Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Wickner of Sc
attic miss Francis Dimick), whose
marriage was an event Of July 10, will
pass the weekend with Mrs. Wickner S
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. D, Dimick,
A welcome addition in local musical
circles is Mrs. Lois Tower, Of 1903
Trade street, who has recently come
here from Marshfield Her voice is "A
lyric soprano, of great power and beau
ty, and it is hoped will be heard in
public later. Mrs. Tower is the daugh'
ter of Monroe Powell, a former pro-
fessor at Monmouth college, where
Mrs. Tower received part of her mu.
steal training. Mr.. Powell is remem-
bered by many in Salem, at once time
being member Of quartet, of which
DR.. Ii. C. Epley was also member
Mrs. Tower also studied with Professor
Glen, the well.known colch Of the Glee
club Of the University Of Oregon. Mrs
Tower plans to open a studio shortly
She has taught with much success for
number Of years, being a former in
structor in music in the Eugene schools
Mrs. Sennie c. Pritchard, past de.
partment secretary Of the W. II, c.
will be the weekend guest Of Mrs
Lizzie Smith,
Mrs. A. c. Schnffer was a dinner
hostess Monday evening entertaining
in honor of Miss Nellie and Miss Me-
codes McEvoy, Of Chicago, guests of the
James McEvoys. yellow made a most
attractive color motif for the table
nasturtums, candles and place cards
in this color, being employed. Addi'
{ tional guests we're; Mrs. McEyoy
| Mrs. Paul Rasmussen, and Miss Anna
Schirmcr. The Misses McEvoy left fol
the exposition Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor f. Beno, Of
Fairmont Hill, entertained as house
quests this week, Mr.. Beno + brother
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A
Beno of Council Bluffs, Iowa. Mr.
and Mrs Beno are on an extended pleas
ure trip, having visited the exposition II
San Francisco and other southern Cali
fornia points. They are especially dc
lighted with Salem and vicinity, and are
planning on purchasing a summer home
in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. l.. i. Bcuo
Of Portland, motorcd TO Salem today e
spend Sunday with Mr. B,no's bro,hei
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Beno
The Enplewood circle Of the Ladie
Aid society of the First Meth0iis
church me, Wednesday afternoon at the
Epqlrwood home OF Mr. and Mrs J. y
Millard. A pleasant afternoon wa
passed on the lawn, and in the evening"
ihe women were Joined by their huF
hands and children. when pirhi'
lunch was served. The guests Of homo
were the general president OF the 20
.eiety, Mrs. j. " BeekleY; the newly
elected president. Mrs. J. y. Millsi he
husband. and son. Harry Mills. ana Dr
and Mrs X. \. Ayison. The additiona
quests were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Voor
beis and two children, Mr.. and Mr.
William Sorrin. Mrs Mary Wayn'
BaEer. Mr.. Hurst and two children
M. Martin and her daughter Mis
Pearl Martin: NJ and Mr. Edwar'
Canat,y and their daughter. Mis-
Gladvs Canatsy. Mr. and Mra p :
Parton Nh. barton, Miss Lucille Bar
ton and Mr. Mcmillan.
Thr-.iav evening Rev ". g. Lien
tasmrsy rasior of TIE Rcforme.
rborrb and Mrs Lienkaemper wef,
Given reception by ihe members o
sbcir church. The rcafion was inspir
, "a bv their return from a HE weeks
. ~ iourn 10 Ohio and Indiana. where thcel
. had visited friends aud PARTICIPATED u
I,be centennial anniversary of iprne