Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-19


mer street.
Miss Frazier, who is graduate of
Salem high, and who is immensely
popular in her set, left friday after
noon for Corvallis, where she goes to
enter the Oregon Agricultural college
in her freshman year.
As an expression of regard, her guests
presented her with handsome c1ating
dish
Those present were: Misses lantha
Irwin, Blanche Drake, Ernestine Rob
erts, Mary Parouninigan, Agnes Greg
son, Alice Gregson, Emma Wright, EN-
ma Minton, Kieth Van W1nkle, Violet
Perry, Mary Clark, Ethel Frazier and
Messrs ranl and hthill Irwin, Robert
o Neal, Harold Roberts, Ronald Peeters,
Joe Minton, Emery Doane, Harry Irwin.
AT simple ceremony Wednesday
evening, at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Malvin. Miss Mamie
Malvin became the bride of Leo Kraps,
a well-known young business man OF
Long Beach, Cal. The services were read
at O'Clock by Rev. Perry Frederick
Schroek, of tne First Congregational
church. Mrs. f. l.. Waters sang 81
Love You Truly" previous to the cere-
mony, the wedding music from Men
dlessohn being rendered by Miss Berniee
Clark. The bridal gown was fashioned
of white crepe de chine, combined with
shadow lace and chiffon. She wore no
veil, but carried an armful of lovely
bride S roses, which was given to Miss
NJ. Frances Brown after the ceremony
; The only attendants were small DorO-
thy BOsshardt, who carried the ring in
huge white chrysanthemum, and Ber.
nice Brown, who carried a basket laden
with pink and white sweet peas and
babybreath.
e The bridal group stood in an arts
cally-arranged bower. Greeneyy cover
ed trellissed background surrounding
heart.shaped emblem Of pink earna
tions, on each side of which were tai
pedestals of green bearing fluffy whit
chrysantnemums and festOons of maline
A canopy of green, bordered with pinl
/ blossoms, completed the decorations o
l. this ROOM
f Following the service, guests wer
!. served at small tables grouped in tn
It dining.roOm, where decorations wer
II carried out with purple and white as
d ters Assisting in serving We're Mis-
y Gladys Carson and Miss Brown.
y After a brief trip to Newport, NJ
h and Mrs. Kraps will return to Salen
Y expecting to leave from here next Tue
day for Long Beach, where they wi
re make their home.
g, Mr.. Kraps is a son of Professor an
~ Mrs. j. j. Kraps, and is well know
ID here, where he spent his boyhood.
ID Guests at the wedding We're: Mr.
e, Flora Brown Stein. of Montana; Mi
in Alma j, Jewett of Boise, Idaho; NJ
n and Mrs. w. NJ. Smith, Mrs. f.
~ Waters, Mrs B. +. Brown, Mr.. and Mlr
IT, Lloyd Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
m Beaver, Kent S. Kraps, Elmer Reit
Mt Rev. and Mrs. p. f. ScnrOck, Mr.. al
he Mrs. H. S. Bosshardt, Dorothy A. BOs
,hardt, Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Kraps, MI
oy Sarah NJ. Clark Miss Gladys Carso
% Miss M. Frances Brown, Miss Berni
ct Clark, Miss Chnstabel Jewett and JC
is, Hewett.
tn An interesting group OF young W
in men, ambitious to attend the Panar
hn exhibition next year, have selected
ny plan whereby they may secure
ell amount sufficient to cover expenses
IN their contemplated trip. Forming
club, the " Arto-Frisco, they will gi
series of dances this winter in
RS, Moose hall, for which tne dates of 81
RS. tember %, October 2S, November
a and December % have been select
ay The following are the members of
club, also composing The young '
men S drill team of the United Artisa
in from which part of their compound
ed name is derived:
nds Mingnon Oliver, Audrey Hicks, Su
Mr. Englebart, Leah Watson, Rosalia ia
- Anna GuefrOy, Anna Quinn, Ruby
ker, Florence Smith, Rose Breitenstt
Fannie Penn, Tina Bewley, Grace !
man, AIDA Zosel, Dora Andersen, OF
= Casio.
Miss Hazel Kennedy, an interest
society girl of Astoria was expected
arrive in Salem today to be the q
of Mrs. Ada Strong Monday morn
Miss Kennedy will start her kim
garten classes in the guild room of
=. Episcopal church on Chemeketa str
'iS' She has especial ability for child-tr
ing work, and already has the supp
Kid of many prominent Salem women.
ere Celebrating his seventy-third hi
day Wednesday, the day was made
yer occasion for gathering of intin
. friends and relatives of Il. G. Churc
one of Salem 8 best-known pioneer
dents Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill op'
ne their home on North High street in
evening, planning an informal di
tue and entertainment for their guests.
ripe house was festooned with bright-l
pill blossoms, vari-cOlored dahlias formi
table centerpiece. The huge birtl
for cake was artistically perfected in
,vas and green and embellished with
~, numerals "T3."
Those who enjoyed this pleasant
fair were Mrs Louisa Mckinney,
tleu was the oldest guest present, being
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Smith, Mr.. and
ylng J. L. Mckinney, Mr.. and Mrs. A
hat Veatch, Harold Mckinney, w.
see Churchill, Eldon Churchill, Miss Nj
Churchill.
ono Mr.. Churchill mas resided in Sale