Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-25
SOCIETY
By CAROL s. DIBBLE.
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Salem friends will be interested to
hear that Miss Ada B. Kuntz, well
known Salem girl, sailed from San
Francisco Saturday for the Philippines.
She took passage on the steamer, Vene'
zuela, which takes her first to Yokaho-
ma, arriving December 13. She will
leave Yokohama for the Philippines
December 10, reaching Manila Decem-
ber 2S.
Miss Kuntz viii be met at the Islands
by her fiance, Hadwin H. Williams.
The marriage of Miss Kuntz and Mr..
Williams will take place shortly after
her arrival. Mr.. Williams holds po-
sition in the school service of the Is
lands, corresponding to that of state
superintendent in the United States.
His headquarters are in the city OF
Nago, where Miss Kuntz viii also
teach in the schools this winter.
Miss Kuntz is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. P. Kuntz Of 1850 South
Commercial street. Mr.. Williams is for.
merly from the east, having met Miss
kunH at Braincrd. Minuessa, where
she held school position. Mr.. Williams
has been in the Philippines the pas
six years.
Miss Kuntz left Salem for San Fran
cisco over week ago, expecting Il
sail Immediately but the ship on whicl
she had secured passage was suddenl,
taken over by the government for 9th
er purposes and she was forced to wal
until Saturday She has been domicilet
at the Hotel Stewart meanwhile. Thi
fall Miss Kuntz taught in the higl
school at Vancouver, Washington.
Felicitations are being showered up
on Mr.. and Mrs. Curtiss b. Cross a
their home, 250 North 14th street, o.
the arrival of daughter, who mad
her advent yesterday morning. Th
small maid has been named Virgins
Ellen.
The home of Mrs. 7. w. Davies, a.
North Cottage street, was the scene o
a merry party Saturday evening, Civ
en- by Mrs. Davis in honor of the sew
enteenth birthday Of her daughter, Es
ther Davies, The rooms were elaborate
lly decorated with gorgeous yellow ant
white chrysantehmums, effectively con
bined with autumn foliage and ferns
| Miss Hester Welsh assisted in the sery
| ing of delicious refreshments.
| A variety of games music and dane
| ing whiled the evening away in gali
Fashion for the jolly gathering of young
Ipeople. Miss Lillian Jaquet contributed
to the general pleasure with severa
Ipiano numbers.
1 Miss Davies was presented with {
Handsome five piece ivory set by hei
guests, who included for the most part
the members of the senior class of thu
thigh school to which she belongs.
The guests were. Miss blanche Glib
son, Miss Leah Greenbaum, Miss Flor
fence Keefe, Miss Pauline Porter, Miss
Elsie Pletz, Miss Rose R. Mosgali, Miss
Charlotte Horning, Miss Lillian JUG
quet, Miss Catherine Barhyte, Miss
Hester Welch, Miss Lotto Davis, Miss
Doretha Douglass, Miss Hazel Eden
kin, Miss Vera Wright, Paul E. Davies
iGarnet Harra, Herbert Booth, Milton
Gralapp, Aldai A. Esteb Fail W. Tay-
lor, Joe Albrich, John Albrich, Ammon
Grice, La Doyt Davies, Clifford Town
send, Merle Porter, Gay Taylor, Walter
Socolofsky.
Miss velma Baker and Miss Freda
Campbell were charming hostesses Fri
day night when they entertained g
group of Willamette university girls
informally at the home of Miss Camp
bell, 1860 North Summe" street. Miss
Baker and Miss Campbell are juniors
in the university and they asked as
their honor guests their university
"sisterso in the freshman class.
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A small coterie Of friends were bid
den by Miss Margery Marvin to an in
formal knitting party Thursday even
ing at her home on South Commercial
street. Dainty refreshments formed q
feature of the evenings enjoyment
The guests included: Mrs. Keith Powell
Miss Catharine Carson, Mrs. Hugh Nc
cannon, Mrs. Allan Bynon, Mrs dan
Fry, Jr., Mrs. Earl Flegal, Miss Hazel
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