Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-26

Lois Martin, Miss Laura Ross, Mis-
Ada Ross, Mrs. Ray Chapler, Mrs
Martin.
An interesting item OF news concern
ing Alexander Hull, who will be re
membered by Salem people as a teacher
of voice in the city, several years ago
is the fact that he is now writing fic
tion for the Red Book. After leav
ing Salem, Mr.. Hull went to Newbers
where he had charge of the voice de
partment in the Newberg college Of
music, of which mis- mother is the dean
1t is just within the past year that Mr.
Hull decided to enter the field of short
fiction and until very recently ha'
written under a nom de plume. Bu
his friends from now on will read con
tributions of Mr.. Hull's signed under
mis- own name. Having given up hi:
teaching here on account of poor health
Mr.. Hull now reports decided i'm
provement. His sister, Miss Hull i!
now located at Berkeley, California.
Grace church in Astoria was the
scene of beautiful wedding OF
Tuesday, August Is, when Miss Vir
ginia Peterson, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. o. /. Peterson of Astoria, be
came the bride of Dean Walker OF
Independence. The Rt. Rev. Walter
Taylor Sumner, bishop of Oregon
read the marriage service, which wa:
preceded by the bethrothal read al
the chancel steps by Rev. W. R. B
Turrill, rector of Grace church. Miss
Margaret Hawkins played the wed
ding march from Lohengrin, and Miss
Myrtle Gram sang, 80 Perfect Love. u
Both are sorority sisters of the bride
Miss Eleanor McClain, Miss Genevieve
Shaver, also sorority sisters, and Miss
Mary Ward were bridesmaids, and Yer
non Vawter of Medford acted as best
man. The ushers, Wallace Benson, An
son Allen, Ereel Kay, Fred Kiddle
Lloyd Van Dusen and DR.. Arthur Van
Dusen, were all fraternity brothers OF
the groom. A reception at the Peter
son nome followed the ceremony.
| Both Mr.. Walker and his bride are
graduates of the University of Oregon,
and were prominent in student and So
cial affairs here, where Mrs. Walker
was a member of the Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority, and Mr.. Walker a Sig
ma Nu. Mr.. Walker was a well known
football man, and was graduate mana
ger during one year. Mrs. Walker was
possessed of much musical and dramat-
ic ability, and was closely identified
with those activities on the campus. A
short honeymoon will be spent on the
| Clatsop beaches, after which the couple
will return to Independence, where
Mr.. Walker is engaged in the furniture
business.-Eugene Guard.
Mrs. Ivan Bellinger of Sweet Home
and small son are visiting Mrs. Bellin-
ger s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii.
Cook on Court street.
The Ladies Aid of Salem Heights will
hold their annual picnic at Alberts
park, Wednesday August 80. All
neighbors and friends are invited. Tney
are asked to bring baskets and take the
2 o'clock car.
Miss Lou Ritter, who has been visit
ing Mrs. j. II. Evans at her home on
North Commercial street, left last
night for Salt Lake city. Mrs. E. j.
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