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

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Mr.. Campbell, representing the visitors,
congratulated their hosts upon the an
niversary and presented them with a
beautiful silk American flag, it being
Flay day. Mrs Geer responded by ex-
hibiting flag with which sne sauted
President Mckinley in San Francisco in
1901, President Roosevelt in Salem in
1903 and President Taft in Portland in
1909 receiving personal acknowledge.
ment from each of them, Governor
Geer was married to Miss Isabelle
Trulinger at the home of her parents
in Astoria on June Ia, 1900, and for the
last six years they have occupied a
beautiful home in the Elmhurst district
Of Rose City Park. y
Mrs. Solen Shedd, prominently men.
toned for president Of the Federation
of Women 3 clubs of Washington, is
the wife Of DR.. Solen Shedd, formerly
of Shcdd, but now head Of the Depart.
ment Of Geology at the University Of
Washington DR.. and Mrs. Shedd are
well known in Salem,
Miss lone Fisher, youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher whose
marriage to Harold Hickerson, Of Sa'
lem, is to be an event of late June, was
the inspiration for the charming pre-
nuptal party Monday evening given
at the home of Miss Bertha Houmard
Of North Winter street, Carolyn Tes
tout roses, Ocean Spray Syringa anC
Woodland fern, combined in making
a most attractive background for tn,
guests. Large baskets, maline deckeC
were filled with these. Broad saith
ribbons in pink ornamented the electro
liers and table corners. Tiny heart
shaped cards designated the places ol
the guests, and the centerpieee was
basket Of softly colored sweet peas
Appropriate diversions were part Of
the program, a shower Of gifts alst
featuring the affair. The list Of guest
asked was as follows:
Mrs. Guy Woods, Mrs, J. Fred Id
dings, Mrs. Mary Scholl, Mrs, William
Fisher, Misses Mary Pigler, Geneyi
Enos Mable Gardner Edna Smith
Harriet Swienink, Alyce Hollister Eth
Mulvey Emma Muths, Ethel Melon
aid, Viola Fisher, Elizabeth Bayley
Marie Hovdebo, Mildred Hawthorne
Merta Siegmund, Ruth Perlich, Minnie
Cornelius and Florence Cunningham
Mr.. and Mrs, r. NJ, Hofer and thei
small son, Robert, have been passini
the week in Portland with the Vyyyai
Dents Mrs. IIofer's mother, Mr.,
Ernest w. Dent, and her sister, Mr..
Shaw, Of Tacoma, Washington, hay
been occupying their home during thel
absence and will remain for some litil
time.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Steuslof
and their children, Miss Dorothy an
Miss May and Claude, are lcavin
Monday for six weeks motor tr
through California. They WILL o
course visit the two expositims an
Will also see practically all the othe
places Of interest,
Another attractive wedding Of earl
June took pace Wednesday atternoo
90 two o clock Gt the country home o
the brides mother, when Miss Huld
Charlotte iIoven became the bride o
Frank Alvin Smita, Of Stayton. Mis-
Hoven is well known in Salem wher
She has been prominently connect2
with the Young Women g Christian a,
sociation since its formation, Mr. smit
Is formerly Of Now York City, and ha
been in Oregon about two years. kg'
Niytor +. Hoven, q brother Of Miss lC
ven. and president Of Christian colleg
OF Eugene, offieioted at the ceremony
and Miss Ethel Smith, n sister OF IN
bridegroom, attended as bridesmtl'
Howard Bliven was the best man. IN
bridal gown was Of white crepe d
cline, elaborated with attractive lac
and hand embroidery. She carried
bouquet Of brides roses, with ID
buds folling in shower. The sam
Hover also held in place her veil q
ranged on Marie Antoinette lines. I'd
bridesmaid woro q becoming gown o
white silk marquisctte The rooms War
fragrant and beautiful with decking
OF pink and white roses, ocean spia