Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-20
BY MABEL GARRETT

belle. Mr.. and Mrs. Young and their
daughter are from Albany and were
, the guests of Mr., and Mrs. Bishop.
, Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Thielsen at their
home on Lincoln and Rock, entertain
ed several friends at dinner before the
party. They had as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Doren, Melvin Plimpton,
Miss Marjorie Marvin and Harry Ne
Cannot.
Other out of town guests were Mrs.
II. G. Large from Los Angeles, who is
spending several weeks visiting for
mer University of Oregon friend, Mrs
w. C. Dyer, $50 North Summer street
Miss Gertrude Koltes from Riverside,
California, who is spending the summer
in Salem, also attended the party as
the guest of Mrs Dyer. Mr.. Dyer had
as guest, Mr. Ricketts,, a former PHI
Delta Theta fraternity brother at Ore
gon Agricultural college, Lieutenant
MeGill from Astoria was the guest of
c. 7. and DR.. NJ. f. Pomeroy.
Mrs. Frank Spears entertained at a
dinner party Wednesday evening, when
She invited some of her friends in to
meet her cousin, Mrs Frank Tracey
Mrs. Tracey has spent the winter on
the coast so that she might be near
her husband, Lieutenant Tracey, who
has been stationed at Camp Lewis. He
has recently gone to France with the
9lst division, so Mrs Tracey will re-
main iii Salem about month before
going to her home in Washington, D.
The dinner party which was not elab-
crate, was in keeping with war times.
Dainty garden flowers were used on
the table, with yellow as the predomi
mating color scheme. Those who were
present were, the Misses Elizabeth
Lord, Ellen Thielsen, Marjorie Marvin,
Mrs. Prince Byrd, Mrs Dan Fry, Jr.,
Mrs. Donnell, the honor guest Mrs.
Frank Tracey, and the hostess, Mrs /
Frank Speers.
Miss Jewel Williams has been visit |
ing in Salem for several days as the |
guest of Miss Cora Talkington, 1894
Church street, and of Miss LYDIA |
Thompson at the Salem hospital Miss
Williams is a Red Cross nurse and ex
poets to be called to France in the
near future. She graduated from Salem
hospital several years ago and has
many friends here. She left for her
home in Junction City where she will
be until she is called by the Red Cross
organization.
Saturday afternoon, July thirteenth,
another wedding, which came as sur
prise to the many friends and relatives
was solemnized, when Sergeant 7. lie,
land Brown claimed Miss Vivian Phil
lips as his bride. The marriage took !,
place in Astoria with the Episcopal
rector officiating. After the wedding
Mr. and Mrs Brown came to Salem,
where they spent Sunday and Monday
with Mr.. Brown s parents, Attorney
General and Mrs. George M. Brown,
375 North l4th street.
Mrs. Brown is the daughter of Mrs
Julia Phillips of Walla Walla, Mrs
Phillips has an art studio in Walla
Walla and Mrs. Brown has been assist
ing her mother as teacher of art
there. She is also a fine pianist, hav-
ing studied in the Whitman Conserva.
tory and is well known among the art
and musical circles of Wala Walla
She usually spends her summers at Sea-
side, whore it was that Mr. Brown met
her year ago.
Sergeant Brown, who is the only son
Of Attorney General and Mrs, George
NJ. Brown is graduate of Roseburg
high school. He was very popular in
school and has many friends there. /
After finishing high school, he went
70 Behkne Walker Business college and j