Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-07
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Mrs. Ernest Hofer and her daughter
Miss Florence Hofer, who have bee
sojourning in San Francisco, Californif
for a few weeks, came home tc
day. During the last week of their sta.
in the south they were the guests 0
their relatives, Mrs. Andrew Hofer an,
daughter, Miss Marie Hofer Of Pasa
dena, Calf, who are passing the sum
mer in San Francisco. Mack Hofer, VIII
accompanied his mother and siste
south, is now with his family in Ber
kelley. They expect to remain in Califor
MIA for several weeks longer, motorin,
home about the first of August.
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Mrs. James A. Wilson is passing
few weeks at Seaside and is the CUES
of Mrs. E. E. Merges of Portland, whit
has opened her cottage there for thu
season.
"A party of Portland folk including
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Cannon, Mr.
and Mrs. Merrill Bruce Moores and Mr.
and Mrs. George Nevins motored to
Salem early in the week and were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs NJ L. Jones at
" Labish Meadows. +" They made the
trip from Portland in the Cannon car,
leaving Wednesday for Albany to at
tend the round up.
Miss Edith johnson, who has been
the guest of Mrs. A. L. Wallace for
several days, has left for her home in
Scranton, Penn. Mrs. Wallace accom-
panied her guest to Portland.
A merry childrens party was given
on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Jos
eph Bauch for her little daughter, Mar
jorie, on her first birthday anniver-
sary.
About dozen wee tots participated
in the frolic, and the afternoon was
made merry with fireworks. Later the
party closed with refreshments, the
youngsters circling a table decked with
huge basket of red rambler roses.
Tiny cakes marked the placed.
Mrs. George Miller assisted Mrs.
Bach.
The little guests were Angeline Sun
din, VERONA Caldwell, Marie Klutke,
Genevieve Sundin, Kenneth Hirons,
Juanita Hepner, Claire Hepner, La
Vergne Proctor Norvel Hirons, Ethel
Hepner and Jack Hepner.
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Scores of music lovers from all over
the state floeked to Portland this week
to attend the Music Festival at the new
auditorium. The presentation of g Eli
jah by F. Mendelssohn Bartholdy,
was given on the opening night and
the occasion was the greatest musieally
in Portland Is history.
Among the Salem folk who attended
the festival were: Mrs. Walter Denton,
Miss Beatrice Shelton, Miss Minnetta
Mayors and Miss Elma Weller.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Roberts will
have as their guests for the week end
Mr. and Mrs Percy Young of Albany:
who will motor to Salem tomorrow on
their way to Hood River.
Next week the Roberts and their chill
dren will leave for Agate Beach to open
their cottage for the season.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. II. B.
Goodin was the scene OF an exceptional
ly pretty wedding yesterday after
noon when Mrs. Goodin S nephew, Rev.
Fran, Rissley Kennei, of Berkeley, Cal.
and Miss Ruth Epperson of Richmond.
al, plighted their troth.
A feature of the wedding was the
of the ceremony by two
Rev. William G. Elliott of
ortland and Rev. James Heady of this
.ity.
The bride wore a charming gown of
white net and lace, and carried bou-
luet of pink and white carnations. She
was given in marriage by her brother,
Heber Epperson of Richmond, Cal.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Mabel Patrick, and little Fern
acted as ring bearer, carry
ng the ring in huge easter lily.
The residence was deeked with Caro-
ine Testout roses, Canterbury bells,
md lavendar sweet peas, and the eere |
nony was performed beneath an arch Of /
,aster lilies and ivy. Following the GER |
mony a buffet lunch was served.
A huge basket of pink Cochet roses
md lavendar sweet peas centered the
able, over which Mrs. Arthur Ii. Moore |
md Mrs. John Risley of Milwaukee, Or,
,resided.
Assisting in the serving were the !
Kisses Mary Starkweather of Milwau- I
lie, Or, Miss MABEL Patrick and Mar
tarct Goodin.
Rev. and Mrs Kennel left for So
ourn at Seaside and upon their re-
urn will make their home in Berkeley, I
al. Rev. Kennel has a number of
riends in Salem having at one time
ttended the Willamette University for /
few months.
Mrs. c. p. Bishop went to Portland
his morning to attend the Salem picnic /
[ the Oaks.
Wednesday, Mrs. Bishop will leave +
orr Pendleton to Join Mr.. Bishop who
as been there for few weeks in the
interests of his business.
She viii spend several weeks in Pen
Teton and will be the guest of her son
nd laughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
;. Bishop,
Miss Louemma Waters, the young
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wat
rs, of Portland, is the guest of her
randmother, Mrs. f. +. Waters She
ame today and is planning to spend
le greater part of the summer in Sa-
IN.