Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
Social and Personal

BY KoLLIB RUSCoRs


guest at the TAFT residence is pass
ing sone time with relatives in Albany
and other Oregon cities, expecting TO
return to Salem later, where she will
remain part of the summer. She is a
talented viOliniste, securing her musi-
cal education at the conservatory Of
music, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mrs. George II. Burnett is passing the
week with Portland friends, going down
for the marriage of relative, Miss
Sarah Blanche Gray, to Allen Reid
Jobes, which took place last night in
Irvington, and which was leading
event in society. Following the cere.
mony an informal reception was held,
the bridal party being augmented by
Mrs. John Henry Dix Cray mother OF
the bride; Mrs. Esther Allen Jo5es, Mr..
and Mrs Charles +. Gray aud Mrs.
George Hartman, Jr., of PendletOn, an
other sister Of the bride. A buffet sup.
per was served, the coffee urn being
presided over by Mrs. Charles Tilton
Kamm, and Mrs. George H. Burnett, of
Salem, served ices. They were assist
ed by Misses Jean and May Gray, Mary
Berry and Mrs. Charles w. Myers. The
Gray family are prominent in Oregon,
being pioneers of early days. The mem
bers of its are quite well known here.
The bride : father was a brother of
Mrs. Jacob Kamm, Sr. Mrs. Jobes is
a graduate of the State Normal col
lece and has been teaching at Couch
school for couple Of years. Mr.. Jobes
is prominent in clubdom and in the
Shriner circles, formerly residing inI
Spokane, where he was in business with
his father in the Spokane Milling com
pany. He is president Of the Jobes
Milling company of st. Johns. Mr..
JObes and his bride will motor through
southern California for a month and
will then make their home in Portland. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dekum. of
Honolulu, arrived in Portland Saturday
from San Francisco for several
weeks visit with Mr.. Dekum S brother
and sister-in.law, Mrs and Mrs. Adolph
DelSum, on Montgomery drive, Portland
heights. This is Mr.. Dekum 5 first visit |
home since his marriage a little over .
year ago. His wife, who was Miss |
Blair, a society belle of Honolulu, is
brilliant and charming woman, and the
beautiful Dekum home in that city,
which is near the Country club, is the .
scene Of many smart and delightful
affairs. Mr.. Dekum is secretary and
part owner Of the Commercial Adver.
tiser the largest paper in the islands.
lie was owner of the Honolulu Gazette
Mt the time the group of Oregon young
women took their island pleasure trip,
ehaperoned by Mrs. Edyth TozKr
Wethcrred, in 1906, as winners in the
Oregon journal contest, Miss Blanche
Brown, Of Salem, now Mrs. Ralph Mat
thews, Of Berkeley, being n member of
the party. He is well known here, for
merly residing in Salem. Before re.
turning to Honolulu, Mr.. and Mrs De.
KUN win visit Mr.. and Mrs. Truxton r.
Strain, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gill and Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Dekum, Of Portland, and
It Is possible that they may be guests
OF scene of their closer Salem friends
including the Hal and Il. Cooke Pat.
tons.
The North Salem Woman's club
CThought and Work club) win meet
with Mrs Ada Teal Wilson, aO3O Hood
street, tomorrow Afternoon at 2,3O
o clock. There will be no special tonic
Tor discussion, the election of vice pres.
ldent and treasurer to be the event of
most Importance. A brief entertain.
ment program has been arranged. and
1t is greatly desired that all who belong
! to the club, or all who contemplate
joining, be present.
y
Mrs. Il. Bower left today for Forest
GroVo, whore she goes to attend the
three days state convention of the p
r. .. sisterhool Mrs. G. W. Laflar
and Miss Laura Grant, official dele.
gates, will 90 to Forest Grove tomorrow
At called meeting last night AT thc
home OF Miss Grant, Mrs. Ii, G. Finley
was initiated into the local chapteT
Others to be taken in later. The of
tical COLES, yellow and white. wcr,
carried ont in the decorations and an
pointments
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