Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28

AFTERNOON, plans were discussed for
serving their annual chicken pie sup
per, for which quite wide renOwn has
been won in past years. The affair will
take place in the church parlors, We'd
nesday evening, November IS,
Of interest to former lowans, espe-
cially those who came from Union cOun-
ty, IS the announcement of double
wedding, which occurred in Portland on
October %, the contracting parties be-
ing W. r. Delay and Miss Nina Porter,
and Russell Huff and Miss Myrtle
Clute. The Misses Porter and Clute
came directly from their homes in Aft
on, Iowa, arriving in Portland on the
2lst, where they were met by the bride.
grooms-elect, who had made all ar
rangements for the wedding Both
young women are from leading families
in their home city and community, are
leaders in society, both possessing var
led accomplishments. Mr.. Huff is a
nephew of II. E. Bolinger, of this city,
and came to Oregon in June, a year
ago. He was an instant admrer of
Oregon, and he decided to locate here
permanently. He has a lucrative posi-
ton with a wel-known business firm.
Mr. Delay came to Oregon in June,
1911, in search of location and a more
agreeable climate than that of the mid.
die west. He located at Glendale, Ore,
where he established the Glendale
State bank, of which he is cashier, and
their rapidly increasing business is very
gratifying. Very popular at home, he is
sustaining his reputation in Oregon.
These newly.weds will be at home to
their friends after December !. The
Huffs at Portland and the Delays at
Glendale, The Alton colony in Salem
join the many friends in congratulla.
tiOns and best wishes.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Les.
lie NJ. h. church gave most success.
full supper at their church parlors last
night A Men S Brotherhood meeting
followed.
Before reaching their final destina.
tion in Madison, Wisconsin, the Gay.
lord Pattersons spent six most interest.
ing weeks in Canada, writes Mrs. Pat.
terson to Salem friends. "We visited
relatives and friends in cities and
towns in eastern Ontario and Quebec,
she states, "including Toronto, the
capital Of Ontario, and Ottawa, the cap
ital Of the Dominion. Everywhere We
found the chief topic of interest to bC
the present war. In fact, much of the
interest was akin to excitement. Whel
in Ottawa we met dominant figur,
Of the Canada of today, Colone
Hughes, head Of the Canadian militia
a very democratic and interesting gen
tleman, not in the least excited appar
emily by the grave responsibility rest
ing upon him. ...a.
Zone Canadian Contingent, ~ yo,
know, has gone to the scene of tn,
war; and another is rapidly being pre-
pared to go,
4" Not by any means the least inter
esting is the life Of the Canadian wo
men during this time Of trouble. Man,
Of them have already given their sons
and all are devoting their time, none,
and strength to the cause The knittinj
of hose, wristlets, belts and Balaclavi
caps for the soldiers is taking the plac
Of bridge tens, Looking after tn
wants Of the soldiers families is an
other Of their busy occupations, an,
they are already planning busy win
ter with these objects in view.
"AIOdison 10 Il very pretty city an,
we expect 70 enjoy our winter both i
the university and the city"
Their address is on University ave
nue..