Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-06

tNAoH Hdil LH6b were u6G Dy nLlle Mar
Igaret owafford attired in red, white
and blue frock, who presented then
with tiny silk flag to which was at
tached cards announcing the engage
ment of Miss Sadye Evelyn Ford to
Garland E. Hollowell of Gladstone. He
is stationed at Camp Lewis, American
Lake, with battery D, field artillery
Ihe date Of the wedding has not bGen
set.
Miss Ford was assisted in receiving
bv her sister, Mrs. Harold A. Swat
ford, Mrs. Charles Leonard and Miss
Nina Hollowell, sister of Mr.. Hollowell.
Assisting in the reception room were
Mrs. Meta Barlow Lawrence and Miss
Mollie Rose.
Miss Ford was attired in pale pink
Grape meteor and Georgette crepe
with touches of apple green. Mrs. Har-
old Swafford wore an attractive gown
of red satin; Mrs. Charles Leonard,
pale blue silk embellishel with gold;
Miss Rose, brown silk and chiffon;
Mrs. Lawrence, white lace. Corsage
bouquets of heliotrope, Cecil Brunner
roses and maidenhair ferns were worn
by those receiving.
Assisting in serving during the af-
ternoon were Mrs. E. E. Brodie, Mrs.
George Swafford, who presided at the
table, and by Mrs. Viola Gordon
Wright of Portland; Mrs. T. W. JOHN
son of Portland; Mrs. B. +. Ford of
Stayton, Or; Mrs. Owen O. Ford of
Portland; Miss Louise Walker, Miss
Evelyn Harding.
Miss Ford is one of the well known
pianists of this city. She was born in
the south, and comes from a prominent
suthern family. She has resided in Ore
gon most of her life At Eugene Miss
Ford was assistant piano instructor of
the University Of Oregon. Since taking
up her residence in this city she has
been organist of the Methodist church
of which her father. Rev. T. B. Ford,
was nastor for some time.
1t was while organist in the church
in this city that Miss Ford and Mr.
Hollowell's S romance commenced. He
was tenor soloist of their CHR until
enlisting at Camp Lewis. Miss Ford
has appeared on many occasions in this
city in concert, and has host of
friends here, as has also Mr.. Hollowell.
tr. Hollowell is the son of J. M.
Hollowell of Gladstone. He attended
the 0. A. G.. and while a student of
that institution was soloist of the
glee club, and was also member of
the Apollo club of Portland during his
residence there. He also spent some
time in Hood River before taking upI
his home in the former city. He is a |
native of Indiana.-Oregonian.
The Woman s Social Circle of the
Central Congregational church wRl
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. E. |
E. Cooper in the Hubbard building, Sor
its regular monthly meeting.
Several days ago, ~. and Nrs. Ger
I'D Volk entertained with an informal
Itag dinner at their home ON North
capitol street.
Later in the evening the men we're
oined by their wives, all of whom
we're members of the P. E. o. Sister
80 and had assembled earlier in the
vening at the home of Mrs. George
Wood.
They came garbed in Hallowe ZEN at
ire, arriving just in time for the re- ]
reshments and closing gayeties.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
on McGilchrist, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
/. Bolinger, DR.. and Mrs. C. H. Epley, q
[r. and Mrs. G. w. Laf1ar, DIR. and :
[rs. R. W. Walton, Mr.. and Mrs .
Gorge Wood, the Misses Laura Grant, =
lyce Hollister, Anna Welsh and B. j. =
Tiles.