Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-30

weeks ago to camp at the North Falls
of Silver creek.
In the party, besides Miss Smith,
were Miss Gertrude Eakin, Miss Lucille
EmmOus, Miss Gladys Luthy, Miss
Ruth Hodge, Harold Eakin, Howard
Jewett and Carl EmmOns.
The joys of camping in the open, and
fishing for ones breakfast in the de.
lightful hours of early morning were
greater than they had anticipated
A number of short tramps were TAX
en- to harden tendons and muscles fe.
fore the merry crowd, with the excep.
tion of Miss Smith and Miss Emmons
who remained to keep the bears away,
walked in one day a distance Of
eleven miles to House Mountain Rock
and return. From that locality a
magnificent view of the surrounding
country presented seven or eight Cas-,
cade peaks, the Three Sisters, Mount
Hood, Adams, Jefferson and Rainier,
The party returned without mishap last
Thursday.
Reverend f. M. Jasper read the lines
Of the marriage service on Wednesday
evening, August twentieth, when Min.
ME Sophia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Zosel at Liberty, became the
bride of Claude Henry Stevenson, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Stevenson, of
Liberty
The ceremony was performed in the
brides home, beautifully decorated
with ivy and white chrysantheums, and
the VOWS were spoken under an arch
of the ivy and chrysanthums. Miss
Gladys Stevenson, sister of the
groom, was the brides maid and wore
a lovely gown of white voile with
baby Irish crochet motifs. Her
flowers were white roses. The pretty
bride was charming in a robe of ivory
SILK with touches of lace. She carried
a great cluster Of white chrysanth.
Gums.
Mr., Walter Zosel, the BRIDE brother
attended the groom.
At the hour of six, Miss Verda Znsel
announced the coming of the bridal
party with Mendelssohn 5 wedding
march.
Immediately following the ceremony
supper was served, Miss Cora Sischer
and Miss Verda Zozel assisting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson left for
Newport to enjoy honeymoon trip,
and upon their return will be at home
near Liberty, an the B. j. Miles ranch
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson are popular
young people in Liberty ana have u
host of friends who wish them all man.
ner of happiness in the future.
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Mrs. James McKinnon, of Portland,
announces tho marriage of her laugh.
ter, Margaret, to Mr.. A. Roy Bean.
The ceremony took place in Portland
at the home Of the bride s sister, Mrs
Charles Kamm, 215 Fourteenth street,
Saturday, August twenty-third. Nj
Bean is brother of Doctor 0. w. Bean
Of Salem.
Anna Shannon Monroe, the gifted
novelist and magazine writer, who
proudly claims Portland as her girl
hood home and the scene of her first
literary efforts, is being much enter.
tained in that city during her stay for
year.
Miss Monroe was honor guest We'd
nesday at a most delightful motor
party given by Miss Geneviene Thomp.
son. The party mOtored out Sandy
Road, the automobile club being the
objective point Of the run. Arriving
thpra lunchpnn was sprvpd the after
noon was spent among the trees and
the return trip was made late in the
afternoon
Making up the party, besides honor
guest and hostess, were Miss Margaret
Monroe, Mrs. j, N. Teal, Mrs w. L..
Wood, Mrs. E. T. Allen, Mrs. Harold
Sawyer, Miss Nina Kelley and Miss
Alice Jones.
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