Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-06

Miss Ruth Rosebraugh, daughter Of
Mrs W. w. Rosebraugh of 1864 Che
meketa street, is attending the sum
mer school session Of Berkeley. Word
has been received that she is enjoying
her work very much and that the
weather is very pleasant.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Olive
Meteaf Hand, who is instructor in the
Teachers Training department at Sa-
lem high school. Miss R0sebraugh is
specializing in English and history as
well as taking an active interest in
such sports as swimming and tennis.
Mrs. Allan Bynon has been entertain
ing as her guest, Miss Alice Dabney
of Portland. Miss Daltney formerly
lived here and so has many friends here
whom she enjoyed meeting again. She
was accompanied by her grandmother
Mrs. Crane.
They were here to participate in the
home coming events at Wilson Park.
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After ten days visit in Portland
Mrs. W. G.. Knighton, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. E. E, Waters, has re-
turned to Salem. Mrs. Knighton for
merly lived here and has been the in
spiration of many delightful affairs
during her visit. She plans to prolong
her stay until the last of July when
she will return to her home in Okla
homa.
Of interest to the students of the
Oregon Normal school is the announce
ment of the marriage of Miss Carol
Hogue and Julius Krebs which was sol
emnized recently in Portland. The we'd
ding took place in the Mispah Presby-
terian church before q large number
of friends and relatives. 1t was mag
nificent affair with every detail work
ed out in an elaborate fashion. Miss
LYDIA Bell, Salem girl who has been
teaching in the Salem schools for sew
eral years, was one Of the bridesmaids.
Miss Bell and Mrs. Krebs were init
mate friends ana classmates at the Ore
gon Normal and graduated together in
the class of 1914.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krebs will make their
home in Portland where he is in bus
mess as an engraver,
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The patriotic relief division of the
Oregon w. G. T. U. provided ice cream
for the 800 soldiers in the Vancouver
hospital as a special Fourth of July
treat. Mrs. w. f. Honey is the chair
man of the cantonment hospital de-
partment of the Oregon patriotic re-
lief division, which organization has
charge of the relief work for the
state of Oregon under the council OF
defense. Each week Mrs. Honey and
members of her committee visit the
boys in. the Vancouver hospital and
take books, flowers, jellies and home
made candy and fruit. Mrs. Honey
and her committee served the cream
to the boys.
A quiet home wedding occurred last
Sunday morning when Miss Louanna
M. Brown became the bride of Joseph
R. Whitby at the bride 8 home. The
affair was simple in every respect and
the impressive ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Richard N. Avison. Be-
sides the immediate family the only
guests were the Misses Olga Monson
and Della Ransom friends of the bride.
Mr.. Whitby, former Willamette
university student, is civil engineer
and is now working for the govern
ment in the building of roads in the
spruce country.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitby left irnmedi- |
ately for Portland and La Grande |
They will make their home in Salem. |
Much interest is being manifested |
In the prospective visit to Portland of |
Miss Lena Madison Phillips, attorney,
Of Lexington, KY, who has been
chosen to direct the work of perfect
ing the national program of war ser.
vice for business and professional wo-
men,, says the 0regonian.
Every business and professional
woman feels that because of her train
ng and experience she owes a special
md particular duty to her country in
his critical time and every woman is
anxious to find the niche where her
services will be most effective in fur.
'herlng the great object of winning 1
ne war and will be interested in meet
ng Miss Phillips. She has message
or them and she hopes also to CLEAN
rom the women of the west sugees-
ions that will be of value in the dc.
'elopment of the plans for war serv.
ce.n
Members of Chi 0meba sorority will
70 interested to know that she is
member of that sorority, when in Port
and all of the Chi Omega girls are
'lannlng to attend her lecture and TO
ave her a special welcome Today
luncheon was given in her honor bv
few Of the prominent and profession
men of Portland. She will probably
isit other cities along the coast in
er work of perfecting the national
rogram Of war service for business
'cmen of the country.
Mrs. W. c. Dyer is entertaining as
er house guest, Mrs. H. G. Large and
er little daughter, Harriet. Mrs. Large
ormerly lived in Portland but is now
eslding in Los Angeles, California.
Mrs Dyer and Mrs. Large were for
lerly college friends when they were
tudents at the University of Oregon.
irs. Large expects to be in Salem for
ome time visiting friends.
Mrs. d. r .Tarmap of 6e2 North Tn.
rty left recently for visit in east