Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-27

len Thielsen, Miss LaRue East, Miss
Marguerite Looney, Miss Eunane Craig,
Miss Margaret Poisal, Miss Hazel BIZ
shop, Miss Florence Houston, Miss Jen.
ME Fry, Miss Grace Babeoek, Miss
Mayme Babcoek, Miss Matilda Ecker.
len, Miss Mary Eckerlen, Miss Gertrude
Erixon, Miss Zoa Stockton, Miss Cora
Talkington, Miss Margaret Cosper,
Miss Myrtle Duncan and Miss Marie
Hofer, Mrs. Walter Spaulding.
The same hostess will again enter
tain tomorrow afternoon with q Ken.
sington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Brown are en-.
tertaining with a dinner tonight
honoring several of Mr.. Browns Sig
ma M Fraternity brothers. Guests
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Benham,
Oliver Huston and Cal Sweek, the lat.
ter two graduates of Yale and the uni.
versity of Michigan, of Portland, who
are in the city taking the law ex.
aminations at the state house.
The weather permitting DR.. and Mrs.
H. E Clay will entertain the members
of their Bridge club tomorrow after.
noon and evening with launch trip
up the river eliminating with picnic
luncheon.
DR.. and Mrs. +, f. Smith who have
been sojourning in Europe are located
IN, ~ hr,nf ,g,A
j. N. Smiths and other intimate friends
in Salem.
Their trip occupied six months with
stops in Berlin, Fbris, London, Vienna
Munich, Freeburg and other of the
more interesting places. During their
tour they met many Oregon people,
frequently seeing Miss Gayne Baldwin
during their visit in Berlin.
About seventy-five girls, members of
the physical culture department of the
hign school will appear in their an.
nual public folk dance next Wednesday
evening, Miss Ethel Miriam directing
These are unusually interesting af.
fairs, the participants interpretating
the various national dances and cos
tuned appropriately for the occasion.
The announcement of the marriage of
Miss Dorothy Cooper of Independence
to Lieutenant George M. Parker is Of
much interest TO many Salem people
The wedding took place at high noos
Sunday in the home of brides father
j, S. Cooper. Rev, ]. R. N. Bell, OF
Corvallis, officiated. The bride wore
white crepe de chine with pearl trim
mings and carried, a. shower bouquet OF
bride rosebuds. Miss Frances Cooper
sister of tho bfide,eaeted as bridesmaid
and wore a dress of blue crepe dt
chine with a chiffon tunic. Lieuten
ant Gonser was best man.
A buffet breakfast was served after
the ceremony and Mr. and Mrs. Parke,
departed bv automobile for few days
at the beach. tt--1eetFTEz
Miss Cooper is a graduate of the
University of Oregon and has Travelled
extensively.
Lieutenant Parker is stationed al
Vancouver barracks, attached to tht
Twenty-first infantry.
Lieutenant Parker first met his brid,
last summer, when on mapping de
tail. The newly married couple viii
be at home to friends June /, at Quar-
ters 921. Lieutenant Parker, with tn,
machine gun platoon of the Twenty
first infantry, is native of Iowa.
Mrs. Parker is a cousin to f. r
Cooper and is widely known in Salem
having been a freouent visitor here.
An interesting event scheduled fo
next week is the auction briJ/e to b,
given by SSrs. c. D. Gabrelson OF
Tuesday afternoon.
The membership committee of tn,
Y. w. C A.. of which Mrs. Channcay