Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-31

IN Portland tbs evening. Bishop and
Mrs. Sumner have been spending their
summer travelling in the east.
Miss Fannie Chamberlain. laughter
OF Senator aad Airs. Chamberlain. an
Hoaneed her betrothal to Horace ".
Tevis, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. sam c. lev
IS, at a smarE tea given recently in
Portland by Miss Cornelia Tevis. The
announcement which came as a surprise
to the guests Hss greeted with good
wishes The date for the wedding has
not been set as yet.
in speaking Of the bride-eleet the
O~reg0nian says. Miss Chamberlain
was educated in Washington, d. c.,
where Senator Chamberlain and fami-
lly have lived for several wears. The
bride-eleet also attended Miss CstliH 5
school in Portland. She made her for
NAL debut here, but spent the winter
following in Washington and has been
at Long Beach. Wash, for the season.
and so has not been in the city for
many OF the recent social affairs Miss
Chamberlain is 3 charming and inter
esting girl and socially popular.
"Ar. Tevis is in the lumber business
He is connected with the L. B. Meme
fee Lumber company, of which his faith
er is vice president. He also is manager
Of the Black Diamond Lumber com
pany, Of Winloek, Wash. He was grad
uated from Washington high school and
later attended business college and
took special studies that fitted him for
his present work. Mr.. Tevis is a cousin
of Lloyd Tevis of San Francisco. and
is socially prominent and popular in
%elubdom."
Mrs. Anna Bell Roberts, past depart
ment president Of Maryland, left yes
terday for her home in Baltimore. She
attended the meeting Of tho Grand Ar
my Of the Republic in Portland and
since then has been visiting Mrs. Lizzie
Smith.
Miss Mary Eyre, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Eyre, 1873 MilT street, is
planning to leave the latter part of
next week for North Bend. Miss Eyre,
who graduated from Willamette uni
versty in June, win be one of the in
strHetors in the department of history
in the North Bend high school.
Wednesday evening a Jolly picnic
was enjoyed by the employees and man
ayers Of Gale and company. The affair
was the third annual one that has been
given. The party met at the ehildrens'
play grounds where all the usual jol-
lity and gaity of a picnic was enjoyed
the fun of a blazing bon fire and
Of toasting buns and "wienies. Those
making up the party were Miss Bertha
Gale, Miss Evelyn Grennels, Miss MAJ
bel Brassfield, Miss Edna Waldorf
Mrs, Ella Cooley, Miss Mae Seeley,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Christian and
daughter, Carolyn, Lawrence Gale and
NJ. Gale.
Miss Teresa Fowle returned recently
from a month vacation in Washington
where she visited Seattle, Camp
Tacoma, Olympia and Aberdeen.
Miss Fowle expects to leave soon for
North Bend, where she win teach Eng
-ish in the North Bend high school
the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy o. Smith 'and two
children, Lawrence and Robert, of 1925
North Church street, are enjoying their
vacation at Pacific City. They are plan
hing to stay until the second week in
Frank Churchill and his mother have
returned after enjoying a fortnight S
visit with relatives in Walla Walla.
Last week end Mrs. Nina Hosshine
left for Portland, where she win ac-
sept a responsible position with the
Lumber company. Her lit
lie son, Burt, win enter Hills Military
for boys this winter. For the
past three years, Mrs. nosshine has
been well known as the cashier at the
theater.
A very quiet wedding occurred y%ester-
lay when Miss Florence Elizabeth
Luebke became the bride of Osmer L..
Latham. The ceremony was performed
At eleven thirty at the home of the
parents, SQ5 South Winter
with Rev. IL. N. Avison official.
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