Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-24

A large number of members OF the
local order of Woodmen of the
World and Women of Woodcraft at
tended the session of valley lodges
held at Silverton Tuesday. A special
car carried 10 members from Salem
and at Woodburn they were Joined by
20 more. Head officials of the grand
lodge. of Denver, were present, and
conducted the initiation ceremonies
for 20 new members The local or
der has been holding membership
contests, and have increased their
numbers substantially during the
past year.
Among the Salem boys and girls
attending the University of Oregon,
spending the past weeks vacation at
home are: Miss Mildred Bagiey.
Miss Jennie Fry, Miss Alene Thomp-
son, Miss Gladys Farrar, Miss Mades
line Walker and her guest, Miss Bel
tina Libby and Harvey Slater. VIII
Mott. Alonzo Perkins, Ralph Moores,
Rex Turner. Ormond Bean. Erbine
Newman and Ralph Cronise. Carl
Gabrlelson and Chester Coleman.
who are members OF the 'varsity's
ball team, spent last Sunday here,
but during the week have been play
ing Walla Walla and Pullman. Wash
'ngton. and today play in Moscow.
Idaho. All the students will return
to Eugene tomorrow to begin studies
Monday. preparatory the annual
commencement, which comes on June
23.
Miss Louella j. Goode was married
this afternoon to Mr.. Joseph A.
Walsh, the ceremony being performed
at the Baptist parsonage by Rev. J.
h. Conner Immediately after the
ceremony the young folks left Cor
Portland.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr..
j. +. Goode, and has host
OF friends In Salem. Mr.. Walsh has
been in the city for several months
and is we'll worthy OF the bright little
woman who today took his name. and
Joined her fortunes with his.
The Journal has more than a pass
ing interest in this wedding, for both
parties are Journal folks" Miss
Goode was bookkeeper and In charge
of tho desk in the business once for
some time, and Mr.. Walsh Is the tel
egraph operator who is In charge of
The Journals leased wire.
II their lives fall in as pleasant
places as the entire Journal force
wishes them, their Journey through
life will be under clondless skies and
through howery fields.
Miss Wilda Soloman entertained
the girls OF her Sunday school class
at her home on East State street last
night. The class has 25 members.
all OF whom were present, and we're
entertained informally
Mrs a. l.. Brown entertained a few
friends for Mrs. Mary Hofer at her
home on South Commercial street
Thursday evening, In honor OF Mrs.
Hofer's birthday. Give Hundred"
was played during the evening.
4 pleasant surprise party was CIV
en- 10 Miss Florence Liston last even
ing In honor of her birthday. by her
parents. Mr.. and rms. w A. Llston.
The evening was made enjoyable by
music games. etc, and light refresh
ments were served Those present
were DR.. and Mrs. w. L. Mercer. Mr..
and Mrs. ], +. Watson, Miss Emma
McCracken, Miss Helen Mercer and
Messrs Frank Wilson. Glenn Watson
and Adolph Gueffroy,
Rev. Father Moore entertained the
members OF 81. Jo-eph's choir at din
ner Thursday night at his home on
Chemeketa street, in appreciation %
their excellent work during the past
year The table centerpiece was a
lovely arrangement OF red tulips and