Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-24

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in Honolulu where her husband is sta
toned as q sergeant. She recently re-
turned to the states and has been Wis.
iting friends in Seattle. She left the
middle Of the week for San Jose where
her former home is. She does not plan
TO return to Hawaii but win teach
school in Nevada during the winter.
Mrs Robert L. Lamkin visited in
Salem a part Of the week as a guest of
her mother, Mrs. S. E. Oliver. 334
South Winter street. She was married
recently and viii be remembered as
Miss Mignon Oliver, who graduated
from Salem high school with the class
of 1911.
She mOtored down from Portland
Sunday and returned later to Seattle
where she has been for the past three
years. About the first Of the year she
plans to leave for South America where
she will Join her husband, who is now
on his way. He is a mining engineer
and expects to take up that line of
work there.
William 6. Prunk Of 333 South
Church street is enjoying a visit from
his cousin, Mrs. Sammie Mottar and
her sister, Mrs. Deiiah Tass, both Of
Springfield, Illinois. They have been
in Portland attending the Grand Army
of the Republic eneampment. On their
way west they visited many places of
interest, but are enjoying Salem's eli
mate immensely. Mrs. Effie Prunk of
Turner, who is sister of Mrs. Mottar
and Mrs. Tass, is visiting with her son
and family, W. G. Prunk.
A party of Salem men, who have been
spending their vacation in hunting on
the Umpqua river for the past two
weeks, are expected home Tuesday. They
have found delightful camping ground
and are enjoying their vacation immense
ly. The party included DIR. NJ. C. Find
ley and son, Bayard, Oscar B. Gingrich,
II. II. Vandervort, William Trindle, W.
c. Winslow and Judge Bingham.
Miss Alice Seely of Portland has
been spending the week with Miss
Florence Elgin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Elgin, GA South Capitol
street. Miss Seely, who is cousin of
Miss Elgin, will return the first of the
week.
Clarence Burnett, who is here from
the east spending the summer with his
sisters, expects to return to his home
Ottumwa, Iowa, a week from tomorrow.
The sisters whom he has been visiting
are Mrs. p. Z. Fullerton and Mrs. Ada
Letram.
Tomorrow Mrs. II. N. Styles and
daughter, Maureen, are expected by
friends in the city. Mrs, Styles is from
Pullman, Washington, but is making
her home permanently in Salem. Mr..
Styles came in May and is now engaged
in business here. Until the Styles fam
lily are located, Mrs. Styles and daugh-
ter win be guests Of Mrs. p +. Full
lerton, 1895 State street.
A very quiet wedding occurred yes
terday morning at ten O'Clock in the
Catholic church when Miss Elizabeth
Driseoll of Los Angeles became the
bride Of Nennis Miller of Portland. The
,ouple were attended by Mr.. and Mrs,
Wise of Portland and the eere-
mony was performed by Rev. Berch.
The couple left soon after the wedding
for Portland where they will make
heir home.
Mrs. Ivan Belhnger and children, Jane
and Ivan Ellsworth, Jr., have
returned from several weeks visit
with friends in SCOTS Mills and sil-
sertOn.
Mr.. ana Mrs. B. F. Carrier Of 1905
'ourt street, returned Thursday evening
from a motoring trip to Mount Hood
where they were the guests at their
,ousin's home, j. d. Smnllin. They were
rome three weeks and were accompanied
~ Miss Floy Dutton, teacher Of Sa'
EN-.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c Miles and daugh'
.ers, Lyra and Eva, also motored up TO
Mount Hood with the Carriers and re-
urned with them as far as Portland,
where they win remain for few days
Mrs. Amelia Cossalman win leave TO.
norrow to make her home in Portland,
where she has been transferred by tkel
v Noolworth company. For the past -four
aanths she has been assistant manager
4 the store here and in Portland win
eeure better POSITION. She will be
eeoRd assistant manager in charge of
he office department, with several
iris under her direction.
L. \. Myers, baritone. viii sing two
olss AZ the birst Baptist church sun.
az. In the morning the offertory viii
e ''The Plains Of Peace" Barnard,
nd in the evening, "Lead Me all the
vay," BY Briggs
Miss Eva Scott. 1000 Leslie street. /
Fas hostess 10 the members Of the J.