Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-07

week or ten days of Miss Helen Whit
ney, on Woodwork avenue. Miss Thiel.
sen attended the alumni banquet and
festivities of st. Helen's Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Albert and their
young daughters, Mary Jane and Jo-
sephine, attended the Jorgensen. Dal.
ymple nuptials in Portland last Mon
day.
Mrs. W. Melvine Plimpton accom-.
panied by her little son Sherman went
to Portland Wednesday evening. Sher.
man left with her grandmother, Mrs
W. w. PlimptOn on the following day
for Sea View, where he will remain
during the summer months.
Mrs Carey Martin and her little
daughter, Frances Matte, accompanied
Mrs. Frances J. Smith to Portland last
Thursday. Mrs. Smith was returning
home to Lewiston, Idaho, after passing
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Mar.
tin, who was guest of Miss Olive Misa.
more while in Portland.
In recognition of her services as edit.
OF of "The Clarion" Miss Ruth Man
ming was presented with a beautiful
gold brooch by members of the high
school student body.
Doctor and Mrs. ]. c. Griffith and
son Lewis attended the wedding of Miss
Grace Dalrymple and Mr.. Edwin D. Jor.
gesnen last Monday in Portland.
Mrs, Ada Strong and her grandson,
Henry Wesley Thielsen, returned home
Wednesday from a pleasant visit of
fortnight in Astoria.
After a visit of two weeks in Port.
land, Mrs. Frederick S. Stewart returned
home Tuesday.
Miss Helen Pearce went to Portland
for the Jorgensen.Da .Dalrymple wedding,
June second and also attended the
nuptials of Miss Irene Flynn and Mr..
Raymond Mccarthy, which was a so.
ciety event of Wednesday morning in
st. Mary's Cathedral, with Bishop
Christie officiating An elaborate re.
ception at the home of the brides par.
ents followed the ceremony Miss
Pearce will remain in Portland for
short visit with her aunt, Mrs. A. F.
Brasfield, and her friend, Miss Helen
Krausse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bynon are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Wood
Of Portland for weekend guests Mr..
Wood is right of way director for the
Portland, Eugene and Eastern railway.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Ball of Glenn
Acres, Riverside, have with them as
guests for three or four weeks Mr.. and
Mrs. M. L. Wolff, their young son Fer.
dinand, and his governess, from San
Francisco. Mrs. Wolff is Mrs. Balls
sister.
Mrs. George Waters went to Port
land Thursday for a few days visit
with her mother, Mrs. E. Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hofer returned
Monday from southern Oregon, where
they enjoyed a trip to the government
monument, Grants Pass Cave.
Miss Minnetta Magers attended the
College Of Music recital in Albany last
Wednesday.
Miss Lucille Belle will be week end
guest Of friends in Corvallis and will
attend the annual college commence.
ment dance.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Abrams of San
Francisco are expected in Salem today
and will be house guest Of Mrs. F. p.
Talkington and Miss Talhngton.
Mrs Arthur J. Lennon and small
daughters, Margaret and Marjorie, ac.
companied by Mrs. Charles Rusk of
Portland, attended the graduation re.
cital of Mrs Lennon g sister, Miss
Blanche Liston, last Thursday. They
are visitors with the W. A. Listons.
Doctor Margaret A. Pomeroy was
given an informal surprise farewell
party Tuesday evening at the home Of
Doctor and Mrs. B. F. Pound. Doctor
Fomeroy accompanied by Mr.. Pome.
roy, who win visit relatives in the
Fast il entering a medical college in
New York City, where she will take
two months' Of study. Doctor v. L.
Hamilton Of Portland will attend to her
practice during her absence. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pomeroy left Wednesday.