Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-13

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Mrs. Josse is member of one of
southern Oregon S most prominent fam.
lies, and is a social favorite in her
home city. She is a beautiful girl, and
possesses winsome personality, and
will be an attractive addition TO Sa.
lens younger social set.
Among Salem people noted at the
wedding were Mrs. r. b. Houston, Miss
Florence Houston, Miss Edna Josse and
William Prunk.
OF muca interest here was the mar
riage of Miss Myrtle Lantz, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. @. Lantz, formerly
of Salem, to Halbert +. Hoss, also a
former Salem resident, which occurred
in Bay City Saturday, June 6, at s
o clock.
Bishop II. l.. Barkley, of Portland,
performed the ceremony, to which only
relatives and intimate friends were in
vited. Miss Geraldine Sehofield ac-
eompanied Mrs Walter Petty's Mabel
Lsntz), who sang "I Love You Truly" F."
and also played Meditation" during
the ceremony.
Decorations were carried out with
vine maple and white roses.
The bridal gown was of silk crepe dc
chine, with overdress of shadow lace.
She wore the same veil that her sister
mad used ON her wedding day, secured
with the same coron9t of pearls. Miss
Bessie Lantz, younger sister, was
bridesmaid, wearing a costume of white
with pink girdle.
Immediately after the ceremony Mrs,
Mcclure and Mrs. Walter Petteys ten
dered q reception to about $50 guests,
in the spacious reception rooms of the
Bay City hospital, honoring Mr.. and
Mrs. HOss and cOmmemOrating the we'd
ding anniversaries of the bride S par
ents, which took place "a years ago
and also the 37th anniversary of DR.,
and Mrs. Hawk, who are in charge of
the hospital there.
Beautiful decorations lent their frag.
rance to the different rooms and halls
a profusion of wild orange blossoms
with daisies and ferns carrying out the
white and green color effect.
The Bay City band played appro
pirate selections, with the juvenile or
chestra also furnishing musical mum.
bers. Mrs. Mabel Lantz Pettey's sang
go So Pure" from Martha, and "a
Perfect Day." by Carrie Jacobs Bond
Miss Velma West was also heard in
vocal numbers. A zolophone solo by
Mr.. Bentne, with piano accompaniment
by Miss Bernice Jaekoby, was rendered
following which Bishop Barkley spoke
of the nuptuals of Mr. and Mrs. Lantz
at which he presided in Silverton.
Mr.. Hoss has been editing one of the
/ Bay City papers for several years. They
will go to Rockoway shortly, where il
is understood Mr.. IToss will further
pursue his journalistic work.
| Both are well known in Salem, Mrs
Hoss being a musician of much talent
appearing frequently in musical affair;
during her residence here. Mr.. Hos,
is the youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs
Hoss, who reside on Oak street.
An informal reception was give1
Dean and Mrs. H. D. Kimball of Kim
ball college, Thursday afternoon, il
the assembly hall of the college, by ti
students of the institution.
THE Kimballs are seyering their con
nections with the college, which the,
established eight years ago, DR.. Kim
ball serving as dean during that time
Both are people of great culture an,
learning and nave, during their resi-
dence here, greatly endeared them
selves to the people of Salem a
well as the students and mem
bers of the faculty of the various de
partments of the university, havini
been identified with and taken an ac
tive part in every undertaking tina
promised to prove beneficial to the bet
terment of both. 1t has not been def
nitely decided where their next loca
tion will be, but they will probabl
take up their residence in southern Cal
ifOrnia, DR.. Kimball contemplating re
firing from active educational work.
AT the reception Greetings from tn
Alumni were rendered by Rev. r. I
Yarnes, Of Brooks. Greetings by tn
Faculty" were expressed by DR.. I
Sherwood, Rev. R. H. Allen, of thi
years graduating class, extendin
greetings in behalf of the present stu
dent, also presenting DR.. Kimball
beautifully engraved silver loving Gu
in appreciation of mis- efforts an
service, by the alumni and stu
dents of the college. DR.. KimbaI
expressed his happiness in brief re
sponse, DR.. Avison following, repre-
senting the citizens of Salem in extend
ing their sentiments of esteem and ar
probation.
For that occasion the rooms Dor
beautiful decorations of roses, combine
with masses of wood fern.
The members of the Samedi club an
several guests were entertained by Mr.
b. l.. Sleeves Saturday afternoon. Que
tations were given in response to ro
call. A dainty luncheon was serve
by the hostess, assisted by her daugf
ter, Muriel, and Mrs. F. A. Legg.
Club members present were: Mr.
jesse, Mrs. Botsford, Mrs. Rutherfor,
Mrs. Hunt, Miss May Rutherford, Mis-
Mary Hunt, Mrs. Amos Vass and Mr.
Du Gholson. Guests present were: Mr.
E. B. Millard, Mrs. Max Buren, Mr.
Carey F. Martin, Mrs. F. A. Legg, Mr.
Spencer, Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. II.
Bean and Mrs. Carrier.
Thursday evening, twenty cover
were laid in the banquet room of tn
Hotel Marion, for the members of tn
Alumni of KimhaIl NofIauo MAN, ,