Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-16
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By Gertrude Robson

"OMORROW evening has been sci
aside on the week. 3 calendar as
the date of the Elks dance al
their club house on Liberty street. II
Is, as usual, exclusively for Elks and
their ladies and the enjoyment that in.
variably accompanies the informal SO
cial affairs of the lodge is promised
all the members who attend.
High noon today was chosen by Miss
Marie Byers of Hubbard, as the most
appropriate time for her wedding to
Edwin Viesko. The ceremony took place
at the parsonage of the Leslie Method
asst church, Reverend II. ". Aldrieh Of
ficiating. The impressive ring cere-
mony was used. Only the witnesses
were present and the young couple left
immediately on short wedding trip.
Upon their return to Salem they will
ne at home to their many friends at
their beautiful new residence, 1860
South High street.
The bride, one of Hubbard's IS most
popular young women, is possessed of
charming personality. The groom is
mason at the penitentiary and well
known in business circles in the city
Mrs W. +. Kirk is among the Salem
delegates at the women IS convention
in Corvallis.
Tuesday evening the Baptist Broth
erhood held its first monthly meeting
dor the present season. This was one Of
the series of rally services being held
by that church. Sixty five men sat at
the tables that had been arranged and
decorated by committee Of women Of
whom Miss Nina McNary was chair
man. An appetizing and bountiful meal
was served by q committee of whom
Mrs. G. +. Holt and Mrs Arthur Smith
er were leaders. H. $. Gile, president
of the brotherhood for the past year,
presided. A number Of new names were
added to the roll of members. The
election OF officers for the coming year
resulted as follows: President, G. Ed
aSoss; vice president, H. E. Hewitt;
secretary-treasurer, Arthur Smither.
A number Of returned soldiers were
guests of the Brotherhood. The men
listened with interest to the exper-
fences of some of them. J. l.. McAllis.
ter. company +, 18th engineers, spoke
Of preparing for an army in France.
Vernon Ewell, company g, l1th regi-
ment, marine corps, talked of the hfe
OF . marine. Allan Kafoury, motor
truck company Alp, gave experiences |
- truck driver. Tho evening address
was given by Rev. James Elvin on the
american Doughboy in war and at
home. He set forth as the three promi- |
nent traita of the American soldier, |
cheerfulness and gobd hunaor, cour.
age, conservation to his task. with high |
religious ideals.
This opening meeting points to a !
very successful years work by the
brotherhood.
Friday afternoon witnessed pleas
ant gathering at. the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Hunt in West Salem in hon
or OF Mrs. Hunt 9 SEVENTEEN birthday. y
Sho was the recipient of numerous pref L
~ remembrance from her guests. A
bowl of vari-colored dahlias graced the
iiyinp room table and Carolyn Testout
roses lent color to the dining room.
h0untful refreshments were served
and very sociable time was enioyed
ny the following, Mrs. L. J. Hunt, Mrs.
Crawford, Mrs. Kiser, Mrs. Swartz,
Mrs. Hike, Mrs Worm, Mrs. More,
Mrs. Billinas, Mrs. Brock, Mrs. Bed
ford, Mrs. Durham, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs
Miller, Mrs. Bales, Mrs. Woods and
Mrs Brannan.
Delegates at the convention of the
Oregon federation of women's clubs, u
among whom are number of promi-