Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-10
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Baumgartner
entertained last Wednesday evening
with an informal dinner, asking two
or three friends to join the family
party. Louisiana Lou was after
dinner attraction at the Grand.
Mrs. william Burghardt, Jr., was
hostess for the members of Kensing-
ton club last Saturday afternoon in
her delightful home at $50 Union
street Luncheon was served on the
lawn, with its border of brilliont flow
ors, and under the wide spreading
boughs of an immense walnut tree.
Assisting were Mrs. Frederic Thielsen
and Miss Ruth Wallace Miss Scott
and Miss THEME Draper were addi-
tional guests.
The c. P. Bishops and the Chauncey
Bishops moved TO their new home, $40
North Liberty street. the first of the
week, and are quite settled in delight
fully commodlous surroundings,
Mrs. Robert Root Benham has Is
sued cards Of invitation for friends
to call at the hour of four, on the
afternoon OF Friday, August the six
teenth. The Benham residence is 1049
Court street.
The following article from McMinn-
vile News-Reporter reached this de-
partment too late for publication in
last Saturdays society columns:
"Charles v Galloway has Joined the
ranks of the benedicts and in so doing
sprung genuine surprise on his
friends at Salem and in McMlnnville
Quietly Saturday evening at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Booth, in the presence Of
immediate relatives, Miss Alta NJ
Booth became the wife Of Charles "
Galloway, The ceremony was pro-
nounced by Circuit Judge William
Galloway, father of the groom. The
wedding was exceedingly quiet and
simple. Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway will
spend a few days honeymoon in the
sound country and return to Salem
where they will reside.
Though by no means unpremedi-
tated, the wedding occurred without
the knowledge OF the closest friends
of either party. or course at Salem,
Mr.. Galloway's frequent weekend
visits to McMinnville. made under the
gulse OF going over to take look at
the farm excited curiosity. He had
many times told the boys at his board
ing house, when ioshed as to his be-
coming married this is the time.
When he renewed the statement Sat
urday afternoon little did they know
that 1t was to be the time
at is said moreover, that Francis
" Galloway, brother of the groom,
took active part in the stratebem to
obtain the license for his brother so
that no one might suspect the coming
event
"The bride is one of McMlnnville's
charming young women and mem
ber Of pioneer family. Mr.. Galloway
is the son OF Judge and Mrs. William
Galloway, and present chairman OF
the state board of tax commissioners
He is a graduate Of the University OF
OregAn and served one term in the
state legislature and was later APP
pointed by Governor Chamberlain as
land commissioner, then placed on the
tax commission and reapponted by
Governor West He was exalted ruler
vi lHS DdleHl lOubo VI llho' ~ bhe
local Bills had suspected the event
we'll"
Miss Beatrice Shelton is enjoying
rest with delightful vacation at Nyt
Beach, where she is the guest of the
W. W. Fawks.
Mrs. Lenta Westacott drove to Port
land yesterday with Mrs Ada Strong
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bauhgartntl
as guests.
Mrs. H. s Poisal is in Newport a
the osburn, enjoying weeks outing
Mrs. Leslie Scott of Portland, whit
is we'll known in Salem, having beeI
entertained by friends here, motoret