Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-20

will be the marriage of Miss Anne d.
Swezey, TO r. II. Armstrong of S.attle,
which will take place in that city, Feb
Tary the twelfth at the residence Of
the bride-eect S aunt, Mrs. II. A. Mil
Ter, on 1903 Thirty-ninth avenue. Rev.
DR.. Major of Seattle will perform
the ceremony, which will be a very
simple affair.
Mrs. j. c. Glass, a cousin of the
brde-elect, will be matrOn Of honor.
Miss Swezey, who has host of
! friends in Salem, has for the past four
! years had charge of the Salem public
| library. She formerly lived in Chicago
and is graduate Of the University Of
Illinois and also Of the Illinois state
library school. She has been active in
library work since her graduation, and
before coming to Salem organized il
braries in East Chicago, Indiana and
Indiana Harbor.
Mr.. Armstrong who is a prominent
Shriner is sole sales agent for the Unit
ed States of the Atlantic Communica-
tion Co., of the Telefunken Wireless
System, New York. He is pioneer in
commercial radio telegraphy on the
Pacific coast and has built 40 land sta
tiOns on the coast from San Diego to
the Aleutian Islands. He established
the first radio communication between
the Hawaiian Islands and CrOcker Tract
station, San Francisco, California;; and
equipped the first ship on the Pacific
coast with wireless telegraph. Mr..
Armstrong brought the German system
first to the Pacific coast and in 1910
he tuned up stations in England, Hol-
land and France. On the Atlantic
coast has equipped stations in Cuba,
Key West, Hatteras, Norfolk, East
Port and Maine.
Miss Swezey's brother and sisterin-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Swezey, OF
Chicago are coming west to attend the
wedding.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry II. Olinger asked
the members of the Monday night club
and a few additional guests to their
home for delightful informal even
ing of $500" on Tuesday
Eight tables of the game were ar
ranged in rooms attraetively decked
with pink carnations and green's. The
high score honOrs fell to Mrs. Ben o.
Schucking and Oliver c. Locke.
Assisting Mrs. Olinger were Miss
Cunningham
Those playing besides the club mem
bers were: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Livesley, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben O. Schuck
ing, Mr., and Mrs. Romeo Gouley and
Mrs, Fred S, Stewart
Mr.. and Mrs. Asahel Bush were hosts
Wednesday evening for charming
dinner party The Bushs do a lot of en-
tertainirg in this way and the dinner
thouoh Informal was most delightful
and lovely.
Huge lavendar chrysanthemums, vio-
let's and pink roses were used in the
living room, and an artistic arrange
ment of jonquils and narcissus com
bined with greens, decked the exquis-
itely appointed table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bush s guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. George Palmer Putnam, Miss
Rita Steiner, Miss Aline Thompson, and
Hamilton f. Corbett and Plowdon Stott
of Portland.
An informal "movhe partyl' was
given on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Robert Il. Downing and Mrs. Asa |.
Eoff, who entertained the members of
the Happy Hour club, at the Liberty
theater Later the party went to the
Spa for refreshments.
The guests were: Mrs. John II. Scott,
Mrs. Thomas b. Kay, Mrs. John II.
Albert Mrs. Lenta Westaeott, Mrs,
Henry J. Bean, Mrs Il. b. Goodin Mrs.
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Albert, Mrs. John d. Sutherland, Mrs
Charles X. Spaulding, Mrs. ]. n Smith,
Mrs. John c. Griffith, Mrs. Charles II.
Robertson, Mrs, David w. Eyre, Mrs
Edward s. Tillinghast, Mrs. Frank Nj
Brown and Mrs. Louis Lackmund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Bishop win
leave Monday for Pendleton, en- route
to st. Paul, Minnesota, to attend the
annual ice sport carnival.
While in Pendleton they win be the
guests of the Roy II. Bishops.
They will be there until Tuesday,
and will join the Pendleton party, Mr..
Bishop going east as a representative
of the Pendleton Woolen Mills.
Before coming home the Bishops will
visit in Chicago and also Des Momes,
where Mrs. Bishop has relatives.
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Mrs. +. L. Waters who is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. William c. Knight
on, in Portland, was the honor guest
afternoon for a charming
tea for which Mrs. Knighton was host
ess at her apartments in Trinity place.
The hostess asked about so matrons
and maids, principally old Salem friends
of Mrs, Waters, whom she ioyously
greeted.
Among those calling during the af,
ternoon were Mrs. J. ]. Murphy and
daughter, Mrs Louis T. Clarke, Mrs.
Nj. j. Creighton and daughter, Miss
Mabel Creighton. Mrs. II. 7. Earhart
and daughters, Mrs. f. II. Alhston aud
Mrs. Callie Koehler; Mrs. G. G. Towns
dale and daughters, Mrs. Roger b. Sin.
mott and Mrs. II. r. McNary; Mrs. John
Hughes and daughter, Mrs. David B. |
Mrs. Ella p. Young, Mrs. Alice
M. Crane and daughter, Mrs. =. P.4
Dabney; Mrs, A. b. Crosman and daugh.