Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-11
SOCIETY
By CAROL s DIBBLE.
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Claude II. haueh mat her husDanu,
Lieutenant Raueh, who is now in
France, had been promoted to the rank
of captain. The welcome news was re-
eeived thru a cablegram from Captain
Rauch's brother, Sgt. Ed Rauch, who
is stationed at Centres, France, in the
service Of supplies. Mrs. Raueh and two
children made their home at Tacoma
last winter and spring while Captain
Raueh was stationed at Camp Lewis
preparatory to going overseas. After
his departure, they returned to Salem
to take up their residence again at
their home, 1850 Fir street.
Mrs. Walter Tooze of Salem has TAX
en- apartments in Portland at the Ho-
tel Multnomah for the winter. She is
the mother of Lamarsand Leslie Tooze,
well known Salem boys, the latter of
whom vas killed in action in FRANCE
recently. Lamar is also in service over
seas.
Mrs. Martha W. Evans was a delight
full hostess Saturday evening when she
entertained a few friends informally
at dinner at the residence CT Mrs. w.
C. Young, 461 North High street. Giro
ling the table were Professor and Mrs.
IG. Ebsen, Professor and Mrs. Dalden,
Professor Richards and Mrs. Evans.
The marriage of Miss Rose Buchan-
an Graham, sister of William Wallace
Graham, well known violinist, to Max
Otto Thies took place Saturday even
ing in Portland at the First Presbyter-
ian church, DIR. John H. Boyd officiat-
ing in the$presence Of the nearest rel
atives. Following the, ceremony sup
per was served at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Arthur w. Chance, the latter be-
ing a sister of the bride. The wedding
was small and simple in every detail
owing to the quarantine regulations.
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The marriage of Miss Mildred Ger
Itrude Minton, a former Salem girl was
solemnized November 8 in Portland at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. d. Minton, $50 Oak street.
Rev. Joshua Stansfield offieiatad.
"The residence was artistically
decked,N says the Oregonian, with
autumnal foliage and yellow chrysan-
themums. The ceremony was read be-
fore an improvised altar of yellow
blossoms and vivid-hued autumn leaves
The bride was given in marriage by
her father, and she was attired in a
gown of ivory crepe meteor, elaborat-
ed with panels of exquisite lace, en-
broidered with pearls. Her veil was
banded by pearls and she carried a
shower bouquet of Ophelia roses.
"Prcceding the ceremony Miss Col,
die Peterson sang Il Love You Truly,
accompanied by Mrs. Gladys Morgan
Farmer, who also played the wedding
march.
"The bride is the only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Minton, and she has re-
Gently returned from an extended visit
lin the east. The bridegroom is the son
Iof M. C. Gillian, member Of a pioneer
family Of Portland.
1.-THE young couple will lie at home
after December / at 664 east OAK
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cooper Unable
Moyer) came down from Portland yes
terdav for a weeks visit in Salem with
Mrs. Cooper's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
~. W. A. Meyer, at their residence on
the Wallace road. Mr.. Cooper is recoy'
eriuc from a serious attack Of the in
~fluenza and both he and Mrs. Cooper
will remain in Salem until he suffi'
GENTLY improves to resume his WORK
in the shipyards in Portland.
Miss Gladys Loughary and Miss Lu'
ellie Loughary Of Dallas were guests
the latter part of the week of Miss
Muriel Grant.
Miss Irene Curtiss, a popular 0. A
lC. girl, has recently been elected pres
ident Of her sorority, the Fl Beta I'm
She is the daughter of Mrs. l.. Z. Cur
It's of Salem.
Miss M. Easement Of Toronto, Can
ada. and Mrs. G. II. Easement n lt
tie daughter, Cleone, of Tacoma, WASH
ington. left for Tacoma Saturday morn
ing after a weeks visit in Salem a.
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. 0. l.. Scott
On their arrival in Salem the first O.
last week they were met in Portlan'
by DR.. and Mrs. Scott, the whole part.
motoring back to Salem.
"
Mrs. Ida NJ. Carroll has returne'
from Portland where she enjoyed
week end stay at her country honl
near Hillsboro.
An urgent has been lssue'
for young women between the ages 0
2l and 35 years, to sign up for the az
nv school Of nursing. The successful
applicants will be sent to the variou'
military hospitals in this country an.
overseas for their training. There wal
be no tuition, and all expenses will o
met hy the government, in addition .
the transportation of the nurses, benz
Maid from their homes to the varion
points of training. The course extend
over a period of three years.
Those desiring application blank
may secure them through the count;
council of defense from Mrs. Il. \
lCarleton. member of tho Marion coun
ty division, who has charge OF the re