Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-26

Among the cut Of town students,
who have returned to Salem during
their enforced vacations is Miss Har-
riet Griffith, who is attending Miss
Catlins sehool in Portland this win
/ ter. Miss Griffith IS alse studying mus
ic with Miss Evelyn and Miss Helen
Calbrearh. during her stay in Portland.
She is now visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin Griffith, at their home
on North Capitol street.
Mrs. W. H. Hall priscilla Fleming)
win leave for Portland next week to
Join her husband, who has lately ar
rived from San. Francisco. Mrs Hall
has been visiting her parents, MFR. and
Mrs. r. B. Fleming, at their residence
on Court street. for several months.
| She and her husband have formerly
made their home in San Francisco, but
lplan to reside in Portland this winter.
Miss Ava Putnam was hostess for a
Jolly little dinner party Thursday ey-
Iening at her home on North Liberty
in honor of her sister. Mrs. Ed Pratt
MARY D. Pntnam) of Astoria, who
visited in Salem the past week. Mrs.
Pratt returned home Friday. Cirehng
the table were Miss Inez Weidmer,
Miss Florence Weidmer, Mrs. Pratt,
Miss Mana Putnam, Miss Alice Put
nam and the hostess.
| Afiss Margaret Faber returned to
lportlard Thursday after spending the
week in salem as the guest of Mrs
lG. w. Laflar.
A wedding of much interest in news
no nar5om hoth in Portland and Salem,
I;s that of Miss Mona Lawler, the daugh
ltar of Mrs. Isaac Lawler of Portland
ana canta;n Panl ,Dentley Mackie, U.
g san of MI. and Mrs. d. w. Mack
lie of Seattle, which took place Friday,
October IL, at 5:30 p. at the parocnial
ros; aenee of ST : Peters and ST. Paul s
church. Chattanooga, Tennessee, Faith
~ Tbomas ffilrin officiating.
rha hr;aa has been society editor
of the Oregon Journal for the past six
vears She claims host of friends,
lbs;na enaowed with a decided charm
- reonnar and exeeptional eleverness.
Sha mot Cantaip Mackie. while he was
stationed at Vancouver. He has been
lin France since January, where ne has
49, 49, Fourth battalion of the Twen-
10th ENGINEERS. operating q saw mill
I''n - F,anee He returned to
~; ~ oaurtrv ahopt 4 month ago to re-
Icruit another regiment for forestry
s;arad s.,,1SI - ramn Forrest Georgia, near
/ cha ttanoooa. The young couple will
,naha tbs;r home near the camp dur
ns s .hrso months or more.
canta;n ana Mrs. Maekie are spend
linz their honeymoon at Signal Noun
tanaooa t
S S;~es .ba renarture of Mrs. Maekie,
Misc Vella Winner, club editor on the
Oregon Journal has also been editing
tha 'soc;ety columns. Miss Winner is
.an lnown in club circles throughout
tbe willamette valley, and has visit
sno ,r. ursnnor a. ono time
~ ~ - ron ser;es of clever feature stor-
~ Joprnal or women engaged in
osrae;allv interesting and unique pur-
osip ~
Goodrich HAYS Of Portland was en-
+or+a;nea in Salem over the week end
tha gnest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Woo5 ai their residence, 745 North
Ichnyeh street.
4 Mrs p i. Miles is enjoying a short
4|stay in Portland as the guest OF her
i Nys. Harold Forrest and small son
rat,,rea wednesday from a few days
80 n u;llsboro.
ss"s
i M, ana Mrs. F. E. Palmer, of Sleepy
4 Era Minnesota. who have been visit
ling their parents, MI. anu nis' 80 =.
Davis 1860 South Commercial street,
Ileft The fore part of the week fof
lT.org Peach California, where they
IN s ssnsna several weeks.
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n viii be Of significance to Salem
residents interested in internationai
eaueation TO know that 81 French stu
dents arrived in New York recently
tba FIRST contingent Of women wno
bavo been appointed for the 25O schoi-
arships which various American - eoi,
81 P s..-..a;+;an have Offered