Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-25
fSOCIETY5E7E 17 5E7E
MISS ALINE THOMPSON

Mrs. John A. Carson has gone to Sc.
attle for a few weeks visit and is the
guest of relatives.
Miss Jeanette Meredith, the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mere
dith of North akima, formerly of this
city, is expected to arrive in Salem dur
ing the week and will be the guest Of
friends and relatives. At present Miss
Meredith is visiting N Portland.
Miss Lucille Atwood of Toppenish,
Washington, is the house guest of Mrs.
Lloyd L. Utter, and will be here for
the remainder of the summer.
Miss Atwood arrived in Salem last
week, accompanying DR.. and Mrs. Ut
ter, who motored to Toppenish and 9th
er places of interest on pleasure trip.
OF interest is the marriage of Mrs.
Halle Parrish Hinges, "the Oregon
nightingale" to o. Benjamin Durdall,
which was solemnized yesterday at the
home of the bride, on Summer and
Chemeketa streets.
Mrs. Durdall who has an attractive
soprano voice, is well known in music
ali circles of the northwest, having
since her girlhood been called "the Ore
gon Nightingale.
Mr.. Durdall who has only been in Sa-
lem for the past two years, is the pro-
prietor of the Farmers Cash store. lie
has two sons, Burton Durdall, who ls
waiting for a call from the o. S. navy,
and Victor Dnrdall who makes his
home on a ranch near this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durdall will go north
for a few days wedding trip and upon
their return will be at home to their
friends.
The aid society of the Englewood
United Brethren church will meet on
Wednesday afternoon for business
session at the home of Mrs. Aionzo
Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Millard of 2Ol1
D street are being congratulated upon
the arrival of baby girl, born Satur-
day sight at the Salem hospital. She
will be called Evangeline.
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A group of classmates of Miss Ruth
Rosebrauqh gathered at the home of her
PARENTS. Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Rose
braugh, on D street. Thursday after.
noon, to celebrate the anniversary of
her birthday.
A color scheme of pink was carried
out in the decorations and refresh
ments, and the rooms were attractive
with garden flowers. Later the after
noon was closed with refreshments.
Those asked to participate in the eel
ebration were Miss Eulalie Lindley,
Miss Lucille Tucker, Miss Norma Wech--
ter. Miss Martha Wickberg, Miss Fran
ces Rhubetz and Miss Edith Bailey.
Miss Abbie s.. Davis left Saturday
for Portland where she will take a
course in the primary methods of teach
ing. - o,o,,t
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Moore anu
family have returned from q motor TRIP
TO Portland and the Columbia highway.
They were accompanied home ny
Miss Wallie Bieson who will be thelr
guest for a few days
At tho residence of Mrs. Thomas
Carrick Burke tomorrow afternoon at :
q icloek, Miss Leila Slater, formerly OF
Salem, and the daughter of Judge and
Mrs. w. 4. Slater, will appear in piano
recital. Miss Slater has been an earnest
niano student for several years. she Is
gifted with an carnestness OF purpose
that has carried her on in the develop
ment of her musical gifts, until she
easily ranks among the best of the
vounger professionals of the city. Hel
nlayinr at the MacDowell club few
wceks ago was commented upon with
enthusiasm because of its exceptlona
hriIliancy. Miss Slater will be assisted
by Miss Dorothy Louise Bliss, soprano
Portland Oregonian.
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Rev. and Mrs. f. B. Lockhart OF
Stavton are visiting at the home OF Ut
and Mrs, j. w. Meredith.
The home of Rev. and Mrs. j. NJ
Heady. on South Liberty street, was the
scene of delightful surprise party
saturday night, when about 40 mem
bcrs of the Unitarian church gathered
to Dill l1ftWtll 10 ihNhs AhNeN
preached his final sermon OF the sea
SON Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +, H. DeVore, accom-
panied by the latter's brother, Dr. =
i. Findley, left Saturday for wees
end motor trip to Eugene. !,
They passed Saturday night in Al
bany with Mr.. aud Mrs. Stanley Keith
and resumed their trip Sunday morn
ing returning home today.
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Although it was crowded out of las
week 5 social calendar, the patriotl'
program given by the younger pupils
of Miss Beatrice shelton, at the Um
tartan church, was one of the mos'
.unioue and interesting musical affairs
.of the week,
This program consisted first in ser
les of selections from American mus
iieal composers and later by what was
termed children S vaudeville in whief
Red Cross drill was a notable feature
The children S vaudeville was in the
nature of a garden party given 10y
Uncle Sam, Columbia and the Goddess
OF Lib r;y as an entertainment for th'