Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-19


as a surprise to their friends. Helena
Kay and J. R Wagner aHd Carrie NJ
Faleoner and Wayne x. Wagner were
married Tuesday evening. The ceTe-
mony was performed at WaIlowa By
Reverend c. G. Pratt, the couples driv-
ing there and hack in the evening
Mrs. j. Ronald Wagner is a daughter
of Mr. and Ms. J. ). Kay now at
KIiekitaS Washington. Her husband
lis a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Wagner.
Mrs. Wayne K. Wagner is a daughter
Of Mrs. \. ]. Faleoner and sister Of
Fred W. Falconer, president Of the En-
/ terprise state bank. and sheepman. Mr.
Wagner is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Wagner. The hFidegFooms are cousins
and both returned recently from army
service.
An interesting guest. during the past
week, AZ the George Brown home was
Sergeant Rudolph Krausse of the 27th
aerial squadron, who has recently re.
eeived his discharge from the service.
Sergeant Krausse is extremely well
known in Salem, and is the son of J.
r. krausse formerly a prominent mer-
chant Of this eity. He has numerous
friends here and during his short stay
was the honor guest at a number Of
lpienies, parties and social gatherings,
chief among which was an affair at the
lIllihee club Thursday evening at which
fourteen guests were present. Sergeant
krausse left last evening for his
home in Portland.
Mrs Elsie Bates Simeral and Eva
Miller, voice pupils OF Miss Lena Belle
Tartar, are to furnish solo numbers at
the Sunday services OF the First Bap-
tist church during the next several
weeks. Mrs, Simeral was heard to ad.
vantage in a charming cycle Of Japa-
nesc type music at the Christian church
last Wednesday evening. Her work is
characterized by ease, sweetness and
accuracy of tone and clearness. Miss
Miller is recent addition to musical
circles Of this city. Her voice is mezzo-
soprano and especially full and pleas
tNS ~ thV "tTei fcEiot'is
A novel but beautiful wedding was
solemnizcd by Reverend Charles Powell
of 81. Paul's Episcopal church at six
O'Clock Thursday morning at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Reynolds, 1851
Fir street, when their daughter, Ethel
Reynolds was married to Harold Jew
lit Of Canyon City, Colorado. Miss Jen.
ny Bobell acted as bridesmaid and
Karl Wenger as best man. Prista Weng
er played the wedding march from
Lohengrin. The bride wore a simple
but charming dress Of white crepe de
chine and yeh of net adorned with
tiny mock orange blossoms She car
ried gorgeous bouquet of white
brides roses and maiden hair fern. Miss
Bobell's gown was Of pale blue crepe
de chine and her bouquet Of pink
sweet peas, roses and maiden hair fern.
Besides the family and a few intimate
friends the employers and employees of
the Roth grocery company, where the
bride has been employed for the past
year, were the only guests present.
Immediately after the ceremony light
refreshments were served
After visiting a short time with
friends in Salem the young couple will
leave for a honeymoon in California
and from there will go to Canyon City
to make their home, where the groom
has large manufacturing interests.
At the Mutnomah county W. c. t..
U. executive meeting, held Monday at
the central library in Portland, 10 was
planned for the August institute to be
a big open air meeting with some prom
inent speaker, if possible.
Arrangements were begun for the
annual convention in September. II
was voted that no luBeheons be served
by the entertaining union but that
each delegate be responsible for her
own meals 1t was thought that the
work entailed in serving lunchcons de- 4
tracted from the more important busi-
ness Of the convention and worked
on the entertaining union SO
that many of the members were not
able to attend the meetings as they
should.
Reports from the various unions were
quite encouraging. Albina union re-
ported two prayer leagues in opera
tion. 81. Johns union had held meetings
in six churches and the Adventists
camp meeting in the interests OF the
Jubilee campaign. Willard union was
welcoming many new members and had
the promise Of $50 liberty bond when /
lhe rest of the union s quota should
be raised
Mrs Mary Palmer, president Of the I
Albina union, had secured half hour
1t the meeting of the Lents grange to
present the W. C. 7. L. work.
st. Johns union holds its annual pie
mic in Columbia park August and
invites members Of other unions in the I
county 10 join them.
The president, Mrs Marian Gilbert. I
that "flying squadron -
had beeh organized for the purpose of
visiting the various unions 10 assist and
them in raising their quota
II money and members in the Jubilee !
and requested that the un-
ons notify her or any member of the
Of the time and place Of their
neetings. The squadron consists Of
dcsdames Marian Gilbert. chairman;
y. Frances Swope Anna Bureham,
slla b Cuttings. Madge J. Mears, Ma
BEL Burton.
Attention was called to a symposium
o be held Friday at the W. c. T. L.
est cottage, Gladstone ehautauqua, on
What the W. G. T. L. has done for
and organizations. Ev.