council Dyer nud small son "Bil
ly" will go to Agat" Bench, having
aken the Mack llofer cottage for the
summer.
Marion Deliver, Mrs. E. R, Ringo, Mrs.
A. L. Godfrey, Mrs. Ernest Anderson,
Mrs. F. W. Welby of Orecn Bay, Wis
consin; Mrs. Ma Mooner of Clovis,
Xew Mexico, and the Misses Lelia
Johnson, Ermine Bushnell, Hazel Dish
op and Olive SkipUin.
At a pretty and artistic church wed
ding. Miss Grace Eleanor Thompson
became the bride of Chnrles L. Sher
man at high noon on Wednesday nt
the First Methodist church, Rev. Rich
ard X". Avison officiating.
Fragrant roses, pnlms nnd delicate
ferns adorned the church and made nn
attractive foil for the bridal pnity.
The bride, and unusually pretty and
winsome girl, wore an imported gown
of pineapple cloth over satin. Her
bouquet was of bride's roses and lacey
ferns. Miss Lam an Ross was maid ot
honor and wore a pretty frock of deep
pink taffeta and carried pink carna
tions, Robert B. Walsh acted as best man
nnd the guests were Ushered by Errol
Gilkey am! Alfred A. Schramm"
Before the eeremonv Mrs. Alfred
Brown of Portland ihiirmingly sang
"At Dawning," and "Because. '
Miss Gertrude Kakin presided nt the
ori'iin, an.t plaved Lohengrin s wea
ring march anil also Meudelsshon 's
"spring Soni'. "
Atter the eeremonv a luncheon was
served to the bridal party at the home
of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
The Bull Game ...
Deryl
Invitation to the
Grace George,
The Elfin Waltz,
Chester Kirk
The Charming Shcpnrdess Mathews
Robert Bishop
Twittering Birds Billeman
.Prudence Spight
Waltz Streabbog,
Vivian Utter, Inez Anderson, Fern
Wincball
Little Fairy Gallop Streabbog
Irene Fleming !
Scented Posies Powell '
Evangeline Acheson I
Lilly of the Valley
Marie Harold
The Vniersity chapel, Waller hall,
was tho scene of a pleasing and suc
cessful recital Thursday night when
the violin and piano pupils of Miss
Joy Turner and vocal pupils of Dr.
Frank Wilbur Chace of the W. V. de
partment of music were presented in
an interesting and varied program.
Much interest was manifested by the
large audience nud the players receiv;
ed many compliments and words of en
couragement. The chapel was uniquely decorated
in the national colors, red rambler ros
es, white lilies, ocean spray, and blue
canterberry bells making a picturesque
setting for the performers, supplying
the elements of color and fragrance to
the harmony af sound. Art baskets
tilled with syringa anil red rambler
roses were suspended from the arches
on the platform, and flags supplied
the remaining color scheme. The elec
tric lights were hooded with red, white
and blue shades which cast a soft glow
over the hall.
Several of the puptls made their
first public appearance at this time,
among them being little Elizabeth
Thompson, a verv talented little 6
vear old violinist, Tanl Purvine an
evening. The(other young violin student nnd clever
with artistic! little Mnudc Engstrom who surprised
all bv her work on the piano; Ruth
Wechter although onlv a voting
! fields is claiming
employes but any
ested in other line
j it helpful to make
( association rooms,
j partment is given
j ployment.
a large number of
who may be int'
i of work may find
applications it t t i
The use of this dc
those seeking em-
Twenty four
ployment tjiroui
June first.
girls have found em
:li the association since
The
diallv
at tlu
evening
The Woman's Marion county Repub
lican study club had a most interesting
meeting in the City Hall on Monday.
During the afternoon Mrs. Seymour
Jones was elected second vice presi
dent. Mrs. Florence Cartwrigiit very
ably reviewed the democratic plat
form, Mrs. Rollin K. Page, having re
viewed the republican and progressive
platforms at a .'ormar meeting.
A letter was reaj rrom Lawrence
Green, secretary to the republican
nominee Hughes in answer to the con
gratulatory telegram sent by the club
on June 12:
The letter was written to Mrs. S, B.
Sonthwiek, president of the club.
Mrs. S. Jones will have charge of the
next meeting, which will be held on
July 10 in the City Hall.
The Omega club wns enjoyably en
tertained nt the home of Miss Letha
Weiss on Tuesday
rooms were decorated
baskets of sweet peas and sweet Wil
Ham.
The first pari of the evening was of 12 plaved two Ion
devoted to Jancy work, atter which a, selections entirelv from memnrv and
quotation contest was enjoyed. Miss was most enthusiastically received.
Helen Ingrey received the prize, a A distinct feature of the program
beautiful basket of sweet peas, and 'were the two. violin ensemble numbers,
Miss Cecile Bohannon the consolation. which were exceedingly well renderd.
On of the violin ensemble numbers,
"Devotion" was played by five stu
dents all under the age of nine years
vouug women of Salem are enr
invited to attend a Kensington
i'. W. C. A. rooms on Monday
July tenth. The social com
mittee has set aside the first Monday
even.ng in each month for a "get to
get her'' party so the girls iu the city
mav become better acquainted. On ac
count of the Cherry fair this mouths
social is set for the second Monday.
.iiss Alice Palmer
siding at the V. W.
winter left Saturday
where she will spend
months.
who has been rc
('. A. during the
for Xewport.
the simmer
difficult piano, of th
ated
Teachers have been arriving during
the past three weeks to attend sum
mer school in Salem, and make ready
for the state teachers examinations
which will be held at the high school
this week. Among those registered nt
the association were Margaret Mann.
Cornelius; Tena Loe, Silverton; Norn
Livingston, Silverton; Mabel Doty.
Redmond; Charlotte Grettie. Kstelia
Grettie, Salem; Blanche Harmon, Vnr
qnam; Anna Galleys, Monmouth, Mis.
A. E. Coberly and Mrs. C. L. Green.
Silverton,
Well Known Young Folks
Married at Silverton
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
Silverton, Ore., Julv 1. One of tho
most ntractive weddings of the sea
son took place nt the H. E. Steen home
on Tine street, Wednesday afternon,
June 28th, when Miss Edna Jeanette
, Steen and Herbert Gordon McCnll were
cirl . united in marriage. Rev. J. C. Roselinnl
a small basket of forget-me-nots.
Small tables with decorations sug
gestive of the Fourth of July were ar
ranged for refreshments.
Miss Weiss was assisted iu the serv
ing by her mother.
t
An informal social afternoon was en
joyed by the members f the past
gu'ard:an" club of the W. 0. W. at the
home of Mrs. Ross Moores MondiiT.
Tiie rooms were adorned with ocean '
spray and roses. '
The hostess was assitcd by her
mother, Mrs. Stinson. I
i
The rythinn Sisters club was de
lightfully entertained on Friday after-;
noon by Mrs. C. E. Barbour at her
home on Fourteenth street. The rooms'
were prettily decorated with red roses.
Besides the club lumbers several ad
ditional guests were asked to share in
and .liidging from the applause this
wns easily the "hit" of the evening.
The vocal pupils. Misses Mclnturff
and McCnddam, under Dr. Chace 's di
rection pleased all with the artistic
United Lutheran church offici-
The bride was lovely in white
satin channelise wrth trimmings of lace
and rhinestones. Her shower boquet
wns brides roses and white sweet pens,
looped with ribbon. The long streamers
wero knotted at the ends with dainty
clusters of white sweet pens. Her
bridesmaid Miss Merene Digerness was
attired in a white voile gown with chic
little over jacket of flowered taffeta.
She wore a pretty corsage boquet of
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L. M. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Sher-!the pleasures of the nfternoon.
man left for a sojourn in Newport, Mrs. John Shipp assisted the hostess
and will be at home after the first of. in serving a dnintv luncheon.
August at PO t hemeketa street.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Woodruff have
as their guests their daughter Mrs.
Frank Jenkins ind daughter Mary
Jane of Eugene, who will visit in Sa
lem for about a month.
Mrs. F. A. Elliott returned Tlmrsd.-.y
evening from a several weeks visit in
Denver, HI., and Richmond, Indiana
entertained :
progressive !
McCornack hall The
to Mrs. Stiusou and
The Silver Belle Circle
Friday evening with a
"oOO" party at
first prizes fell
(harles Jaquet.
Mrs. Irene St. Helens nnd Pr. L. G.
Altman were awarded the second prizes
Atter the games a supper was serv-
led bv the committee, Mes. lames Lee
Acheson, F. W. Kirk, Frank Fleming,
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e
Tlip
Entire J(tock of the
BONNET SHOP
315 State Street
MUST BE SOLD
Hats valued up to $3.00 for
tisk Hats valued up to $10.00 for 2 00
Saturday and Monday Only