Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-06

tations will be issued to all parents
whose children attend this school, and
also to the directors and their wives.
An interesting program is being pre-
pared. Superintendent Elliott win be
asked to deliver an address, and others
will be solicited TO assist with brief
talks and with musical and elocutionary
numbers. A refrCshment committee has
been appointed, who will serve buffet
luncheon.
Aside from its entertainment and So.
cial attraction it is Of particular i'm
portance that the attendance be large.
and that all who can, sign membership
cards, as the association is entitled to
one delegate for every ten members to
the state convention Of Parent Teach
ers association which convenes in Port
land during the Land Products Show,
October o. 2S, % and 30. At that
time delegates will be elected to be
present at the national convention to
be held in Portland next May. Child
welfare and general educational sub.
iects will be discussed at these meet
ings Measures pertaining to same for
presentation at the coming legislature
will be considered, and il is desired
that Salem be represented at both CON
vcrtions.
A complete program for Monday
might will appear later.
James Mott, son Of DR.. and Mrs. W.
S. Mott, who recently returned from
several years theatrical work in the
East, is in Marshfield, where, under
his direction, "Arizona is being pro.
duced by local talent. Mr.. Mott will
return in about fortnight mi it is
probable that the play viii he present.
ed here shortly under the auspices of
one of the local clubs
Walker w. Kamm and Miss Louise
+. Roberts and Philip s. Kamm and
Miss Marie NJ. Roberts will be married
at the Glcnwood Mission Inn, at Ri.
versidc, California, Saturday evening,
November II. Messrs. Kamm are the
twin sons Of Mrs. Charles Tilton Kan,m,
n prominent Portland family, and the
Misses Roberts are the daughters Of
Mr. aud Mrs, Edward d. Roberts, Cf
sun Bernurdino, California. The en-.
gagcmcnt was announced early last
spring and the Misses Roberts visited
irs. Kamm last summer, making many
friends in Portland. They are beautiful
and interesting girls and while in Ore.
gon were entertained by Mrs William
G. Knighton in Salem November II
was also the date Of Mr. and Mrs. Rob.
crts marriage, Glenwood Mission Inn
cbUpel is famous throughout California
and the couples come from far and
wide to be married there,
\ pretty wedding was solcmmz Il at
the residence Of Mr. and Mrs JOSEF h
Craven, in Monmouth, at nigh noon
Thursday, October !, when Miss l.oru
Aecn Craven became the bride Of Mnu.
Iicc jay Butler Of Independence, Gre.
The bridal party proceeded TO m arch
Of wild clcmntis with tullc bows, where
DR.. j, h, n. Bell, Of Corvallis, off
ciatcd.
An elaborate breakfast was served
with Mrs, Riley Craven, Of Dallas; Mrs.
Willard Craven, Of Independence, and
Mrs Alva Craven, Of Monmouth, pre-.
siding There were 25 Immediate relG.
tivcs and friends present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler lett for Portland,
whore they will reside,
Mr. and Mrs. William Cramcr Of
Valdez, Alaska, left for their home
this morning after n brief visit at the
G. =, Bishop home. Mr. and Mrs, era.
mer stopped In Salem on their way
from an extended eastern visit. They
have also heen guests Of friends and
relatives IN Mcdford, whore Mrs. era.
mcr formerly resided, She was Miss
Adele Pickle before ner marriage, aud
is u sister Of Dr. Pickle, who is well
known through the state,
Mr. and Mrs, Charles r. Elpn have
been entertaining us their house guest
during the pnst week Mrs Elgin = par.
cnts, Mr. aud Mrs, +, Freerkfcn, Of