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

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Hines, who are
known throughout tne state. The Ore
gonain has the following interesting
item regarding Mr.. Hines and his
work:
Mr.. Hines, the brides father, is one
of the best known men in Oregon. He
is a pioneer of Portland, having come
here in October, 1858, across the plains
from Illinois. In 1864 he was employed
as composito' by The Oregonian and
continued in the printing business un-
till January 8, 1899, when he was made
assistant secretary of the Oregon His
torical society, which position ne still
holds. He is member of the Ameri-
can Historical association and has
been secretary of the Oregon Pioneer
association for the past 2S years. Mrs.
Hines is also a pioneer of Oregon,
coming with her parents from New
Haven, Conn, via the Isthmus, in 1858.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hines were married on
Christmas eve, 1866, in Salem, on the
30th anniversary of Mrs. Hines par
ents wedding
! Miss Hines is the ninth in direct
descent of Sergeant Edward Riggs,
who was soldier in the Pequod war,
1887, in Connecticut. Her ancestors
took part in the war of tae revolution.
Mrs. Carey +. Martin ard little
daughter, Frances Matte, returned
home Sunday night from Idaho. where
Mrs. Martin was the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. Frances j. Smith.
Miss Gladys Cartwright was a week.
end guest of her sister, Constance, at
the Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
house in Eugene, returning home Sun
day evening
Among the out-of town guests pres.
ent at the May day exercises at Will
lamette university, some staying over
the weekend, were the following form
er students: Mrs. Edgar Martin (Alta
Altman), Portland, who is the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Altman; Miss
Maurine Sampson, of Portland, the
guest of her sister, Miss Halle Samp.
son, a student at U. W.; Miss Mabel
Magness, of McMipnville; Mr.. and
Mrs wilfred Booth miss Jean samp
sony, Of Portland.
Invitations are out for a "wild
goose party" to be given Saturday
evening by Miss Gertrude Eakin, Miss
Eva Hogue and Miss Ruth Hodge.
The Sewing society of the Woman 1
Relief Corps gave silver tea at the
residence of Mrs. Katie Schott, OF
, Thursday afternoon. There was large
attendance and the money realized
, will be used for the relief work of Thu
society.
Scotch broom and the national color
were used as decorations and lent ;
most pleasing effect.
, Guests of the afternoon we're: Mes
danes Palmer, Jones, Kaup, Millard
} Cummings and Ralston; Misses Cum
/ mings, Fairchild and Clark.
The following program was given
Piano duet, Miss Rena Schott and Mis-
4. Ola Clark; tenor solo, Mr.. Jacol
, Schott; mixed quartet, Messrs. Henr.
! and Jacob schott, Mrs. Clark, Mis-
8 Schott.
Superintendent and Mrs. j. A
e Churchill, with Superintendent an
7 Mrs E. F. Carlton, were guests Of tn
: Principals club of Polk county at tn
Gail hotel, during their stay in Dallas
: the latter part of tae week, Will
= attending the club 8 last meetin
and banquet.
f Mrs. Halle Parrish Hinges has bee
1 asked TO be the leading soloist at tn
: Caledonian society's annual gatherin
!, at Athena, May % and 23. This wi
be Mrs. Hinges second appearance a
I these well known entertainments. The
are always largely attended by peopl
from all over the state, and the prC
f gram will be presented by people we