Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-17
By MABEL GARRETT

/ Mrs. Asahel Bush and two children,
Asahel and Stewart, returned this week
from Newport where they have been
for about six weeks.
In about ten days Mrs. Bush and the
children expect to leave for New York
where they will join Mr.. Bush before
he leaves for France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal T. Patton, 1865
State street have returned home from
Tillamook, where they have been for
several weeks visiting Mrs. r. NJ. Saw
age, sister of Mrs. Patton. They
vert accompanied thert by their chill
dren, Reta, Charles and Lloyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Jory and Mrs. Patton IS mother
Mrs. Goodrich. Mr.. and Mrs. Jory have
been in Oregon visiting relatives for
some time. Today Mrs. Patton and the
Jorys will motor to Portland where Mr.
and Mrs. Jory will remain for a short
time visiting Mrs. Jory's sister, Mrs.
Clair Simeral. Later they will leave
Portland for California by boat.
Miss Lucille Emmons was one of six
girls who were guests at house par
ty given by Miss Susie Boone Paige
at her home in Portland before her
marriage to E. M. Ehrhardt Of Lewis
ton Idaho.
Miss Emmons and Mrs. Ehrhardt
were intimate friends when they at
tended Lincoln high school together in
Portland,
The wedding was solemnized We'd
nesday at high noon, when the Rev.
Thomas jenkins of st. David's Episeo-
pal church performed the impressive
double ring ceremony.
The bride was dressed in white satin
with full length tulle veil caught
with a pretty wreath of orange bios
SONS She carried shower bouquet Of
bride S roses and white sweet peas. The
maid Of honor, Miss Caroline Paige
wore pretty blue gown, while the four
bridesmaids, Miss Roberta Powell of
Houston, Texas, Miss Ethel Kraus OF
Seattle Miss Virginia Mae Kenzie and
Miss Jennet Hancock were all dressed
in dainty pink frocks.
Miss Emmons played Mendelssohn' $
wedding marlh and accompanied Miss
Lilah Rodgers, who sang "At Dawn
ing"
After the wedding there was a re-
ception given to the wedding guests
The bride is graduate of the Uni
versity Of Washington and the groom is
president of the Empire National bank
in Lewiston, Idaho.
The couple are enjoying an extended
wedding trip and are not planning to
be at home in Lewiston until October
first
Sunday morning a group Of Salem
people mctored to the coast. They
visited all of the Tillamook beaches
and returned through Seaside and AS
toria. The party included Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Garfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Dav
is and Mr. and Mrs. 2. e. Fullerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield, who separat-
ed from the crowd at Astoria wednes.
day morning returned to Salem, but
Mr.. and Mrs. Fullerton and Mr.. and
Mrs Davis motored up to Long Beach,
Washington, where they will stay for
several days.
The Salem friends of Miss Aretas sBar-
rett, daughter of the late Senator c. A.
Barrett and Mrs Jennie T.. Barrett,
will be interested to hear of her mar
riage to Cal G. Clinton.
The wedding which took place in
Portland at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert j. Stites was very simple owing
to the recent death of Senator G. A..
Barrett. Gloves Coronation" was
sung by Aylyard with Miss Helen Cal
broth and Miss Evelyn Calbreth ac-
gompanying on the piano and violin
respectively. Lohengrin 's wedding
march was played by the Misses Cal.
breth, and the double ring ceremony
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