Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-15

TOral DELL the DeautlIul ana Impress
i've ring service was read by Rever-
end Tapscott, in the presence of rel
atiyes and immediate friends.
At five o'clock the wedding dinner
was served. The young couple left
by Oregon Electric to take an ex-
tended trip through the western
states. expecting to be at home after
September the first, in AIinot, Dako-
ia, where Mr.. Doe has business in
terests. Miss Tibbets is a sister of
Mrs. Dorison.
Miss Althea Moores was hostess
last Friday evening at a charming
dinner honoring Miss Elizabeth Fer
rier, Of Berkeley, California. The
table was beautiful with it's decora-
tion of brilliant red carried out in
roses, shaded candles, and little bas-
kets containing the almonds and can
dies. Places were marked with cards
of cherry decorations and the table
circled by Miss Ferrier, Miss Lureen
Moreland, Miss Moores, Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Cross, Mr.. Carl Gabrialson,
Mr.. Gland Slade and Mr.. Ralph
Moores.
One of the June weddings was at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gun
nison, number 1901 Mailman avenue
Wednesday evening, when their
daughter, Bess, was united in mar
riage to Arthur Conklin, of Grants
Pass, Oregon. Reverend Warren F.
Day officiating. The bride was
gowned in white marquisette made
over white satin, carrying a large
bouquet of roses and ferns.
A wedding repast was served, af-
ter which Mr.. and Mrs. Conklin de-
parted for their new home-Los An
geles Times.
Mrs Lillian Josse Harris enter
tanned during the Cherry festival,
Misses Marie Staver, Myrtle Long,
Jeel Etter and Bertha Wininghoff, of
Portland.
Mr. G. Eilers and Mr.. G. R. Smith
visited friends in Salem last week.
Although as yet no letter has been
received in this city from Miss Nc
Nary or Miss Wishart since they left
for a sojourn in Europe, a number
of postal cards speak of the pleasant
ocean trip and safe hiding on the
other side.
Miss Althea Moore was in Portland
Wednesday to meet her friend, Miss
Dorothy Clark, who will be her house
guest for few weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Shucking left
for Portland last Thursday to meet
Mr.. Schuckings sister, Mrs. Wilhelm
Graf, of New York city, and her
small daughter Hilda, who arrived
on that day. Mrs. Graf Miss Ottilie
Schucking), will be pleasantly re-
membered as very successful vocal
instructor in Portland before her
marriage.
Leaving last Monday for Colorado,
Mrs. H. P. Mimic is enjoying the
splendors of Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. ]. P. Frizzel is entertaining as
house guest, Miss Romaine Clark,
schoolmate whom she had not seen
for twenty-siX years.
Miss Clark who resides in Pitts
burg, Pennsylvania, has been tour
ing the west coast and attending the
Sunday school convention in Port
land. Her impressions of Oregon
are most favorable.
One of the jolliest events of the
summer was a picnic ride this week
when a crowd of young people mo-
tored in the "Kelly" to Silver Creek
Falls. An early morning start was
miles developed appetites that did
justice to the elaborate dinner cooked
by bonfire and served in picnic style.
The day was enjoyed exploring the
falls, and the many kodak pictures
taken will be cherished as souve-
neirs. The honor guests of the oc-
casion we're Miss Myrtle Long and
Miss Marie Staehr, of Portland; Mrs.
Lillian Harris and Mr.. G.. R. Smith
chaperoned the party which included
the Misses Nancy Skaife, Gaynell
Baldwin. Cora Talkington, Edna
Josse, Nanelle Bloom. Lillian Bog
CERT, Louise Cronise, Jessie Harriet,
Bertha Wininghoff (Portland), Jewel
Etter (Portland), DR.. Fields, Herold
Boggert, Mr.. Nicholson (Corvallis),
Harry Cronise. Harry Weidness, Har-
ry Kennedy, G. R. Smith (Portland),
Eugene Staler, Guy Henderson and
Louis Josse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Fuegy. and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. L, U. Josse and
little Cleo Harris preceded them in
Mr. Fuegy's car
Mrs. ]. H. Cradlebaugh entertained
for week end guests, Misses Anna
and Belle Doyle, of Omaha, who are
touring the west coast states. Miss
Belle is superintendent in a public
school at Omaha and is in San Fran
cisco attending the educational con-
vention.
Boyd Arnot, of Cooston, and Roy
Fullerton, of Bend, are victims
Fourth that was less than sane. Ar
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