Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-31
By GERTRUDE Robson

1
Miss Marjorie Marvin, -Fritz Slade
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan ]. Fry motor
ed to Portland Saturday evening, re-
turning yesterday.
Numherless Salem people will be
grieved 10 hear of the departure in the
near future of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
A. Moores, of the Court apartments,
for Portland where Mr.. Moores has
accepted a prominent position with the
Lumbermen's Trust company, and
where they win reside in the future.
Commenting up on the matter the
Portland 0regOnian says:
"Chester A. Moores, until recently
private secretary to the late Governor
Withyeombe, has accepted an import
ant position on the staff of the Lum>
bermens Trust company of Portland.
"Mr. MoOres is a son of Charles B.
Moores, chairman of the Portland Dock
commission, and has spent al Of his
life in Oregon. He graduated from
the University of Oregon in 1912
where he was prominent in student
body activities. He served es univer-
sity correspondent for the Oregonian
during two years of his course. After
graduation he was a member Of the
0regonian staff for four years. Dur
ing this period he attended the Univer-
sity of Oregon law school at night and
was admitted to the Oregon bar.
"'He was appointed by the late Gov
ernor WithyeOmbe as his private see
rotary and served in that capacity un-
til after GqverA1r WithyeOmbe s
death. Governor Oleott offered to re-
tain Mr.. Moores in the states ser
vice, but he preferred to enter private
business and chose association with the
Lumbermen s Trust company from
among several attractive offers. Mr..
Moores newspaper experience and his
connection with the governor s office
have given him a broad acquaintance
throughout the northwest "
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. VAIN enter
tanned the members of the Cherry City
club at a delightful dinner Friday
night. A wealth of greenery and
spring flowers formed the artistic dee
orations for the occasion. Guests at
the charming affair we're Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Downing, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Poisal, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hartley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Rice, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. c. Minto, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Steusloff, Mr.. and Mrs. John Craig,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan j. Fry and Kehne
VAIN.
j. G.. Richardson, state senator and
assistant state treasurer, registered yes
terday at the Oregon hotel in Port
land. He returned to Salem this morn
ing.
DR.. and Mrs. b. l.. Sleeves leave
Tuesday April first, for an extended
tour of the states including Cuba and
the Canadian provinces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A, Donegal
la of Astoria arrived in Salem Friday
evening for a few days visit with Mr..
Domogalla's people.
Beyrl e. Birch of Polk county and
Ida Mae Gibson Of Salem were quiet
ly married at four clock Tuesday af-
ternoon at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage. Reverend r. N. Avison Of
fieiated, using the ring ceremony. MI.
Birch has recently returned from ser.
vice in France, having enlisted and
gone across with Company L of Dallas
and later being transferred TO the
Third Oregon regimental band.
as
Mrs. Ralph johnson is entertaining
as her guest at her home on North
Liberty street, Mrs. G. F. Elliott OF
Seattle.
Salem people who have become ac.
quainted with Mrs. Floyd r. Edger-
ton during her three months visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George l..
Rose, will be sorry to hear that she
has returned to Los Angeles, leaving
Friday on her southern trip.
Assisted by Miss Liela Slater, for
mer Salem girl and a pianist of re-
markable ability the musical depart
ment Of the Hood River Woman 8
club presented number Of artists in
Charles Wakefield Cadman's song
cycle "Morning of the Year. +" The
affair was quite successful in every
respect.
Mrs. f.. B. Perkins and daughter,
Helen, left yesterday for Walla Wal
la, Washington. Mrs. Perkins has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Den
Ger at Liberty.
Mrs. Jane Burns Albert, soprano,
who was soloist recently at the Salem
symphony orchestra concert, will ap-
pear this evening in Portland ct the
Little theater, with George Wilber
Reed dramatic tenor and Mrs. Mau'
rice William Seitz.
| Miss Dorothy Donaldson visited
friends and relatives in Portland over
I the week end.
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