Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-13
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BY KoLLIH RUNooRs

W. Cook and Mrs. o. C. Matlock were
the committee in charge, arranging a
most attractive program Of entertain
ment numbers. The hall was trans
formed into a woodland scene with
miniature trees, shrubs and flowers,
small tables being arranged over the
canvas-cOvered floors where picnic re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. j. +. Hockett, pastor of the
Highland Friends churca, was assisted
by Mrs. J. N. Smith and Mrs. Myrtle
Kenworthy yesterday afternoon in en-.
tertaining the Ladies Aid society of
her church. The event was the first
Of series Of purely social gatherings
which the society will enjoy during the
summer. A number Of visitors were
present, the attendance numbering 40.
Following the closing of the Highland
school for the day, Mrs. La Moine R.
Clark, principal; Miss Daisy Carter and
Miss Ruby Hazlett, instructors, joined
the group, Mrs. Clark delighting with
several whistling solos.
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Mrs. A. w. Dennis leaves this after,
noon on the limited for Portland, on
her way east, where she is to make her
home. She will accompany her daugh-
ter, Mrs Velma Gillette, of Alexander,
Iowa, where she is to reside. Mrs.
Gillette came west about six weeks ago,
preparatory to her motner's return
with her, Mrs. Dennis, with her late
husband, has resided in Salem for the
past % years, and has a wide circle Of
friends, who sincerely regret ner
departure.
Tonight and tomorrow night, at the
Oregon theater, the Artisans are to
give benefit performances for tne Arto.
Frisco Girls CLUB, to aid them in their
trip to the San Francisco exposition.
The last affair for which they will be
the beneficiary will be an elaborate
May dancing party in Moose hall short
ly, plans for which viii be stated fol
lowing the present benefit.
The home oP Mr.. and Mrs. G.. n. Ire
land, on the Silverton road was the
scene Of surprise party Saturday
evening, May 8, honoring Mr.. Ireland
on the occasion Of his birthday. The
evenings diversions were eliminated
with a supper, served by the self.invit-
ed guests Those enjoying the occasion
were: Mr., and Mrs. Adolph Ioven,
Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Knuth, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Herndon, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ho-
ven and son, Lennie; Mr.. and Mrs. G..
N. Ireland, Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Sheldon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Trubenbach, Mrs.
Katrina Hoven, Miss Myrtle Ireland,
Carl Brand, Fred Ireland, Henry Hern-
don and Master Willie Ireland.
DR.. and Mrs. c. T. Cooke and daugh.
ter, Miss Margaret, of Seattle have
returned to their hcme after passing
several weeks in Salem the guests of
old-timc friends. They formerly resid-
ed here, DIR, Cooke being n member Of
a pioneer family, Mrs. Cooke being n
daughter Of former pastor, the Rev.
llarrs Of the First Congregational
church, During their stay here they
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Lockwood. The latter have Just re.
moved to their Morningside residence.
Yesterday afternoon at the parsonage
of the German Reform church, Rev. W.
g. Lienkaemper the pastor, united in
marriage his brother Otto Licnkaem-
per, aud Miss Laura A. Schwcglcr. The
couple left shortly afterwards fur a
wedding trip to North Yakima Wasn.,
and after their return will make their
home at 1896 Marion street. They will
be away week.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Oscar Holt
(Miss Susie Banard), whose marriage
was recently announced, are attending
the Panama Pacific exposition. Mrs
Holt, who is an '0l student of the Uni.
versity Of Oregon, has for the past two
years been connected with the eXten
siVc division Of that institution Be
fore entering the service of the miyer
sity she was for several years hea,
stonographer In the office of the stat,
superintendent OF public instruction il
Salem, Mr.. Holt is secretary of tn,
| Eugene FfultgrOWers unlOn Attc
June 10 MIR, and Mrs. Holt will he nj
homo TO their friends at 45j Thirteenth
avenue East Eugene,
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Announcements are being received of
the marriage Of Miss Olive Carver I,
Cccilc Gill, the wedding taking plac
IN Nalista, Iowa, May /. With he
parents, Mr., and Mrs. G. II. Carver
of 1910 Moth Front street, Miss Carve
came to Salem seven years ago, return
ing to Iowa, whore the family previous
ly resided, last November The youn
people will remain in the east duru,
the summer, coming west next fall {
take up their residence in Salem.
AT last night 5 meeting of toc Parent
Teacher association of the nighau,