Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-20
SOCIETY
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By ALINE THOMPSON

By ALINE THOMPSON
-HE inviting grounds surrounding
the residence of the Daniel j.,
\ Frys will be the scene of a "twl-
light" gathering tomorrow evening,
when they will entertain in honor OF
the new members of the First Congre-
gational church.
All members of the church, and also
their friends, are asked to participate
in the festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asahel Bush and two
small sons, Asahel Jr., and Stewart,
motored home from their summe place
at Agate Beach Tuesday. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Bush's mother,
Mrs. William H. Boot, and w. Melvin
| Plimpton, the latter of whom went to
the beach with Mr.. Bush Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cronise re-
turned yesterday morning from Al
bany, where they went Tuesday to
attend the marriage of their oldest son,
Ralph Cronise, to Miss Greta Fort
miller, a popular Albany girl.
MrS. NUN DdJte anu Z SIohu
daughter. Miss Marie Chittenden, ar
rived in Salem today from San Fran
cisco. California. Miss Chittenden has
been in the south with her grandmoth-
er for the past two years, having gone
soon after her graduation from the
Salem high school.
La Grande, Or, Sept. 19.-Another
University of Oregon romance bios
somed into matrimony Monday evening
in this city when Mary Alice Hill,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Hill,
was united in marriage to Ernest Wat
kins, of Bandon, Or. now a quarter
master sergeant stationed at Fort Stev-
ems. The Hill home was handsomely
decorated. Rev. G. L. Clark, pastor OF
ttthe Presbyterian church, offlc1ated,
using the ring ceremony. Ray Couch, a
fraternity brother of the groom and
also well known collegiate football
player, attended the groom and MISS
Helen Gurrey, a elassmate and sorority
sister of the bride, was the bridesmaid
The bride was graduated from Oregon
in the same class as the groom this
year, and both were popular and proml
Inent in academic and fraternity circles
at IUp uDlNeTbllI. VII NolhihS ""'
president of the newly formed honol
society and belonged to the Alpha Tar
Omega, while the bride is a Gammi
Phi Beta.
MANY prominent Willamette valley
people were among the large humble
of guests who attended the Wedding
Oregonian.
Golf devotees will be interested It
know that o group of players from tn
Eugene Country club will be in Salen
Sunday and will be guests of the Sa
lem club.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Hockett of High
land, left Tuesday for Kokomo, Ind
ana, where they will visit for a mont
or more. They were accompanied b,
their nephew, Fred Cline.
Miss Mabel Nicholson has returne
from Seaside where she has been eI
loving a couple of weeks outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Cook have return
ed from a motor trip to the Tillamoo
beaches.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas c., Smith Jr
and young son, Malcolm, spent Satu
day in Portland, having motored dow
for the day.
Mrs. Lowell Roach of Roseburg
passing several days in Salem, and
visiting at the home of Mrs. Lena Me-
ley on South Church street.
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A programme replete with deligh
full numbers was given last night.
the state penitentiary and was EMO,
ed by an appreeiative audience. Cred
= is due to Mrs. Emma Koekler who a
# ranged the entertainment.
Here is the programme:
Piano solo-Simpliditv -.--.~- Ii
Is Miss Mamie HOmyer
a Solo-Slave Song .---.---...----- hles
n Mrs. Cora hendry
is Mrs. Arthur Rain
to Solo-The Sunshine of Your Smile
Miss Martha Corrodi
Piano solo-Wayside Chapel -..-Wlls'
Thusnelda oKehler