Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-15
BY CAROL S. DIBBLE

another alumnus, responded to the
toast Loyalty at the dinner. Carey
5. Martin of Salem, who also belongs
to the 1913 class, was present at the
alumni reunion.
Miss Marjorie Kay will arrive home
Monday from Eugene, following the
commencement festivities at the Uni
lversity of Oregon. Miss Kay, who has
just completed her sophomore year,
will pass the summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Kay.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Hadley of Rose
burg, who have been visiting in Salem
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL.
Byars since Wednesday, left today for
Eugene, where they will spend a few
days before going on to Roseburg
Mrs. Hadley is a sister of Mrs. Byars.
Mrs. Lillian Seaton of Eugene is the
house guest Of Mrs. William P. Lord
and Miss Elizabeth Lord for a few
days.
Ralph o. Galloway, the son Of Judge
and Mrs. William Galloway, is home
from Bremerton, Washington, on a few
days furlough. Mr.. Galloway, who ar
rived yesterday, is stationed in The ma
rine corps at Bremerton.
Twenty Eugene golf club players
will be entertained tomorrow at the
local golf links, by the members of the
lllahee club. A luncheon will be sery-
ed at noon to the visitors, the mem
bers of the I1lahee club and those who
have signed up in the recent member J
ship drive. f,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weller have
been entertaining q number of friends |
at their home on Chemeketa street |
commencement week, most |
Df whom were alumni of Willamette. |
rwo of the visitors, Miss Ellen Cham
oerlain of Berkeley a sister Of Mrs.
Weller and j. L. Carter of Hood River
we're members of the class of '6S, the
honor class at the alumni banquet this
year. Local alumni also belonging to
he '6S class are Mrs Ida M. Bah L
cock and Judge William Galloway,
we'll known Salem residents.
Among the guests partaking Of the
Weller hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs.
J. b. Moores and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l..
schultz of Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
). Carter of Hood River, Mrs. Mary A. Il
iilkey and niece, Miss Lena Stillwell, Il
4 Dayton. Miss Chamberlain will rc.
nain in Salem until the last of the
lonth.
Tom Ordemann, popular Salem solo
st, is expected home from New York
ext week. Mr.. Ordemann was recent J
Y presented in concert in New York :
ity by Franz x. Arens, under whom
Q has been studying the past two /,
ears. Mr.. Ordemann 8 formal appear
nee before the New York musical e
Torld was highly successful. Mr.. Orde- \
lann will reach Portland about the s
wentieth, and following a visit with P
is family is expected in Salem for a v
hort stay. Mr. 0rdemann plans to give n
concert in Portland this fall. 4
la
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Harding, Mr.. and
RS William McGilchrist, Jr., will go
J Portland tomorrow morning to at
md the wedding of a cousin Of Mrs. .
-cGilchrist and Mrs. Harding, Miss 6
lice PEBBLES of Portland, whose mar L
age to Claude Pruden, also of Port o
nd, will take place Sunday afternoon d
the residence of Mrs. Aulta Giesy. 9
iss PEBBLES is a former Salem girl, g,
n father being superintendent of the u
ty schools at one time. 81
The pupils of Miss Margaret Fisher, el
SISTED by Miss La Won COppoek, read OF
:, and Delbert Moore, violinist, will ct
,pear in piano recital at the First Ii
aptist church Wednesday evening, III
inc 10th, S:15 SO clock. The public pi
cordially invited. Iip