Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-22
SOCIETY
By MABEL GARRETT

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One Of the important events Of thl
week was the wedding which was sol
emnized yesterday st high nooH sheT
Miss Victoria Cave became the brids
Of David Allen ByeFlee Of Eugene. Ths
wedding toOk place at the home of the
brides parents on North capitO
street in the presence of many rela
tives and friends. Mrs. F. 7. Porter
performed the ring ceremony which was
used
Mrs. Byerlee has been instructor in
voice at the Eugene Bible university
fer the past year and is well known
in Salem as sOlOist at the Christian
church. After the wedding the couple
left for Eugene where they viii make
their home. Mr.. Byerlee is doing news
paper work for the Eugene Guard.
Mrs Charles Hardt left Sunday for
Newport for a vacation. She plans TO
return the latter part Of the week.
Miss Lucille Traglio was called TO
Salem from her home in Portland the
first part Of the week, on account of
the illness of her grandmother, Mrs.
Pauline Traglio, 1881 North 18th street.
She viii remain for some time before
returning 10 Portland.
Mrs. +. W. Bailey, whose home is in
Portland returned this week after
spending a few days visiting Mrs. +,
W. Wallace Of 1863 b street Mrs.
Bailey and Mrs. Wallace were former
college friends at MeMinnville college.
A party Of Salem people who have
been at the coast for some time return
ed Tuesday. In the party were Mrs. f.
Hofer and daughter, Mrs. Allan By
non, and Miss Mckinney, who is Mrs.
Hofer's sister. Mrs Anna Hofer and
daughters, Marie and Dorothy, also ac-
eompanied them. They are here from
California and have been visiting IN
Oregon and Washington for some time.
Mr.. Hofer who was with the family
at the coast will remain for another
month. Mrs. Hofer and her daughter
Mrs. Bynon, may return in a week to
join him.
After weeks outing at Foley
Springs, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Downing
returned 10 their home, 245 North
Church street, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Lee, 439 Court
street returned home Tuesday evening
after spending a ten days vacation at
Among those spending their vacation
At Netarts are Frank Bligh and fam
ily. They motorcd over the latter part
Of last week.
The home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Hop Lee,
12J North 18th street, was the scene OF
q merry party yesterday afternoon,
when several friends gathered to cele-
brate little Loren Hop Lee S first birth
lay During the afternoon the guests
enjoyed many interesting and jolly
games and later dainty refreshments
we're served.
Mrs. Otto Wilson assisted Mrs. Hop
Lee and Elsie with the serving
Those who were present were Mrs
Ivan Bellinger and children, Jane
Elizabeth and Ivan Jr., Mrs otto Will
ion and children, Otto Wilson, Jr,, and
Margaret. Richard upjohn, Margaret
md Elizabeth Lewis
Among those motoring from Portland
o spend the week end were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Randall aud Bill Randall.
While here they were the guests Of
dr. and Mrs A. \, Huekestein, 1925
North Fourth street. Mrs. Huekestein
$ sister of Frank and Bill Randall,
Mrs. s. Il. Oliver Of 33i South Win
or is among the Salem visitors TO Port |
and this week. She is enjoying the at
raetions of the Grand Army Of the |
'epublic encampment there
After enjoying a delightful ten days
uting ut Astoria, Seaside aud other
caches, Mrs Bertha j, Darby return
4 the first Of the week,
Mount Hood is the attraction for a
lotoging party Of Salem people who
iill leave the last Of the week for
hort outing The party includes DIR.
! C. Scott and family and II, C, Hun
r. and family. They are planning 10
,turn Sunday,
Summer Complaint
Dnring the hot weather Of the sum.