Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-05
SOCIETY
BY CAROL S. DIBBLE
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TO the Salem friends of the prospect
/, i've bridegroom, is that of Miss Pearl
NJ. Dalton of Portland and Lieutenant
n. Paul Bennett, Z. S. A., which has
just been announced by the parents of
the bride-elect, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T..
Dalton Of Portland.
Mr.. Bennett is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs Z. A. Bennett Of Salem, who re-
side at 1880 Chemeketa street. He
has many boyhcod aequaintances in
Salem, having graduated from the Sa-
lem high school, and afterwards taking
a course at Willamette University. He
later graduated from the North Pa
cific Dental college. His father is own
er of the Capital City Nursery COM
Ipany of Salem. Lieutenant Bennett be-
longs to the Delta Sigma Delta, and
several dental organizations as we'll
He is a member of the dental surgery
service of the United States army sta
toned at Vancouver, Washington.
Miss Dalton possesses an, exceedingly
winning personality and like her fl
anee is very popular with a large host
of friends She is actively engaged in
war relief activities, being secretary
of the field hospital auxiliary of Camp
Lewis.
The wedding of the young couple
will take place Saturday evening at
1874 Talbot road.
Lieutenant Bennett parents and
his brother, Gordon Bennett, will go
up from here Saturday morning to at
tend the wedding.
A merry evening of entertainment
was shared by the members of the Kid
Komedy Klub last night, when Miss
Lulu R. Walton was a delightful host
ess in their honor, at her home, 375 !
South Seventeenth street. The Kid
Kome6y Klub comprises a group of
pupils from the Fish School of Express
sion and was organized by Mrs. Fish
several years ago. Since then this
youthful band of entertainers have ap-
peared successfully on numerous pro-
grams both in and outside of Salem.
Miss Walton, who was recently pre-
sented in her graduating recital under
Mrs. Fish, is planning to leave for the
east the middle of the month. where
she will continue her expression work
at the Curry school in Boston. Hence
the party last evening was in the ma
ture of farewell gatheing, anticipat-
ing Miss Walton s departure.
The rooms were fragrant with mass
IS of lovely roses, Transforming every ;
nook and corner into bowers of rich
md col0rful bloom. Jolly games and ]
guessing contests furnished a variety )
If diversion. r
The guests were: Miss Florence Cart
wright, Miss LaVon Coppock, Miss Lo- q
ena Walton, Donald Davidson, Albert I
SCHNEIDER, Turfield SCHNEIDER, Theo- +
lore Howard, David Howard, Rex How Q
.rd.
Word has been received by Mrs. R. t
}. Boise that her sister, Mrs Charles t
IcNary will arrive in Salem from e
Washington, d. c., tomorrow morning. a
he will be accompanied by Miss Nina
IcNary and Miss Margaret Stolz. Mrs. D
feNary will pass the summer in Sa- I,e
am
Mrs II w Tnlson who has been on
,y;nn visit of several months in So-
I'M, as the guest Of her sister, Mrs
!. Cartwright, will return to her home
|, San Francisco tb;s evening. Mrs.
illson formerly resided in Salem and
as many friends here. who are re-
retting her departure for the south.
Ms Oh rort,,r.;crh+ ;astr,,otor
tho Englisb dena rtment of the Dal-
. b;ob school. came home fast even
. 70 Ma her amt farewell. returning
Dallas this morning Miss Cart,
r;oht,s school will close about the
;ddle of .une.
iuuio N1;r 1o ~ oune. c,,.t.r;oht wbo bos
.ar .aacb;nc in tbo Woodburn schools
10 wear arrived heme Saturday fol-
vino the compleion of her term.
wing '"0 S0
Mrs Martha w Evans of Columbus,
NJ wbo 10 maxine an indefinite visit
Sslen en- as the eS,est Of her niece,
70 carl Gregg Donev spent yester-
~ in Portland Mrs Evans is the
soA q amt of Miss Elsie Evans.
eca of Mrs Donev whose STAY in
Ieu, few summers apo is remember
.N | a." iors.a a;raIo &c fr;ends
Mrs Evana, arrival in salem fob