Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-05

Another one of those military we'd
dings, which fate has decreed to be
so popular occurred last Sunday ev-
ening when Lieutenant F. w, Walton
of Camp Lewis and Miss Gladys b.
Rodgers were married. The wedding
took place at Tacoma at the home OF
a friend cf the groom. The ring cere-
mony was used with Dr. Delmar H.
Tremble, pastor of First Methodist
church, Tacoma, officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. R. D. Barton of Salem stood up
with them. The bride was charmingly
dressed in gown of rose coloTed tai
feta becomingly trimmed with the
same shade of Georgette. She carried
beautiful bouquet of delicate tinted
rose buds. After the ceremony was
performed a wedding dinner was serV-
led at the Tacoma hotel. Mr.. and Mrs
Walton were classmates at the oregon
Agricultural college from which they
were graduated last June. Mrs. wal
ton came to Salem from her home n
Gardena, California, Friday evening
and while here was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. R. D. Barton at 59S North
I17th street Mrs. Barton, who Is the
sister biI Lieutenant Walton, enter
tanned at q luncheon and dinner IN
honor of Mrs. Walton Saturday.
Lieutenant Walton received his com
mission at the first training camp at
the Presidio this summer and Is now
stationed at Camp Lewis in the 365d
infantry. He is the son of Mr. ana
Mrs. G. w. Walton on 705 North llth
street In the fall of 1913 he came
from New York to attend 0. A. {.
and since then has been pursuing the
iextension course there until he lett
last spring for the Preside. Mrs. wal
ton win remain at Tacoma while her
husband remains in Camp Lewis
One of the prominent out of town
visitors this week was Mrs. Dora b.
IScbilke of La Grande. She was the
ouest of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Carleton
az 1O40 Union street. Being the presl-
dent of the State Parent Teachers as
soeiation she addressed the meeting OF
the county superintendents Monday
afternoon, On Monday evening re-
ception was given in her honor.
AS Mrs. Schilke is also past grand
worthy matron of the Eastern star
for Oregon, she assisted in the install
IIation of officers cf the local organi-
Ization New Year 5 night. Later in the
week she left fer Corvallis where she
iattended the convention held there
this week.
The Breakfast club girls were enter
ltained at a charming party New years
night bv Miss Marie Chittenden. The
marty was given at the home of Miss
/ lChittenden 5 grandmother, Mrs. Z. +.
lSavre. 1859 Chemeketa street. The al
fair was in the form of a miseeliane-
Ions shower in honor of Miss Zlta Ro-
senauist who is to be married some
( time this month. The rooms were ar
tisticallv decorated with dainty ferns
and beautiful bowls OF pink and white
carnations. The bevy cf girls enjoyed
+ the forepart of the evening talking
and knitting while they spent the lat
ter in dancing. Dainty refreshments
were afterwards served by the hostess
/ The members of the club VINO partic-
mated in this Jolly affair are Zita
iRosenouist. Reatha Hughes, Edna
How'd. Irene Curtis, Ruth Schultz, Oh
GA GRAY, Ethel Frazier, Marybelle
Reinharr. Barbara Steiner, Grace Holt,
Ila Spaulding and the hostess, Mare
iChittenden.
The Woman's Home Missionary 50
cietv of the First Methodist church
was entertained Wednesday afternoon
bv Mrs. J. o. Goltra at her home on
l725 Court street, with Mrs. A. E. Hunt
the president presiding. The leader for
me afternoon was Mrs. NJ c. Findley
and special music was given by Miss
Ruth Fields and Mrs. r. W Walton.
Many Of the society folk, and low
iers ef good music Of Salem. viii 60
10 Portland next week TO enjoy the
eight brilliant operas given by the san
Carlo Opera company at the Auditori-
url during the week.