Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-16

! a quiet but pretty Weddlng was tnat
Of Miss Cora Ricck, Of Macleay, to
Alexander c. Steinka, Of Salem, which
took place Thursday at the parsonage
Of toe Lutheran church. The ceremony
was performed at 1880 by Rev. George
Koeher Mr. and Mrs. y. Stroebel
were the only attendants. Immediately
after the ceremony the wedding party
! ad jOurned TO the home Of the bride.
groom Is sister, Mrs Stroebel, on Water
street, where wedding luncheon vas
served, the relatives aud a few close
friends being present. A profus0n Of
flowers transformed the house into a
bower G floral beauty After short
trip TO Seaside and Portland, Mr.. and
Mrs Steinka will make their home in
Salem.
Miss Chloe Waggoner, Miss Charlotte
Hanna and Miss Florence Hanna, the
house guests Of Mrs. W. V. johnson,
left Thursday for their home in Wood
lake, Nebraska. Numerous social af
fairs were given in their honor during
their stay in the city. Among the az
fairs at the close of their visit was a
slumber party given Monday night by
tho Misses Vida and Vivian Young at
their home on the Garden road The
additional guests were Miss Leila John.
son and the Misses Mabel and Vernctta
Ricket The Nebraskan vitors were
much charmed with Salem and vicinity,
aud left, accompanied by best wishes
I of the many friends they made while
in Salem.
Mrs Henry Marty entertained the
Ladies' Aid society Of the Friends
church and number Of her friends and
nelgnboW at her homo ucnr the Fair.
grounds on Wednesday afternoon The
afternoon Was a most enjoyable one.
being spent outdoors under the pleas.
and shade trees on Mrs. Marty's place.
many Of the ladies bringing their
iancywork. Lator Refreshments wcr
served to the guests present, who were.
Mrs, Clifton Ross, Mrs W. $. McLood
Mrs. i, NJ Beyeridcc, Mrs E. f. Rop
ers, Mrs, Ella Hardy, Mrs. Josephine
lockett, Mrs. A. g. Graham, Norrnn
Ruth Graham, Mrs. Anna Shun. Mrs
- NJ Lamb, Mira. /, w. McAdams, Mrs
b q, Frazier, Bessie z. Shinn, Mrs. S.
v smith Mrs j. Virgil Kcnworay.
Mrs, w. =. Rngle, Mrs. G. NJ. Harvey.
MRS Emma Mason, Ivy Mason Vera
nenmm, Jennie Iinvcrsn, Beatrice
haTrson, Mrs Sylvia G, Smith.
Tue w. G., r. a. win meet tomorrow
afternoon In their hall at the corner
G.. Ferry nnd Commercial streets. Mrs.
higgins viii lead thc meeting and Rev
u y Marshall will give nm address ON
the " Evolution Of Temperance "
The hcthcl sunday school cnioyed A
unique picnic q week ago Sunday In
george Eoff y canyon the picnic bcipp
The outcome Of u contest held for In.
crenHug the membership Of the supdny
school The two ailcs engaged I'm fhc
gonieal were headed, respectively. hy
"ny Y johnson aud Harlan r. Hoff
man, The former side won and truc to
ihr rules Of the contest, the losing side
rose pmciously 10 the occasio1. acting
rs hosts tor sumptuuus hnuuurt me
committee In charge Of which were Miss
h'moh Evans, chairman; Miss Hazel
tncstman, Miss Lucy Nichols and Miss
Alice Sohrunk, assisted hy guy Iohn.
ston aud Harlan R. Hoffman. The I'm
d'aNor society who lent their assist
anco TO the affair, were invited. and
10 Young people Of thr prrshytcrinn
chuten, with Miss Laura Ross. the Nm
d'n'or president 0s the head. rnmc ami
from town. About t5 were present In
an To ENJOY the outing and the informal
program, consisting of musttaI ,clr,
uons aud % solo hy Mr. Ovtmudcr Thr
membership of the sunday school was
Increased ahmt 800 per cent m hc
contest, and plans are ou foot for Other
lollN times such as this m the urar N,
lutr' The SUNDAY sruuol meets nt lo
aud the local Eudcayor SUNDAY evening
at =, at the Bethel school house An