Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-22

The young couple LEFT the same after
noon for Newport, where they VAL
spend their honeymoon. They viii be
at home after July first.
The bride graduated from the Wask-
ington high school at Portland in 1917
later attending WiIlametse Universi-
ty, being an ex-menber of the class OF
1919. Mr.. Kraps is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ]. Kraps of Salem, the form
er being president of the Capital Nor
NAL school.
The guests at the wedding were. Mr..
and Mrs. S. 7. Edmiston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mayro Mckinney, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ].
KralS, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Malvin,
Miss Clara Bovine of Turner, Miss We
nita Mckinney, Miss Alta Edmiston of
Sherwood, Miss Edna Cone of Portland,
Miss Birdene Mckinney, Mrs. W. Beav-
er, Lee COrdell Ball Of Turner a. J.
Cone.
Mrs. George Fl. Burnett, who has
been appointed grand chaplain of the
grand chapter Of the Order of Eastern
Star of Oregon, was the guest Of honor
at a very enjoyable reception given
Tuesday night at the Masonic Temple.
About l25 were present, including
several grand officers Of the state
from out of town. They were Mrs. Ma
bel Settlemeier of Woodburn, worthy
grand matron; Mrs. Alberta MeMur-
ply of Eugene, associate worthy grand
matron; Mrs. Maud Scott of Wood
burn, grand Martha, and Thomas J.
Ryan, past grand patron.
An entertaining program was en-
ioyed, followed by dancing. Contrbut-
ing to the success of the program were
Mrs. Rose Babseek and Mrs Percy
upper, who gave vocal duet; Miss
Edna Alderman, solo; and ten pupils
Of Miss Elizabeth Levy, who were
heard in violin numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pascoe have as
their house guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank w. Castle of Alberta, Canada.
Mrs. Castle is more recently from Den
yer, Colorado, where she has been Wis
iting friends for nearly year. For
several years Mr.. Castles family were
neighbors Of the Pascoes in Canada,
and the present visit is especially one
of mutual enjoyment Both hosts and
guests were entertained at dinner We'd
nesday night by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred O..
Bartholomew ait their home ON North
Capitol street.
Though residing at present in Rose
bug, Mr.. and Mrs. Castle plan to re-
turn to Salem in the fall, to make
their permanent home in the capital
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jory arrived
this morning from Stockton, California,
for an indefinite visit in Salem as the
guests of Mrs. Jory's sister, Mrs. Cal
Patton. Mrs. Jory was Miss Ora Good
rich before her marriage, a former
we'll known Salem girl.
Wednesday evening the choir Of the
rlTSb Ddptlot Nuulth ChJVJc cu ShO ho0PA
tality of Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. FulkersOn
at "KiIlcare,'' their ranch two miles
south of Salem. A basket lunch was
served on the lawn supplemented by
strawberries and cream from the Ful-
kerson ranch, and coffee, also provid-
ed by the hostess. After lunch guided
from place to place by the discovery
of hidden notes the guests finally
found cleverly written note signed
by the "gods" giving them witty sug-
gestions regarding their work.
The choir then held its weekly re-
hearsal on the lawn with the organ
on the porch, practieing the cantata
Ruth, which is to be rendered next
Sunday evening.
Another game followed wherein the
town folks had an opportunity to show
their lack Of knowledge of many com
mon articles used daily ON the ranch.
The wirsner of this guessing game,
Mrs. 0. B. Neptune, received a huge
platter of home made Hoover" cam
ny, which was generously shared with
the guests. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. A. N. Fnlkerson, DR.. and