Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-14

terest here, was that of Miss Harriet
Chadwick, daughter Of Judge and Mrs.
S. j. Chadwick, of that city, AMI
Arthur T. Karr, of North Yakima,
Right Rev. Frederick W. Keator, bishop
Olympia diocese Of the Episcopal church
officiated. The bride was given in
marriage by her father, and was at.
tended by her younger sister, Miss
Elizabeth Chadwick, as maid of honor.
BrOus Beck of Seattle, was best mar.
The grandfather of the bride, s. F.
Chadwick, was formerly governor Of
Oregon, and on her mothers side, her
grandmother was the late DR.. 0. P. ).
Plummer Mr.. Karr is fruitgrower
of North Yakima. His mother, Mrs
James A. Karr, is the Oldest living
white woman born in what is now the
state of Washington. Rev. Elkanan
Walker was her father, and he, with
Rev. Cushing Eels, 1887, settled at
Tchimokain Prairie, near Spokane,
The bridegroom graduated from tho
University of Washington in 1908, and
was prominent in athletic circles pulling
an oar with the crew that captured the
Pacific coast championship.
The marriage Of Miss Bertha Nav
Powell to Oscar Bair was solemnized
Saturday, March 7, at high noon at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Powell near Pratum, Rev.
P. S. Knight reading the service A
wedding breakfast was served and the
young couple left Immediately for Port
land, where they will reside. The bride
is popular young woman of Pratum,
while the groom is an employe of the
Southern Pacific. Both were former
residents of Clear Lake.
The Junior Loyal Sons, Bible class
Of the Christian church, surprised theiT
teacher, Edward Townsend last Wei.
nesday evening, by preparing a birth
day surprise for him at his home. The
evening was spent pleasantly at games
Refreshments were served.
"
Complimenting Mrs. George Pendle-
ton, who is to spend the summer in Cal.
gary, Alberta, Mrs. Smith entertained
for her last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Josephine Hockett entertained
the new members of the Highland W.
G. T. U. Friday afternoon, Mrs Ringle,
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Frazier assisting
in serving refreshments. Others con-
tributing to the pleasure of the after
noon were, Mrs. Wooten, Mrs. Hoxie,
and Mrs. and Miss Jasper, the latter
giving some pleasing vocal selections.
"a
Mrs, R. B. Fleming entertained tho
Woman's Missionary society of the
First Congregational church last Friday
Afternoon. She was assisted by Mrs
John Farrar and Mrs. Z. e. Botsford
Dainty refreshments were served, and y
social hour followed the following pro
gram: "The Hindu Of Today" Mrs
Beulah Radcliffe, and piona numbers by
Miss Leila Slater.
Woodmen of the World and Their
auxiliary, the Women of Woodcraft
gave an enjoyable banquet Friday even
ing, l5O members of the two order
being present. Games and cards were
enjoyed until late hour. shamroel
! place cards did honor to the approach
ing birthday of st. Patrick.
Naomi Circle of the First Methods
church, gave an enjoyable reception tt
the members of the Ladies Aid society
and other organizations within tn,
church, Friday afternoon from o oclocl
until 5. About 100 guests were enter
tained, the church parlors being use,
Las Friday evening the Misses Av'
Mcmahon and Helen Wastell enter
tanned at "Slumber party" at Lous
anne hall, Willamette University, sew
eral girls being asked for a theatr
party, followed by refreshments.
for the occasion. Refreshments wor