Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-29
BY MoLLIE EUNcoRN.

was kept secret until after the eere-
mony was performed by Circuit Judge
Galloway on July 2. Unable to keep
the secret successfully it was soon
known to intimate friends of the bride
and groom. During the past few
weeks many showers have been given
in honor Of the brides supposedly
forth coming marriage.
Mr.. McInturff, who was fomerly
circulation manager for the Capital
Journal, graduated from the William
ette University College of Law with
the. class of 1913 and has taken up
the practice of the profession. Mrs.
McInturff who also graduated from the
law school at the same time will go
into law office with her husband at
Marshfield.
Mrs. McInturff was formerly deputy
county clerk under -. N. Allen and
later, when change in the administra-
tiOn came, transferred to the secretary
of state s office. Mr.. McInturff is
son of Rev. ID. N. McInturff, preach
er, missionary to Japan, and also a
graduate of the Willamette University
College of Law Both young people
have hosts of friends in Salem who
wish them well.
A second marriage announcement oc-
casioning much surprise, was that
made known yesterday, when Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Cosper miss Anna
Stenstrom) left on the Oregon Electric
for Portland, where they will make
their home. Mr.. and Mrs. Cosper were
married January /, 1914, in Vancouver,
Washington, but owing to the death of
Mrs. Cosper's father which occurred a
few months before, the event was kept
a secret.
Mrs. Cosper has been with he
Meyers Department Store for several
years, and has many friends in Salem
She is the daughter of Mrs. Anna E.
Stenstrom. Mr. Cosper is former
Seattle man, now resident Of Port
land.
Mrs. Alice S. King who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Grove al
"Crow's Nest", their ranch home
east of Salem, the past month, left last
night for her home in Sacramento
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. McElroy and sol
Burton, Mrs. Stacy Reeves, and mother
Mrs. Whitney, went to newport tOda!
for a month g sojourn. Mr.. McElro,
has a beautiful bungalow at thi
popular coast resort
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Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson of Castl
Rock, Washington, who have been stop
ping with relatives near Salem, wer
the guests of Mrs. G.. NJ. Peterson las
night, coming in especially to Sc
Salem's beautiful Waite fountain
Iney left today for Portland.
Miss Vera Scott, daughter of Nj
and Mrs Charles f. Scott, is the CUES
of her sister Mrs. ]. B. Weaver tNelli
: Scott), at Marshland, Oregon. Mis-
Scott has been visiting friends an
relatives in Eugene and Underwood
Washington, during her vacation. Sh
is expected home next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Rutherford wei
weekend visitors at Newport, stoppin
at the New Cliff House. Their tri
was made by motor.
Mrs. A. Lewis and Mrs. ].
r How'd, of Salem, were over-Sunda
: guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
t A. Lewis in Corvallis.
r
n Rev. and Mrs. Henry T. Babcocl
= and daughters Mary and Beatrice, wi
e arrive tonight from Mereed, Californi
!. to be the guests of Mrs. Babcoek
e mother, Mrs. H. A. Ketchum.
|. For several years Mr.. Babcock o.
$ cupied the pulpit of the first Presb,
t terian church, residing on Oak stree
! Both Mr.. and Mrs. Babeock hay