Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-05
SOCIETY
By Carol S. DBbIe

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The annual election Of officers took
place at the regular meeting OF the
p. e. o. held at the home of Mrs. H.
w. Walton on Court street, last night.
The following members were placed In
office: President, Mrs. Gerald Volk;
vice president, Mrs. Caroline Selee;
recording secretary, Miss Alice Hol'
lister; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
q. w. I.aflar; treasurer, Mrs. @. A.
Wood: chaplain, Mrs. III. e. Bohnger;
guard, Mrs. H. @. Epley. The journal
ist and pianist, who receive office by
appointment, will be named at the
next meeting.
Delegates to the annual state CON
ference of the P. T.. O., which Will De
held here in May, were also elected az
the meeting last night. The four dele
gates chosen were: Mrs. W. E' klrk,
Mrs. w w. Moore, Mrs. Caroline Selee
and Mrs. William McGilehrist, Sr
Each member answered roll call with
the report Of some current event. me
next meeting will be at the residence
Of Mrs. I. R. Townsend.
Mrs. 7. G. Moreland, who has been
making an extended visit in Portland,
has returned to Salem and Will po
domiciled with her daughter, MIS-
Chester Moores, at the Court apart
ments for the time being, where sho
will be at home to her large circle OF
friends.
Mrs. Paul Fl. Hauser and son, Paul,
Jr.. returned yesterday from week
end visit in Eugene, where they were
the guests of Mr., and Mrs Lloyd D.
Hauser.
Mrs William Dohlander of Port
Land spent Yesterday in Salem as the
guest Of Mrs. f. p. Talkington, and
laughter. Miss Cora Talkington, at
4heir home on Chemeketa street.
The st. Paul s Guild Of the Episcopal
church will meet tomorrow afternoon
March 6, at the home of Mrs. George
Wood. 745 North Church street. A run
attendance is desired.
Mrs. Theo M. Barr went to Portland
today 10 meet her husband, who Is re-
turning from seven weeks eastern
trip. spent in revisiting his boyhoood
home at Dewitt, Iowa, after an an
sence of thirty five years, and numer-
ous other points Of interest, lnciudlng
Davenport, Iowa. Chicago and Peoria'
Illinois, Kansas City and Denver.
Enroute home, Mr. Barr visited ms
daughter at Spokane, Sister mary
Theodoria, who teaches in the academy
Of "our Lady Of Lourdes, +" situated
in that city.
Mrs. Victor Won Goetz of Portland
"A the guest Of Mrs. A. L. Wallace at
the Court apartments, for several days
Arthur L. Page and Miss JENNIE
Christine Jacobsen were united In mar
rage Sunday morning at eight 'cioeN
nj the Evangelical Association church.
18th and ChemelScta streets, kev. IA
cob Stocker officiating. Both the brlde
groom and the bride are well known III
Salem. Mrs Arthur Page having made
many friends, while employed in the
millinery department of Rostein and
Greenbaum.
Inc DTlut y ItlsbNlNhp ANfN
sofa, and the parents of Arthur rage
at 1908 Court street of this clty. me
bride was dressed in n becoming whlte
gown and carried n bouquet OF whitee
carnations. Otto Hahn, good frlend
of the couple, acted as best man, ana
Miss Clara Page, sister of the bride
groom and close friend dof the brlde,
assisted as brides maid, An informal
breakfast was rendered the young mar
Tied couple at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. s. French, after which they
started on their honeymoon trip to
Portland and the Columbia highway,
and either places Of interest, the bride
groom driving his ear. After their re-
turn they will make their home near
Jefferson on the ''Walnut Farm. "
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Evanson from Bow
Island, Canada, former neighhors or
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b, Page at this Alber-
ia town, were at the Marion hotel,
stopping on their return trip to Alber-
In, having toured California on.
their recent honeymoon trip. Their
attendance made the wedding doubly
interesting. After the wedding they
STAYED with the bridegroom s parents
ana are ledNihs lol - .i''9 W."
Those attending the wedding were;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B, Page, Mr.. and Mrs
c. d. Page, Clara Page, Gladys Page,
Iris Page Myrtle Page, Rubie Page,
Otto Hahn, Corvallis; Mrs. Hahn from
Corvallis, j. w. Dame, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. S. French, Marie French, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Tvanson, Bow Island, Alberta
Canada; Mrs. Nichols from Corvallis,
and Mrs J. Stocker.
Mrs. Charles IT, Castner, prominent
club woman Of Hood River aud chair
man of the Oregon division. State Coun
ell of Defense, viii spend this week
on a tour Of the Willamette valley,
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