Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-04

| Mrs. Putnam and her sister will be the
| guests Of friends at Bend for 10 days
and then Miss Binney and her brother
will 20 to the San Francisco exposition
and thence TO Florida to pass the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Byars enter.
tanned a number of out Of town guests
during fair week, among whom were
DR.. and Mrs. Waldo Cheshire, of Eu.
gene, who accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Chambers of that city, motored
down for the day; Mr. and Mrs. FL
mer Palmer, and son and wife, Mr..
and Mrs Archie Palmer, motorists from
near Roseburg. Dr. Cheshire and Mr..
Palmer, Sr., are nephews of Mrs.
1 Byars. Another house guest at the
/ Byars home was Mrs. Lewis Stout, of
Mehama, a sister of Mrs. Byars. Mrs.
Stout came to Salem to be with ner
daughter, Miss Anna Stout, who has
been seriously i'll, but is now eonva-
lescing most satisfactorily.
Mrs. Laura Baldwin Doolittle, of
Portland who has been the week end
guest of Mrs. Russell Catlin, 1909
Cnemeketa street, is decorator and
furnisher of interiors at 400 Morrison
street, Portland. She gave an excep.
tionally good talk at the state fair art
department rooms, Saturday afternoon
upon interior decoration, illustrating it
by fabrics. She held the attention of
her hearers closely as she unfolded tle
leading principles of her art, forming
numerous and appealing color combina-
tiOns. Mrs. Doolittle has studied in
the New York art schools, and has had
unusual opportunities for observation
in different sections of the country. In
early winter sne plans to 60 on vaca-
tion trip to the Orient.
Among those who are attending the
University of California from Salem
this year are: Seth Axley, Percy Wau,
II. G. Schroeder, Hong King Seung;
Miss Bula Woods.
The Misses Margaret and Gertrude
Gray, of Seattle the guests Of their
aunt, Mrs. John McNary, invited in a
few friends informally Thursday even
ing. Part of the evening was passed
with bridge, two tables being used.
Miss Helen Farrar, of Corvallis,
spent the week end at the home of aer
mother, Mrs. Mary Farrar on North
Liberty street.
The =. f. o. will meet this evening
at the home of Mrs. Caroline Selee, on
the corner Of Commercial and Hansen
streets, at eight o'clock.
Mrs. George Coolidge has returned to
her country home at Liyesly, after a
short visit as the guest of Mrs. l.. X.
Page during fair week;
Mrs. Seth Heron and son, James, or
Portland wno have been visiting at
the home of Mrs. Fawk s parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Fawk returned home
yesterday. Other house guests at the
Fawk home are Mr. and Mrs. Fred
crick West and daughter, Miss Helen
West, Of Seattle, aId James Osment, of
Portland
An attractive church wedding took
place Tuesday at the Seventh Dad Ad-
ventist church when Miss Flossie Beryi
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Follen, became the bride of A. j
Meikleiohn, The ceremony was per
formed at eightthirty p. m. by Rev
II. G. Thurston. The church was pref
tily decorated in waite asters and ivy
Little Huldah Sprod and Master Sam
uel Thurston led the bridal party and
scattered flowers Miss Maude Stiff
Ter played the wedding march and Mrs
II. G.. TnurstOn sang Faithful and
True. Miss Vera Thurston was the
bridesmaid and Titus Kurtichanov at.
tended the groom as best man. The
ushers were the Misses Ernie Elsnoi
and Schafer. Following the ceremony
a reception was given Mt the nome OF
Rev. ii. g. Thurston After wedding
trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Meikleiohn will
make their home i'm Malla Walla Wash