Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-27

Because Of the interest that a great
many of the members are taking in the
historical pageant 50 soon to be given
At Willamette university, Ladies
Gay n at the Country club viii be post
poned until june 10. June 10th will
be guest day and each member is ne
quested 70 bring guest with her to
the club on that afternoon.
Miss Minnetta Magers and Miss Bea-
trice shelton will present Misses Jo-
hanna James and Ruth Bedford in
piano and vocal recital this evening at
the First Congregational church. Pro
fessor 7. S. Roberts will assist at the
organ and Miss Lillian Siege will be
the violinist Of the evening. The re-
eital to which the public is cordially
invited, will begin promptly at s:l5.
Lebanon, Or, May 26.-(Speeial -
The wedding of Miss Adelia May Ncff
Of Lebanon to Donald kirkpatrick Of
Eugene was solemnized at the home Of
the bride in Hyland on South Fourth
street amid bower Of sweet brieF and
races. The wedding services were per-
formed by the father Of the bride. The
bride is the youngest daughter Of Rev
croHd and Mrs n H. Neff, the for
mer for many years minister at Sa.
lem. The bride lived several years in
Salem.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick Is the son Of Mrs
Emma Kirkpatrick Of Eugene, and re-
contly returned from overseas where
he spent 10 months at the front in
France with the 3l6th sanitary train
Of the 9lst division. He was awarded
special honors by the king of Belgium
and General Pershing for bravery un-
der fire.
After the wedding ceremony an elab-
crate feast was served by Mrs. G. B.
Spencer and Mrs. Elmo Kirkpatrick,
sister cf the bride, at the home Of Nj.
Spencer The couple left for a honey |
moon trip to Bandon for a couple of |
weeks, after which they will make
their home in Portland.
Mrs. Isaac Leo Patterson will be
guest Of honor at the May meeting of |
the Mutlnomah chapter, Daughters of
fhc American Revolution. The meeting /
will be held at the home of the regent |
Mrs. John A. Keating, and Mrs. Patter
sen will tell Of her recent trip to Wash
ingaon where she attended the national
congress.
Mrs. Irene st. Helens entertained the
members Of tho La Area club last eve.
ming. There was no business session,
the meeting taking the form Of mis-
eellaneous shower for Miss Stella viii
son. The house was beautifully deco
rated with roses and the miniature ex-
press wagon bearing the gifts was
drawn by Wilma Coursy and Helen In
gels. The hostess was assisted in scrv
ing the dainty refreshments by Mrs.
Wilson, Mrs. Rogers and Emma Wal.
dorf. isaaz
: Members of the club who were pres
ent were, Leah Armstrong, Thelmar
blessing, Echo Hunt, Bertha Waldorf, /
Enima Waldorf, Stella Wilson, Marion h
Miller, Viola Tyler, Stanis Andersen,
Ada Zosel, Dora Andersen, Mabel Brass I
field. Additional guests were, Mrs. ,
Dickey, Mrs. Bernardo, Mrs. Wilson, II
Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Church. Ii
Mrs. c. p. Bishop is the house guest {
Df Mr.. and Mrs Roy 4 Bishop. 524 !
East Twenty fourth street, Portland.
She was accompanied by her little
gfandson Charles X. Bishop.
. |
Nj. and Mrs. Charles II. Dundore
Paula Linn) spent the week end in
own, leaving yesterday for the north
shere they will make their home. Mr..
lundorc recently returned from over a
Ioas soryice.-POrtland Oregoniau. 5
Mrs. Dundore is well known in Sa. 1
en-, having lived here number Of I
rcars and receiving the greater part I
Il her education IN the local schools. d
Miss Caihoryn l.. Gibbard, daughter i
Il Mr.. and Mrs. A T.. Giobard Of Sa
em, was on Saturday elected president n
n the Western Oregon Girls Sunday !,
school conference, which closed three :
lay session here yesterday Marie How h
lrd and Faith Jones Of Portland were !,
,lected vice president and secretary 4
q
Miss Gertrude Eakin, dauhetcs Of =
he late Justice Eakin Of the supreme !
onrt, conducted a brief discussion on = !.
opics 0f interest to the girls at the y
'aturday session and short talks were :,
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