Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-22
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tality committee in San Francisco.
on the afternoon of July the four
teenth. The selections were from
works of California composers onIl,
The affair was in connection with
convention of National Educational
association. Many Salem people
visited San Francisco for this gath.
ering.
The Priscilla club will have NJ,
more meetings until autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gillingham
are entertaining in their conntr~
nome, Mrs H. G. Ayers, of Portland.
who is better known here as Mis-.
riage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis R. Hazeltin.
have gone to British Columbia for
an outing of a week or ten days.
Miss Romaine Clark, of PittsburA,
pennsylvania, who has besn the
guest of Mrs. ]. P. Frizzel is now
with Mrs. W. w. Cotton in Portland.
Ihey are motoring to Mount Hood
this week.
Miss George Starr, of Brownville.
oregon, who was the house guest of
her aunt, Mrs. ]. A. Bishop during
Cherry Fair and has since that time
6een with her grandmother, Mrs. W.
T. Bishop, in Portland, is here for a
few days with her aunt before re-
turning home.
Professor and Mrs. w. H. Mccall.
and their small son, of Billings,
Montana, are summer guests of Mrs
McCalls parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
clark in Polk county. They will rS-
main until the middle of Angus.
Professor Mccall is principal of tb,
Billings high school, and was for
merly teacher in Willamette Uni
versity Mrs. Mccall (Erma Clark,
Is graduate of Willamette ana
taught in Salem high school.
MISS Etfe May King and Miss
Marie Hofer are leaving home o..
August sixth for a two-day trip in
Alaska.
Miss Maud Steward, principal of
state School for Feeble Minded. IA
turned last Tuesday from a fortnigh,
spent in San Francisco and on the
ocean trip.
Helen and Clare Stringer. grand
daughters of Reverend P. s. Knigh,
accompanied by their companio,'
Mrs. Catherine Davis, left salem
last Thursday evening for their
nome in San Francisco, after a visit
OF six weeks in this city
Mrs. William Burghardt, Jr.. VIII,
has been the guest for two weeks of
Doctor and Mrs. McNary in their
cottage at Shiphard Springs. re-
turned to Salem last Saturday.
Mrs. McAlpin, of Estacada, is visit
ing Mrs. c. E. Freeland at the W.
T. Tillson home, S59 Center street.
Mrs. William Morris, of Seattle
(Mina Huelat) is dividing a visit be-
tween Judge and Mrs. Burnett and
the Edward Wellers.
David Talmage, Thomas Wood
Kenneth Randall and Noscar Potter
packed the fishing tackle and mount-
ed their wheels last Thursday morn
ing for trip up the Santiam into
the mountains where they will re-
main for a few days of outing lows.
Miss Aida Broughton, organist of
st. David's Episcopal church II,
Portland, has been the guest of Miss
Hobbs and Mrs. William Burghard,.
Jr.
Last Thursday morning Miss Edna
Stewart, of Wathena, Kansas, cou-
sin Of Mrs. j, B. Craig at SIT South
Commercial street, arrived in Saleh,
for years stay; dividing the TIM
between the j. B. Craigs and the
Homer Smiths.
A pretty, though simple and
quiet wedding took place last We'd
nesday evening at seven o'clock in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Nc
Peek, when their daughter, Fleda,
became the bride of Mr.. Russell Stel
ems, whose father, Reverend Steven-
of st. Johns, read the marriage SER
vice, The home was beautifully dec
GRATED with Shasta daisies, pink
sweet peas and ivy. The bride car
rying white roses and gowned in
white Duchess satin with Duchess,
lace garniture was very lovely. Her
only ornament being a pearl brooch,
the gift of the groom. After refresh
ments, the bridal couple left for
week in Seaside before going. to a
home in St. Johns, which has been
and furnished as a wed !
ding gift from the parents. The
only guests who were asked for the
ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
ems and daughters, Miriam, and May
and son, Carl, of St Johns Mrs. |
Louis Nerod, of Spokane and Mrs.
Fisher, of Salem.
Mrs Stevens was particularly
charming in going away gown of
light blue broad cloth with hat to
match.
Miss Ethel Harding is entertain
ing her mother, Mrs. Minnie Harding
and her sister, Miss Minnie Harding,
of Yates Center, Kansas. At pres
ent they are in Newport for a short
stay.