Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14

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Tr ODAY is registration day at sold
4 Willamette and scores of ont.
of-town and resident students are
vending their way to the university TO
make initial preparations for the win
ter S work. Committees from the Y. w.
Z. A. and Y. Nj. G. A. are meeting Ore.
gon Electric and Southern Pacific trains
to welcome incoming students and pilot
them to the registration office aud
boarding places. Accommodation at
Waller and Lausanne nails have been
reserved for large number previously,
and these buildings are rapidly taking
on tenented atmosphere.
The inevitable fraternal spirit is nj.
ready asserting itself, and within
few days will find general expression in
the annual "rush, in which new SIN.
dents find themselves the objects of at.
tention of designing "sOeiety" mem
bers.
Mrs. Carl Scott elsie SMITH. ac.
companied by her sister, Miss Isola
Smith, who has been spending the sum-
mer with her, has returned from East.
ern Oregon, and is with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph N. smith, Of High.
land. They had planned to remain in
PendletOn until after the Round. Up.
their earlier return being necessitated
by tne opening of the high school wear,
where Miss Smith is popular student
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott s summers are oc.
eupied in touring through the eastern
part of the state, where Mr. Scott has
his assignment as supervisor in the for.
estry service. He will arrive later and
with Mrs. Scott will take up their resi-
dence in Salem for the winter.
The sewing society of the Women s
Relief Corps was entertained last Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. w. o. Asselin,
ON South Fourteenth street. This was
the first meeting of the society since
last May, and was well attended. A
delightful time was had by all. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs Myra Dot.
son and Mrs. Marion Shower.
Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Elliott entertained
as weekend guests Mr.. and Mrs. o. l..
Price and small daughter, of Portland
and Mr.. and Mrs, j. c. Price, of New
berg.
Announcements have been received in
Salem Of the marriage of Virgil Cooper
to Miss Susan Elizabeth Hayes, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Anna d. Hayes, of Baker
Ore. The wedding was solemnized Wed
nesday, September 9, in Baker. Mr.
and Mrs. cooper win be at home to
their friends after October | at 500
East Forty.second street North, Port
land.
Mr. Cooper is well known in Salem,
where ne resided at one time. He is a
, former manager of the Salem street
railway system and was actively en-
gagged in business in the city at thai
time. He is a University of Oregon
/ man, and was popular in business and
social circles during his residence here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Scott, of North
Salem, are entertaining their daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Stout, of Vending, who is
making fortnight s visit in Salem.
Mrs. Stout will be remembered as Miss
Katy Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Smyth, of Burns,
, Eastern Oregon, are being entertained
, as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Eley.
, Mrs. Smythe is sister of Mrs. Eley
r and also Of Miss Violet Mynatt, of Sa.
; lem, being Miss Nellie Mynatt before
t her marriage. They will remain until
after the state fair, leaving tnen foI
: Riddle, Southern Oregon, where they
/ will make an extended stay with Mrs
: Smyth S parents
For the pleasure of Chalmer George
and Meuric Roberts, who will attend
colleges in distant cities the coming
year, Misses Pearl and Opal George en-.
. tertained with an informal farewell af.
fair Friday evening at the home OF
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
George, on Union street.
Those who were asked to be present
were: Miss Grace Howell, Miss Dora
Gray, Miss Leona Gray, Miss Buelah
and Nellie Roberts, Miss Elizabefi, Gill
Miss Blanche Moffett, Miss Lon Schaf
, err Miss Isabelle George and Messrs
Chalmer George, Meuric Roberts, Earl
/, sumner, Chester Moifs.t, Jessie George
! Ir.; Will George, Neal Summerville
John Mcdonald, David Talmadge and
: Chester Higgins.
Mr.. George is the son Of Mr.. and
I Mrs. viii George, and goes to Philadel
, phia to enter the dental department OF
the University Of Pennsylvania. .r
I Roberts will re-enter the college Of os
/ teopathy in Los Angeles, beginning bis
E third year at that place Both are
e graduates Of the Salem high school, a
large number Of friends from here with
relatives accompanying them to the
Southern Pacific depot last night ia
witness their leave taking, both going
over the southern route.
Miss Edith Reynolds left at the
same time for Los Angeles, where She
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