Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-07
ociaL andPersonaL
BY MOLLIB RUE00Rg

Will entertain with an0tnef or tneb
dances in the armory tonight, the af-
fair TO be given as benefit for the
drill team Of the order, about five
hundred invitations being out. Many
Of the officials Of the Salem lodge, |
with the drill team, are planning om
attending the biennial state convention
TO be held in Portland April fifteenth !
and sixteenth. Supreme Officer Miss
West will be present at this session,
and Mrs. Aydlotte, state deputy Of Cal
fornia, will be another prominent Of
ficial who will give addresses. Among
Salem folk planning m attending this
convention are Mrs. Elizabeth Reed,
Mrs II. A. Smart, Mrs. Carolyn Bush.
nell, Mrs. Jennie Miller, Mrs. Emma
Smith, Mrs. Fred Anderson, Mrs.
Tucker, Mrs. J. A. Heglen, Mrs. Gill,
Mrs. u. Maund, Mrs. Viola Swarts,
Mrs. May Shank, Mrs. b. S. Via, Mrs.
Harry Ralph, Mrs. William B. Lindsay,
Mrs. Joshua Ruble, Mrs. Wayne Baker,
Miss Vera Zosel, Miss Reva Beers, Miss
Gertrude Swarts, Miss Opal George,
Miss Pearl George, Miss Minnie Peter
son, Miss Alice Blake, Miss Jessie Mil.
Ter, Miss Sylvia Miller, Miss Bessie
Borhringer, Miss Dorothy Heglen, Miss
Slivany, Miss Myrtle Hurdline Miss
Bessie Gill and Miss Eulalie Lindsay.
The Salem members will exemplify the
new memGial services.
Catholic order of Foresters Is to give
dance in st. Joseph s hall tonight, for
which plans have been under way for
some time. 1t will be a church bene.
fit affair.
A proup Of little friends NJ Lois
Nye gathered at her home in South
Salem Iast nipht occoe,onino a bonnv
surprise upon fhe occoaion of hor hirtb.
day. Those nrosenr ,ycro. Iooonh;no
Tiilman. Rntb page. Sy,vio Thompson
Annabello Goldon Euooni, Grahon,
host Mabel AckeTman Elsie Rovaton
Milo Miller. Maxine IJiricb and Dorris
Nye.
urs w IT r,1x, A
posta., % M, 49, r,'uiiuso returned from
entortainaI NJ % T"uy ~, uisns' wGe[e sne was
severaI dova ~ ''' ""u iii'noS iof
''' ''"' '"'''
Mifs Ethel i. Hixon, daughter of
NoItn summer street, was married yes
tSrqay afternoon TO walter s. Dexter
OF LJhden, wash, the ceremony taking
place at the home of the brides mar.
wedding breakfast was served Weceed
lnB 'he ceremony me nuptal VOWS
were taken at three o clock beneath
an Mch OF yellow and green, formed
od spring flowers and pretty foliage. |
ING prlae wore dark blue travelling
SUIT with military hat. She carried u !
bouquet OF PINK carnations The young
people leit immediately after the cere'
up ther residence The bridegroom is
prosperous rancher Of that place, his
Driue peing employed for some time at
inc farhes store
Tao wedding guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs d. T. Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
hoarnS ana daughter, Gladys; Mr.,
nom Mrs mary Flandt, Of Portland;
MISS ~, Bertha Houmard and Miss lone
rlsnot'
-,
tne SENIOR gulld ct st. Paul's church
~ III session with Mrs. Henry b. Thicl.
SOU 'his AFTERNOON at her homo on Court
s'ree''
IA. a 'arBe number OF young people en-
Joye1 tno basket social held at the Ja'
IN , I've Metnoulst church last night.
m,os m"rgueri'e flowcr gave vocal So
,Vs W ,o' tne PIeaSurc OF those present,
utpuo Ts'uner rendering violin selec-
ionS W. A. Harris was chairman OF
III w." .V"'n',vtee . IN eherge and Harry
"''"' ""'''oneo tno o"'es'
MI. ..-., ~,
nnaug. V n"lr'egS Oh MISS Elizabeth j
bVcIllVl, OF salem, 10 Harold H. Rms.
se VI MARION, TOOK place at the rec
st w ~ 'oSepn . church Tuesday
NV a,'' "Vvn, ny MY a; a, Moore ottieiat
an", @ Law" imVs WV, iuaSe tneir home IN Eu
eN'' ""''"s ~. 'n"' Phee yesterday
p... J.,
lo,' ts INV 'u u'Vvnuanee az the birth
so:io,v s''reu NV pS tnv Laules AID
IN n VI Wv riIs, MeIhouist church
no,a"nl ;" ,"v,i tnu'cs , parlois last night, pro
Va1i." i"vaLio 'Se @ affair one OF inc most en-
1y.a''S sSs". |" any similar event taking
l,,a',.,s ,"vV ,vl some ume, Ihe decorations
,,,e.''. auss.'.,nS ~. '"e tWe'No months ON as
"aus "' ,a @o'Vs, M Mero n'1cn admired. Jan