Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-19

and fern used in every available place.
trip was taken, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith to
locate permanently on their country
place near Staytcn. Later in tne sum.
mer they contemplate trip to Cali
fornia. Those present at the wedding
were; Rev. and Mrs. Victor E. HOven,
Mrs, Catarena Hovcn, mother of the
bride; Mrs. Eunicc A. Smith, the
bridegroom mother; Mr. and Mrs. OF.
to Hoven, Mr. aud Mrs Adolph Hoven,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Ireland, Myrtle
Ireland Oscar Hoven, Mrs, Mary A.
Brink, Mrs. Lionel Brink, Mrs. Herbert
Brink, II. w. Brink, l.. +. Brink, Miss
Pearl Blivcn, Mrs. Charles X. Spauld.
ing, Mrs. Walter Spaulding, Mrs, Roy
H. Mills, Miss Edna Garfield, Miss
Helen Bibby, A, A, Brown, Fred $. Me
Call, Miss Cccille Kmths, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. II. Knuths, Mrs Kate Bartuff, Miss
Maggie Bartuff, Miss Lena Bartruft,
d. h. Bartruff, Mrs. A. j. Hemdon,
MIR. and Mrs. LiGl Randall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred w. Fox.
The alumni luncheon of Kimball col
lege of theology was the concluding
event in connection with commence
ment at this nstituton and took place
at the MOTEL Marion Wednesday. The
college colors, royal purple and white,
were beautifully carried out in the dee
oratiOns. Canterbury bells and ocean
spray were combined and Mt each place
were purple and white pansies. The
place cards were cmbellished with the
initial OK. =" Rev. f. NJ. Jasper pre-.
sided as toastmaster The incoming
alumni of the class Of 1915 were appro
priatcly welcomed by Rev. G, o. OhyeI
and response was given by Rev, j. NJ
lliXsOn wO represented the new class
The toasts rcAted to the proposed cam.
, paign for the endowment fund, DR., H.
j. Talbot spoke on Why Should We
! Have Such a Decoration!" Mr. A
Marcy on "Tne Chief Asset Of the Col
lege y; DR.. W. W. iongson on "lIow
Much Should 1t BE Y. D. Yames on
What is the Prospect ~; and DR.. J.
Fields on "What is My Stunt'' DIR
A. W. Leonard, of Seattle, also spoke
: briefly. Those present were: Alumni'
Rev. D. l.. Fields, Rev. g. o. Oliver
, Rev, H. D. Yames, Rev, +, N. Jasper
Rev. j. NJ. llixson, Rev. VI. A. Marcy
former student, Rev. G. o. Heath; Fac
,ulty and tcir wives Dr. and Mrs, II, j
Talbot, DR.. and Mrs. +. Sherwood, DR.
and Mrs. r.. S. Hammond; Trustees
: Mr. y. 5. Mcdaniel, DR.. w. w. Young
son. Dr. a. W. Leonard. Other guest'
were; DR.. G. 7, Hopkins, Rev. JOSEPH
> johnson. DR.. r. W. Lane, Mrs. }. NJ
. Hixson, Mrs. +. NJ. Jasper, Mrs. T. u
T. Yarncs, and Miss Cone.
A group Of young fox who form o
most congcmal contingent lost one OF
their most popular members Wednes
y dav. when Miss Marion Gould left foi
''' her new home in Eugene. She had been
y school companion e most Of them am,
, prominently identified with all Of Their
lctyities. A number of affairs were
given complimentary to her previous
70 her departure Monday of this Week
o ,lose friends formed @ party attending
4 the picture thcatcs later beng INC
a. yupgts of Miss Florence Hoier az .
n lguciug uafty at tIc Colonel J.. liolel
+ residence. Those present this evening
4 wore beside Miss Gould aud Miss Hotter
~ Miss Nancllc Bloom Miss Mary
Sbultz. Miss Helen Dekobuch. Mis.
Mary Fischer Don Byrd k~nell
- Nooras. William Higgins Harry 'f'
n Mise. and Harold Troglio and Bcaar.
4 Breeding. r.. of o. students who were
a rapoeirg home 20 Portland and wep
II ,rc.ts 5f Allen Bynon. Tuesday even
i In, Alv Mary schultz entertained
d 9Th Inn informal dancing party, hen
4 gno,. l.,r being about the same as those
+. entertained Monday. wednesday even
h ,rr Miss G0nld's friends again gather
s. ad accompanying her 90 the depot a'
f.. Gaal farewell attention
e A motoring party occupied poI''o" ',
2, ,f ,bc time of o group OF younger so'
q .i.,v folk this week. an attractive
]. ,is., renr the Kaiser school north OF
e tai.m furnishing an objective POM
G s'ra picnir supper Wednesday evening.
@ ,r, Ig' ,D,a'1,ieipe,inp were; Miss Rita
a steiner Miss Ellen TheIsen' NE @ ,ia
e ;oeo Marvin, Miss Althea AooIgs'
c w. t,'s F.tbsr Carson. Charles Reynolds
+. p.ta.o Hi, Rvrd carl GabrieIson' kalph
e ,I,n,es [in,e Dan Fry Jrs Lawrence hoie''
q and james Young.
g,osp Of close fdend' Of the John