Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-17
BY MoLL1E RUNcoRN.


Graduation exercises for Willamette
University held this morning culmin-
ated the formal commencement, the
attendant social affairs of that institu
tion being concluded with the alumni
banquet at the Marion Hotel tonight.
Tomorrow will witness general ex-
odus of students who leave for their
homes in this and other states, the
campus of old Willamette presenting a
peculiarly quiet appearance until the
reopening of this historical school again
next Fall at the beginning of its seven
ty-first year.
Among former students who have
been in attendance at the various. ex-
ercises are: Burgiss Ford, Estacada;
Frank Grannis, Marshfield; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Eckersly; Ellen Anderson
Fisher, Ada Mary, Hood River; Lulu
Heist, Seappoose; Sadie Boughey, Sill
verton; Roy Smith, Ontario; Grace
Egington, Hood River; Pearl Brady,
Hood River; Marie Schmitt, Weiser,
Idaho, and Nellie Casbere, Washington,
d. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther j. Chaplin mo-
tored to Dallas Friday night to attend
the commencement of the high school,
The T. A. Livesleys will spend part
of the summer at Agate Beate, where
they have a cottage.
Winfield Scott Williams left last
night for Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where he
will remain during the summer months
returning over the southern route by
way of Fort Worth, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon Stolz are en-.
joying an outing at Tillamook.
Mrs. L. A. westacott is in Astoria
expecting to remain for ten days out
ing
At an attractive ceremony, Mis-
Lulu Belle Polka became the brid
of Lester E. Mosher, of Albany, at tn,
bride IS parents home on Myrtle avenue
yesterday.
At half past two O'Clock Rev. J, II
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church, read the service, only relative
being in attendance.
The bride wore a becoming cream
toned costume, adorned with lace. Le
boquet formed of sweet peas and fer
in shower effect, was presented to Mrs
Florence Buster Of Portland, following
the ceremony. The brides maid, Mis-
Minion Cotterman, also wore "A cream
white gown, and carried white rose
with fern. Leon w. Polka, brother o
the bride, attended as best man.
Ferns, wild orange blossoms, an
small white roses, formed bower
the alcove window for the bridal party
and suspended from above was larg
bell displaying the same colors Grin
son Rambler roses ferns and ocea
spray, decked the living rooms, wit
vari colored roses, smilax and fern
festooned in the dining room.
A buffet luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mosher left last nigl
for their home in Albany.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. an
Mrs. w. c. Polka, and Mr.. Mosher is
former Salem resident.
Guests at the wedding were: MI
z. A. Engle, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Co
terman, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tow
send and Mrs. Florence Buster of Por
land.
A charming, simple home weddir
took place Monday evening at the hon
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Steiwer
Portland, when their son, Leland
Steiwer, and Miss Mable La Veri
Armpriest, were married, Rev. Hem
Narcotic officiating There were l
attendants, and only relatives we
present. 1t was a simple affair, al
Mr.. and Mrs. Steiwer left immediate
for their new home in Fossil, Orego
The bride was attired in charmil
white frock trimmed with dainty lac