Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-04
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Mrs. George Blower returned TO Sa-
em last night after a few weeks visit |
TO her sister, Mrs. Elmer Hulden, in !
Sea View, Wash.
Mrs. Blower who has been resident |
Of California will leave soon for the
east to Join her husband, and they viii
make their home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Eldridge
will leave tomorrow for a two weeks
motor trip to the Sound cities.
A marriage that will be of interest
to many Salem folk is that of Virgil
Earl of Portland, and Miss Florence
Nesser, formerly of Chicago, which
took place July the twenty-eighth in
Reading, Mass, in the Old South
church.
Mr. Earl is football coach and mem
Der of the faculty of the Washington
high school. He is graduate Of the
University of Oregon and member or
the Kappa Sigma fraternity. During
his college days Earl was active in ath-
letics and was a star on the varsity
football team.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Loring Wilbur Nesser Of Reading,
Mass. Several years ago she taught at
Washington, and it was tnen and there
that the romance began.
After a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl will come west to Portland TO
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make 'neif hoins,
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Wilson are
at Foley Spring. They left yesterday
and will be away for two or three
weeks.
An outing at Breitenbush Springs is
heing enioved by Mr.. and Mrs Douglas
g. Minto, who motored to this popular
resort yesterday:
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Caughell with
Dr. and Mrs. John c. Evans, left dur
ing the week for an outing at faehats
and will be away for two or three
weeks.
Monday. Justice and Mrs. Lawrence
T. Harris will leave for their ranch at
the Coburg bridge near Eugene:
They will pass several weeks IN inc
country, returning about the FIRST OIL
September.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver G. Locke are en-
loving a soiourn at Seal Rocks, having
gone yesterday.
They are occupying the Breyman sum
mer home and will spend the greater
part of August at the beach,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L, Baker, accom-
nanied by Mrs Bakers sister, Mrs
lima Delahoyde, of Cripple Creek, Colo
rado. left Yesterday for. Seal Rocks 70
ioip the senior Bakers, who are occupy
inq their cottage there for the summer
They will remain at the beach Tor
couple Of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Fisher mo
tored to Eugene Thursday, returning
yesterday. /.
Miss Elizabeth Schultz soon Wi
leave for New York, where she has !, ae
cented a position. En- route east MIS-
Scbnltz will visit Miss vera kitehner
who is now in Chicago.
Later. about the first of the year
Miss Schultz expects to be joined u
New York by her sister, Miss Mar!
ISchnltz. the talented violinist, who ma
heen studying music in the east sine
last November.
Leaving Monday to join the summe
colony at Gascadia, are Mr.. and MRS
Pnnoid q. Glover, who will pass severa
weeks at this attractive resort.
Mrs E. f. Waters, with her granc
dauobter. Miss Louemma Waters q
Portland' who has been passing TN
: summer in Salem, will leave Tuesda
, For few weeks sojourn at Newport
In route to the shore they Will Vlsl
1Trs Waters son and daughter'ln' law
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waters at Ioieuo'
Early in the coming week, Mr.. an
Mrs Merlin Harding will motor
Newport for a two weeks outing
4 Accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. 10
! aon NcGilehrist, Thomas Townsend M M
!. torad to Rockaway today to JON TN
! Townsend, who with Mrs. Arthur
! Rebn has been spending the week
5 the beach. :, .,, Sunday
The party will all return oun'ay'
NTrs A N Moores who has been u
e ouest of Mrs. Perry II. Raymond y
:. Several days returned THURSDAY 70 ~
mort where she and Mr.. Moores are sun
Z mering.
Mrs Eusenia Gillingham came hon
Tbnrsdav from Newport, where she nj
r heen passing few weeks as the gue
II - ber daughter, Mrs. ). ,. hlhg
. VIOLA Walla, who, with her children
9 snmmering at the beach.
Mrs George Hahn, whose home "
reccntlv destroyed by tlre, was the as, N
: ~ for a linen shower given ON lhul
a aav afternoon. by group OF irleEo
II Eat the home of her parents, MI az
Mrs A. +. Marehand three miles east
IT town. ;,,for,, al
n land tbe honoree was the recipient
st many attractive and useful Sit's' ~
a. ing the afternoon an lmpromP'u u
rramme was enjoyed. ,t,
v Miss Rose Battalion assisted ~
Narehand in serving the reIreshneh .
Those present were Mrs. Il. X. Cur
t. Mrs. John Kirseher, Mrs G. ;. Jon
r. ston. Mrs. Richard Crothers, Mrs.
al tn Clark. Mrs. Ida Baker. Mrs. IL.
Uoffman. Mrs. y. NJ. Swans, Mrs !
;rhpr Schultz. Mrs. T, Bahnsen. Mrs.
q n Nichols. Mrs. NJ. Battalion, NJ
or John Hahn. Mrs. W. l.. Creeeh, NJ