Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-22

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pohle have re.
turned home after a fortnight 5 STAY in
Portland as the guests of friends.
The ladies of the Bethel sewing cir
cle gave surprise shower for Miss
Ruth Evans at the home of her parents
east Of Salem on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Evans is TO be married 10 Mar
ion Arnold October I. The young cOu.
pie will reside near SciO. where Mr..
Arnold is engaged in farming. That
Miss Evans has the good wishes of
many friends in the Bethel ncighbOr-
hood was shown when large basket
of presents was presented to her.
The guests of the afternoon, besides
the nOnOr guest and her mother, were:
Mrs. Walter Taylor and Mrs. Charles
Ramsden, Of Macleay; Mrs. Brunaker,
Mrs. j. NJ Nichols, Mrs. Balmsen, Mrs.
l.. A. Rantenberg, Mr5 Bovea, Mrs.
Fuestman, Mrs. SundbeIg, Mrs. j. d.
| CLARK, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. II. b. Hoffman,
Mrs. G. O. Swales, Mrs. f. f. Matten,
Mrs H. r. Curtis, Miss Lena Matten,
Miss Alta Matten, Miss Lucy Nichols,
Miss May Brubaker, Miss Harriette
Wolfe, Donald and Euola Johnston.
Mrs. Harriet Macarthur and Miss
Genevieve Thompson, who have been
making tour of the world and whose
plans for travel were upset by the
European war, returned to the United
States last Friday. Mrs. Macarthur will
visit her sister, Mrs. w. NJ. Nelson, in
Montreal and will reach Portland with
in few weeks.
Mrs. w. T. Rigdon, daughter Miss
Leila Rigdon, and grandson Winfield
Clark, left for San Diego last night,
where Mrs. higdOn will Join her hus-
band who has taken up his residence
there, engaging in business last fall
Mrs RigdOn has spent two winters in
California, returning to Salem to spend
her summers. Miss RigdOn and Mas
ter Clark will remain several months
before returning to Salem.
A number Of close friends, Mrs. W..
H. Cook, Mrs. U. G. Holt, Mrs. Martha
Belilngor, Mrs. F. b. Southwick, Mrs
f. j. Swafford, MIS-. Richard AvisOn,
and Mrs. Y. G. Boyer, called unan-
nounced at the RigGon home Saturday
afternoon, OccasiOning a pleasant fare
well surprise. Friends learn with re-
gret of Mr.. and Mrs Rigdon 3 inten-
tion of locating permanently in another
state, as tney have long been two of
Salem S most prominent residents.
Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Winter enter
tanned the members of the Sunday
school board, Sunday school teachers,
and young men and women of the
classes of the United Evangelical
church last night at their home on
Chemeketa street. Following the
business session a pleasant social hour
was enjoyed. About fifty were present.
Miss Mabel Cooper of Independence,
left recently for New York City to
complete her special library course.
Miss Cooper is the charming daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Cooper. She is a
graduate of the University of Oregon,
and is entering on her second years
work in the eastern college. Her sis
ter Miss Genevieve Cooper, is a senior
at the University of Oregon. She is
prominently identified with soroity AMI
student body affairs, being selected to
represent the Kappa Gappa Gamma
Chapter of the University at the Ma
tional conclave held in Estes Park
Colorado, this summer
Both Misses Cooper are well-knOwn
here having been entertained at the
Richard Cartwright and r. j. Hendrick
homes. Miss Genevieve Cooper and