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

twas read BY Rev. f. H. Leonard.
The bride who was pretty in a suit
of pale grey silk, with a lovely pink
hat wore a corsage bouquet of Ophe
liza roses. Following the ceremony .
dinner was served at the Hotel Benson
where places were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton, Mr.. and Mrs Sites. Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. MeCOllum of Salem
and the Misses Calbreth.
The bride has many friends in Sa
lem as she has accompanied her father
to the sessions of legislature in Salem
from their home in Athena for the last
six or eight years. She has also visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Me
CoIlum on Salem Heights many times
The bridegroom is Pacific Coast rep
resentative of the Intertype Corpora
tion of Brooklyn, n. Y He will now be
in charge of the southern Pacific coast
territory with headquarters at Los An
geles. Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton are enjoy
ing an extended auto tour through
Oregon, Nevada and California prior to
their arrival in Los Angeles, where
they will make their home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. viii Bennett of the
Court agreements are planning de-
/ lightful motoring trip to Seaside. They
will start Sunday, going first to Port
land, where they will be joined by Mr.
Benefits sister and then continuing
their drive over to the coast,
Miss Margaret Gray has been the in
spiration of several affairs because OF
her departure to Portland where she
will live now. Her sister, Miss Gertrude
Gray left about two weeks ago to ac-
cept a position in Olds, Workman and
Kings store. Miss Mabel Robertson was
a hostess at a tea this week in honor of
Miss Gray. At her home ON $50 North
l4th street, Mrs. Curtis B. Cross enter
tained at a little dinner party in hon.
or of Miss Gray and Miss Edna Byrd
who has been visiting her brother, DR.
Prince W. Byrd. Miss Byrd has been
ltdNHlH& III Mills SNHOUl III
for several years. She is now on hel
way to Spokane, where her home is
DIR. and Mrs. Byrd accompanied by
Miss Byrd are planning to drive tC
Portland today. They will stay in Port
land for several days and Miss Byrc
will continue her journey homeward
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Bolin, 1885 State
street, entertained Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Graham as their house guests for sew
eral days this week. Mr.. Graham is 9
brother of Mrs. Bolin. Mr.. and Mrs
Graham have been enjoying an ex
tended trip visiting among other place
Salt Lake City and Portland. Afte
leaving Salem they planned to go t.
San Francisco and from there to thei
home in Deming, New Mexico.
AS q unique surprise to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank Bishop and family of th'
Garden road, large group of neigh
bors gathered at their home Wednesda,
evening, The affair was for the pur
post of bidding them farewell as Mr.
and Mrs Bishop are planning to NOV,
to Salem soon. During e evening re
freshments were served to the guests
Those who enjoyed the party were
Mrs. George Cooper, Mrs Grace Pugh
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bishop, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Geo. Covanaugh, Mr.. ond Mrs
s. Dinger, Mr.. ond Mrs. w. J. Savage
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Roberts, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Ed Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Roll
Brodword, Mr.. ond Mrs. Geo. Cum
mings, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kuckelberg
Mr.. and Mrs. John Norren, Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank Ricket, Mr. and Mrs. Robt
Schmutz, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Stewar
and three daughters, VIM. Simpson
Mrs Henry Savage, Mrs. Elvira GleC
SON. Mrs. j. V. Savage and baby DorC
thy, Mrs. James King and daughte
Violet, and the Misses Ada Simpson
Vivian and Vida Young, Vera and Ss
die Bishop, Edna KostenbOrder, MauC
Mary Nancy and Helen Savage, Bel
nice Roberts, Beryl Cooper Annie an
Myra Gleeson, Messrs Lionel Bisho,
Leroy Walker and Alden Roberts.
Among those who are ENJOYING
eamping trip are Mr.. and Mrs. Paul v
johnson and baby, Julia, of ASS Sout
High street. They have been campin
at Graham Glen near Vieta Spring,
Last Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel But
ler motored up to spend the week en-
with them. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson VIII
have been there for several weeks ar
planning to return home Sunday.
Mrs. W. p, Lord and daughter, Mis-
Elizabeth Lord of 796 South Hig
street are leaving today for Ses
Rocks, They are planning to be gon
about a mcnth.
Miss Genevieve Avison, daughter o
Rev. and Mrs. Richard n, Avison. /
planning to leave Tuesday for the cas-
where she will teach in the Enghs
department of the Cloquet high schoc
in Minnesota, Before coming to Saler
the Ayisons had lived in Minnesot
Tor many years.
Perhaps many who have heard of tn
sphagnum dressings and have helpe
in preparing them are not aware tha
there is large supply of the moss i
the northwest Much of ii is secure
Ia the southwestern part of Washing
ton near llwaeo. Tillamook county ais
furnishes large amount used.
Or. J. W. Hotson, professor of bot
any at the University OF Washington
iS Sunerin ntandant of s,,o.sh..,. -