Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-02
SOCIETY

A simple, quiet wedding was solemn
lied Monday afternoon at two thirty,
when Miss Frances Citizens was given
in marriage to Paul Brown at the
home of the bride s parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Edward Citizens of north Cottage
street. Only immediate relatives of the
couple were present to witness the GER
emony, which was read by the bride 3
father, Rev. Citizens. The wedding,
which came as surprise to all, was
hastily planned because of the fact
that Mr.. Brown may be called to war
soon. After the marriage they left for
Portland for short stay before re-
.Inlng their respective positions. Mr. /
brown il principal of the public sehoolI
in b1fus, Wash. and Miss Citizens
tea hes u the high school at Culver,
regGn.
Miss Flora M. Case, the city libra
rian, left this morning for Corvallis
where she will attend the convention
on food conservation.
The church parlcgs of the First. Pres [
byterian church were the scene of j
jolly party recently, when the Pastor
Carl II. Elliott entertained the junior I
After spending a happy s
afternoon in playing games, the little '
people went to the Spa, where dainty ;
were served. The junior I
congregation is composed of the chill
lren to whom a little sermonette is 2
given each Sunday morning before the
'egular sermon.
Those who enjoyed the party were !.
Florence Powers, Dorothy and Mar
orie Brant, Constance and Teddy 4,
smith, Paal Purvine, Margaret Lewis,
ruth Buckner, John Eaton, Elizabeth
4oomis, Anna and Mary McUracken,
tosalie Buren, Florence Jones, Lester
tabe, Dorothy and Constance Smart,
Milford HulseR Arlie Newberry,
.ewis Kays, Chas., Joseph and Louise
Iunn, Earle Ferris, Hugh and Dwight
dams, Clifford and Hobart Wilson, -,
ohm Elliott and Robert Walker. Nj
An extremely quiet wedding took
lace yesterday morning at ten o CLOCK
the Central Congregational church
hen Herbert Morsan was united in
arriage to Miss Vera Shipman, with
ev. II. G. Stover officiating. The
'ide was dressed in a taupe travel of
G suit and white hat and carried sea
retty bouquet of white carnations. tor
ISIS Shipman is of Salem, and Mr.. ba,
orsan lives in Brooks. They left for lin
short wedding trip. gu,
Miss Mildred Bartholomew who has ,,a 1a
en visiting friends in Salem left to Il
y for Portland, where she teaches tho
in the Sellwood community wa,
use. cd
A. E. Watson, who has been visiting =
Illinois for the past four months, tive
s returned to Salem His niece, Mrs. MAJ
d. Steiginger, and two children of of
rrest, Ill.,, accompanied him. They Yea
Il remain to make their home in Sa- tea,
u har
Miss Vernita Kohlhagen was the fCm
stess Monday evening, at her home this
Roseburg, at dinner party given fort
honor of Miss Marjorie Brown, win
lighter of Attorney General and Mrs 1oI,
o. M. Brown of Salem. Covers were car,
ced for eight. The table was very Mr.
'ttily decorated with a centerpiece Wa
poinsettias, Christmas holly and Doc
emery with place cards appropriate cd /
the season. The rooms We're artis- vao,
ally decked with masses of green Yea,
I. After dinner the guests enjoyed fean
pleasant theater party in honor of fbe
IS Brown S birthday, tbe
hose who enjoyed this affair be- afte
es the hostess, Miss Kohlhagen, +ba
'e the Misses Dale eoshaw, Mae the
Il, Leta beiiows, Leone Coshow ana pion
guest ol hohor MISS broWh' FC
Gr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shisler left Sa- of :
yesterday after visiting with Mrs III
sler's aunts, Mrs. G. Brown and win
5. Olinder. People will remember "a
. Shisler as Miss Gertrude Cunning ker
!, one of the charming June brides. Soco
Shisler who was graduated from inso,
lamette University in 1916. is now Bi
Icipal Of the high school at Har- Asel
urg, Oregon. Cieil