Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-11
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Davidson, who
have made their residence in Salem all
their lives with the exception of the
past year, which has been spent in
Brownsville, left Salem Tuesday even
ing Tor Saratoga Springs, New York,
where they expect to make their future
hone. The week previous to their de.
parture was passed in Salem with their
daughter, Mrs. Mason Bishop, of South
Commercial street.
As farewell attention to Mrs. Da-
wilson friends, who for the greater part
had known her since girlhood, gathered
at the Bishop home last Thursday even
ing. Those present on this occasion
were: Mrs. G. Gibson, Mrs. j. w. Har-
rift, Mrs. ii. c. Fletcher, Mrs. II. S.
Belle, Mrs. Elva Estes, Mrs. j. Cox
Mrs, H. W. Timm, Mrs. A. Vass, Mrs.
i. A. Jory, Mrs. M. p. Rasmussen, Mrs.
j. Koorman, Mrs. j. Dancy, Mrs. j..
A. Bishop, Miss Ada Jones and Miss
Hazel Bishop.
Mrs. Charles F. Elgin will entertain
her rhimble club with additional guests
Friday afternoon at her home, GA
South Capitol street. Additional guests
will be asked and the affair will par.
take Of the nature of Saint Patrick S
day party.
Monday, March 90, has been set aside
as initiation day in the local Rebekah
lodge, the Dallas degree team to come
over on that occasion to have charge
of the initiation work.
Those most intimately identified with
the initial activities and organization
of the Camp Fire girls in Salem are
delighted with the interest and en-.
thusasm displayed on the part of the
younger girls. Two groups are already
fully formed, and six or seven other
groups of girls are ready to organize
only waiting the securing of a com
petent guardian. These will probably
be secured shortly and work of like
nature mapped out for each CAM
Fire, made up for tIe greater part OF
outdoor hikes, picnic and camping
parties
The Loyal Workers of the Bungalow
church, on the cEner of Seventeenth
and Court streets, will give a box so
cial Friday night, March -. A short
program will form part of the enter
tainment, under the direction of one Of
IA tao Jal S.l 4
Everybody is cordially invited. AL
ladies attending are requested to bring
a box,
The marriage of Miss Esther Copley
daughter of Albert Copley, to JONI
Broer, was very quietly celebrated las
night at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Roth, on North Cottag,
street. 1t was a six o clock wedding
Rev. Harry Il. Marshall, Of the FRS
Baptist church, reading the lines il
the presence of a few relatives. Their
were no attendants. The bride wor
a becoming blue travelling suit ano
white hat. The home was prettily deco
rated with daffodills and spring flow
ers, w1lch also decked the table Wher
an elaborate wedding dinner was sery
ed after the ceremony
The bride is graduate of the Salel
high school. The Young people left a
eight o'clock last night for Beaver
Tillamook county, where they will max
their home, and where Mr.. Broer ha
large dairying interests.
For the pleasure Of John Gross so
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Gross, who ar
: leaving shortly for Newport to reside
an enjoyable surprise was planned fo
Tuesday night by the Loyal Sons an
Daughters of the Bungalow Christia
church in the church parlors,
About twenty-five young people wer
present enjoying a time of genert
merry making.