Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-05

lspeaking in the interest Of the federal
food administration and visiting fed
Grated clubs. Saturday night she spoke
at Aurora, and spent Sunday, accom-
panied by Mr.. Castner, as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Sadler Of that
place. Yesterday, she talked in Wood
burn, today she spoke in SilVerton and
tomorrow she will speak at Jefferson
and in the evening at Lebanon. Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday will be SPENT
az different points in the vicinity OF
| Albany, the remainder of the timer
ary being, as yet, not Iully determined.
Mrs. Castner may stop day in Salem,
but owing to the high point Of eff
cheney at which the Marion county
council of defense is maintained, and
the fact that she gave a talk along
these lines a short time ago in salem,
it is not expected that she will make
an official address during her stay IN
| the city.
Mrs. Jennie M. Kemp, the first vice
chairman, is ON speaking tour of the
extreme eastern part of the state for
the food administration and is speak
ing to the women everywhere OF the
need of cooperation with the women g
committee in its efforts along war
lines. A. new committee and one OF
great importance is that Of child well
fare. Mrs. Fred G.. Shilke of La Grande
has been named the chairman, and al
ready has the work we'll planned out
This is to be children s year, and the
woman's committee, National Council
of Defense, is waging campaign to
save the lives of every American child
possible.
The Spanish War Veterans and La
dies auxiliary are cordially invited to
attend the home coming to be given at
the home Of Mrs. r. o. Kumrow, as
sisted by Mrs. G. f. Adams, on we'd
nesday night, March 0.
A pretty home wedding took place
last week, when Miss Ella Nora Will
Iliams and Amos J. Plu1ier were united
in marriage, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il. Williams,
Seventeenth and Ferry streets, on
Thursday evening The ceremony was
performed by Rev. G.. w. Plumer. The
plir pliuos W."
The da4o of the wedding was the
no u'sto IL - tho hirtbday anniver.
9" o'l, oe +ho hr;da,s Father in obserya-
ton of which event, festive repast
was served. Following the wedding the
young couple left for Newport, where
they passed their honeymoon.
/ Williams MI and Mrs M. p. Dennis,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Williams, Miss Min
NY '"'''' " '
i M and Mrs William Albright en-
tertained az their home, 70s Rodney
sFo""e, Nv 9,J;i;an % al6riab+ Jr the we'd
a. 9inS' inai"r. ,,hor, was an event in Salem
orAe I,ohrrory ~ 9s' The bride. who was
Salaa Ml9s DT%.e TTe ,r,asts ts nnmhering 5o were
'''io.i.; n sr;oaas en1 follow emnloves of the
Dii Diu alionrs arn' '' ~ tbo loo Cabin Baking
oomnsny conn W.
uo.! i".ei - s"e so.,od tbe table being
eoliu'loh @ VA va l,,o,o ,,,odding cake the
a Al 1 Cnl,in RnlkprU MnElP.
~ - a~1 dane;nr closed the festiyi.
s"n'oI ''n" A. aa,.t,, 7yoro.
''esi Tf :" sSe ITra wilion IT. Albright,
~, w. CIV NJ William n Albright,
NJ mi' "~u rIa. Aihrinht Miss Edith Al
tlib4 nisS NJ ana Hrs n Rell, Mr..
plisa , ~, IN,.a,i, Raif nnlois Rolf John
40 snls,,aa me-, i'' EtheI Swa,tbott Edythe
vt.to epsi''' aS, ana NTrs + Gerrans.
f';9 ""t9u"' ca,,iaa,,a ond tho bosts-Ore-
soni"H'
,,ia p,th pnryine was tbe week end
MISS W. ha oonsi,, Mias Mildred
suesS s,. ~ ~ - H;lisboro
o'oeA0i'''''S "'
,n- uu,roa uowortL popular
NJ. MISS r',Ii .t'Sant snent the week end
Nill'il'e"'u ',,sl ie. s",ts as" IN Portland
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