Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-19
III SOCIETY'fiE1
By ALINE THoMPsoS


Creighton and Miss Mabel Creighton
returned Saturday.
Mrs. Dancy passed several days II
Portland, having motored down last
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. TripI
who were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
James A. Wilson for a day or so. Mrs
Wilson also accompanied her guests tc
Portland, returning Thursday.
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Mrs. Asahel Bush spent the day yes
terday in Portland.
Miss Anna Paul who has been pass
ing several weeks in Salem as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Henry X. Merwirt,
will leave Sunday for her home in Buff
falo, New York.
Celebrating their first reunion in
twenty five years are Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Brunk Of Eola and the latter IS broth
er-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Misel, of Wenatchee, Wash
ington, who arrived Saturday.
Mrs. Misel will remain for several
weeks visit, while Mr.. Misel will re-
turn earlier.
The visitors are former residents OF
Eola and have many friends to welcome
them. The week end was passed motor
ing to nearby valley towns, an interest
ing incident of the trip being visit
to the Tillotson place near Riekreall,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Misel were mar
ried October 30, 1884, and where Mr..
and Mrs. Brunk celebrated their we'd
ding December 2, 1886.
Miss Greta Phillips has gone to Port
land where she will be the guest OF
friends for week or more.
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Mrs. Frank Bligh gave a small chill
dren Is party on Thursday afternoon for
her young nephew, Master Jack Short
ridge, of Cloverdale, who has been Wis
iting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. F. Rhodes.
Games were played during the early
part of the afternoon, and later the
merrymaking was closed with refresh
ments.
Miss Harriet Rigdon is spending q
few weeks in jefferson as the guest OF
Mrs. j. G. Fontaine.
The marriage of Miss Marian Belle
Fox to Hurbert B. Wolfe of Browns
Vile took place on Wednesday after
noon June the thirtieth at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Patrick on the
Oak Grove road.
Rev. Thomas Starbuck of Portland
performed the ceremony which was at
tended by few immediate relatives
and close friends Of the couple.
The bride wore a tailleur of blue
,loth and carried Moreschal Neil roses.
Miss Rose Bodayla was brides maid
and Devane Gibson acted as best man.
The rooms were attractive with
profusion Of genista and roses.
Following the ceremony supper was
served and Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe left for
Portland where they will make their
home.
Miss Thelna Young, the young
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
). Belle, has returned home after
short visit in Portland where she was
the guest of relatives.
Miss Jesse Gilfillin of Union, Oregon,
arrived in Salem yesterday for a rev
days visit and is the guest of Mrs.
Hooper at the Court Apartments. :,
Later in the week, Miss Gilfillin will
be the guest of Mrs. Henry A. Cornoy-
err
Mrs. Margaret Cabe will be hostess
for the aid society of the Woman s Re
lief Corps on Thursday afternoon
IL has been requested that all mem
bers who wish to participate IN the al,
ternoon meet at the Marion Park not
later than las O'Clock to take the
motor to West Salem where the hostess
resides.
Friday afternoon the members Of the
corps win meet at the City View eeme-
tery to observe memorial exercises IN
memory of all members who are at rest
there.
The ladies win please bring bask-
cts of flowers for the occasion so that
the graves may be prettily decorated
Mrs. Walter l.. McDougal with her
small son, Walter Jr., left Sunday Tor
Buffalo, New York, where she will be
the guest of Mr.. McDougal's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. McDougal.
She will be away for several weeks,
ana win accompany the MeDougals to
their summer place at Lewistown, near
Niagara Falls, where she will pass the
part of her stay in the east.
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A very interesting piano recital was
riven Friday afternoon by the younger
1upils of Miss Margaret Fisher, at her
al ~
The rooms were attractive with
,rofusion OF yellow genista and We're
'iled with parents and friends OF tne
youthful performers.
Assisting with the programme We're
diss Lucille Moore, who gave read
ng, and dainty little Maxine Myers
Who sang a sole. 81
Following the programme refresh
aents were served by Mrs. /, \. ira I
er, Miss Lucille Moore and Miss ter
rude west.
The numbers Of the programme were /
IL creditably given, and included;
Joliday Spirits, march ....-.. Englemann I
Louise Sehacfer, Miss Fisher
little Canary ...S............-.-'....-----.' now
Francis Follows
.ondon Bridge ...........,....,.-.-..-,-, Lawson
Grace White
in Arms -......-.,,.-....-.. Kern (
Dorothy Baker
ounds of Springtinle ....,.,s..-,,- Weh1ei
Dorothy Hohson II
histle Down Two Step .-,....,,,. head 4
Macy Ki0htliuger