Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-01

Lilly, on Portland He1ghtS, was the
scene of pretty home wedding last
evening, when their daughter, Miss
Beatrice Lilly became the bride of
Alva R. Grout. About rs guests were
hidden for the ceremony and for the
reception which followed. The Rev.
JOSHUA Stanfield read the service, and
just before the entrance of the bridal
party, Miss Florence Cleveland sang a
love lyric. Miss Addie Bowie played
the wedding music.
"The bride was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Grace Lilly, as maid of hon
or, and little Helen Binford as flower
girl Merwin Rankin was best man..
The bride wore a gown of ivory toned
charmeuse adorned with pearls. Her
tulle veil fell to the bottom of the
gown, and she carried shower bouquet
of white roses. Miss Lilly wore a smart
frock of pale green tulle over silk and
carried pink sweet peas
cat the reception which followed
| the ceremony Miss Anne McMicken,
Miss Ruby Harmarstrom, Miss Kath-
crime Bridges, Miss Katherine STAINS
field, Miss Mary Stuart Smith and
Miss Grace Mackenzie assisted in the
dining room. al
"Both the bride and the bridegroom
are University of Oregon graduates.
Mrs. Grout is member of Gamma
, Phi Beta and Mr.. Grout is of Phi
Gamma Delta fraternity. He is connect
ed with the Willamette Iron & Steel
works in this city. After their return
from their wedding trip the young
couple will reside in Portland. Port
land Telegram.
Various Salem folk, who make dis
tinct point of finding and frequenting
unique and out of the way haunts, will
hear with both regret and interest that
the little Ann Davenport Tea House in
Portland near Council Crest, has chang
ed hostesses. The quaint charm of The
tea room and the personality OF its
hostess, Miss Elizabeth Matthews, has
He'd different visitors from Salem to
linger over the tea cups and discuss
with equal enthusiasm the view and
the secret of Miss Matthews tempt
ing scones.
For before entering upon her tea
house venture, Miss Matthews taught
lin the domestic science department of
an eastern college, and was lured away,
only by the charm which the Oregon
country held for her.
This summer, a sister of Miss Mat
lthews conducted the Ann Davenport
while Miss Matthews taught in the
Berkeley summer school. And having
accepted position as a member of the
faculty of Hawaii in Honolulu, her
sister will continue in the capacity OF
Hostess at the tea room.
However Miss Matthews still re-
tains her interest in the Ann Daven'
port and will return to Portland after
the close of her engagement IN the
islands.
The Order of the Eastern Star will
resume activities after two months
vacation, when it meets Tuesday even
ling. September fourth at the Masonic
Temple, as announced by Mrs. Eliza
beth Shafer, Worthy Matron.
The jolly Neighbors auxiliary held
an all day session Tuesday with Mrs.
In. 7. Brock in her new home on Hood
street. The day was spent in doing Red
Cross work and at noon basket DIM
ner was served. During the afternoon
Az so was raised b. the sale Of cooked
foods, The funds will be u1a 8 -.I.'.l for Red
; Cross work.
The members present were Mrs J.
E. Crothers and son Gene, Mrs. +. ii.
Prothero and daughter Martha and son
lStephen. Mrs. D. NJ. Grouse, Mrs. A. NJ.
Gleason, Mrs. T. j. Lounds and da9gh-
tiers Alice and Katherine, Mrs. A Bor'
ldener and daughter Aneen, Mrs. H; j.
Roock and son Albrecht, Miss Alice
,Booek, Mrs. c. H. Loomis, Miss Letha
Creason, Mrs. John Fisher, Mrs. NJ J.
Bovce, Mrs. w. L. Hatch and son Don
aid. Outside guests were Mrs. J. =. Hiie
man and SON Howard, Mrs. T. J. Red
eriek and daughter Margaret Louise
Mrs. II. M. White of North Platte, Neb,
Mrs. w. A. Hailmann and daughter
Elizabeth.
The next meeting viii be Thursday
lafternoon with Mrs. A. NJ. Gleason.
Friday afternoon about thirty
friends of Mrs. Esther Armstrong as
sembled at the W. C. 7. u. hall in hon
or of her seventy seventh birthday.
Among the guests were drs. w. H,
Strausbaugh, daughter and grandson
Richard Strausbaugh, Mrs. F. J. Boyd,
granddaughter and June Boyd, great
granddaughter of the honored guest.