Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-24

!, interests in the east.
She was married this spring 70 z. G
!. CLANCY, a wealthy business man Of Ann
e apOlis, Maryland. A clipping from the
e Maryland Gazette describes lawn nus
ieal that was given at her home recent
~ for the benefit Of Red Cross work
: "a scene that ivalled fairyland va.
that on the beautiful lawn Of the hand
a some home Of Mr.. and Mrs r. g. Chan
ey where they were the gracious host;
last evening TO the Red Cross auxiliary
! Of the First Methodist church."
After speaking Of other participants
of the program the article says,
"The program closed with song by
Mrs. CLANCY, whose rendition Of IL Ba.
eio, by Aiditti, was a masterpiece and
given as only a vocalist of rare attain.
ment and exquisite voice knows how to
=. sang. Mrs. Clancy has been heard in the
leading cities Of this country and Eu.
rope, aud as a professional vocalist has
won a high place in the musical world.
Her song last night was given an ova-
tion, and she was eneOred again and
again"
Mrs. Clancy is well known in Sa-
lem, especially among the musical set.
When she was a resident of Salem sew
eral years ago, she took leading parts in
many musical programs and also direct.
ed many that were given, besides a large
class Of students Of music she taught.
/
A group Of Salem people who have
been enjoying a motoring trip of ten
days to some of the beaches and sum
mer resorts returned home Thursday
evening. They first drove to Tillamook
from there TO Seaside and on 10 Astor-
ia. At Astoria they took the boat to
Long Beach, Washington, where they
remained a short time before return.
ing to Astoria, from where they motor.
ed back TO Salem by way Of Portland.
Those who enjoyed this trip were Mr..
and Mrs. =. +. Fullerton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Davis and daughter, Lo,
lita.
A very quiet wedding was solemn.
lied Monday afternoon at the parson-
age Of the First Methodist church with
Rev r. N. Avison officiating, when
G. y. Jones claimed Miss Rose Mason
rs his bride.
Mrs. Jones who is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs @. G. Mason OF jefferson,
graduated from Oregon Agricultural
college with the class Of 1914. Since
that time she has been pharmacist in
the Foshay and Mason drug store Of
jefferson. She is sister of Miss Vir.
ginia Mason who attended Willamette
university last year
Mr.. Jones, who Is also jefferson
man graduated from O. A. G. in 1915
and was q Phi Delta Theta member.
For the past two wears he has been in
engineering work in large steel plant
IN Youngstown, Ohio.
The wedding which came as a sur.
prise TO their friends was a week ear
lier than had been planned because Mr.
Jones, who has been stationed at Camp
Lewis, was transferred to Fort Benia.
min Harrison, Indiana.
Mrs Jones expects to join him soon
in Indiana, where she win remain un
vi ne - sent oNefsehs.
Miss Lena Belle Tartar and Miss
Elizabeth Levy, two prominent Salem
musicians, returned Saturday from a
weeks stay at Newport, where they
were engaged to furnish entertainment
for the boys of the Spruce division,
who are stationed at Agate beach. They
appeared several times in various mus
zeal entertainments. Once at a formal
concert In Newport and later at sol.
dier camps. Both solossts were enthus-
iastienlly received and responded 10
numerous eneorcs.
Preceding their concert Wednesday
evening, Miss Levy and Miss Tartar
were dinner guests Of Lieutenant Hos
kins and Lieutenant Barthon, who are
commanding officers at the largest
camp. An informal musical was arrang.
ed Thursday for the musicians by Mrs
Lucia Helen Pratt and luncheon fol.
lowed.
After their progam Friday evening
they were guests of honor at four
course dinner party given by Captain
Neshit, aduiant OF the entire spruce
division, stationed in Lincoln county,
The dinner was served at the popular
log Cabin Inn and covers were laid
for twelve,
Miss Margaret Garrison will return
home this afternoon after spending the
summer a, Newport. While there she ap-
peared many times as reader at vari.
Gus entertainments and patriotic meet
ings
Aiss Garrison, who graduated from
Willamette university in June, will
leave seon for Portland where she Will
teach English in one Of the Portland
high schools
A very pretty dinner party Is TO be
given tomorrow hy Mrs Charles IN.
gia az her home. Ga South Capitol 1
street The dinner 4 a family reunion /
affair Mrs Elgir has planned to serve
dinner IN an Informal manner in her
beautiful outdoor grape athor, which
viii be decorated With yellow flowers
fof the occasion.
Those who will participate are Mr..
and Mrs II. II, Hewitt Of Albany, Mr /
ahd Mrs. Clyde Laughed aud children
Russell and Clyde, JF,, Of Spokane, who
have been visiting ia Albany for sew.
eral months, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl.
gin and daughter, Helene, aud Mrs. c.
W Elgin and children. Katherine and
Clifford, Mr., aud Mrs II. W. Elgin