Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-13
SOCIETY


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w0N0RING Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
r. Gregg and family, who leave to
. morrow on a motor trip to south
ern California whese they viii reside
during the coming wear, T1embers Of
the congregation Of he First Baptist
lehureh enjoyed an informal evening on
the spacious lawn Of the church parson-
age on North Liberty street. A long
table artistieally deeked with huge
jafdinieses of swee. Peas IN pastel
shades, was placed scrOss the lever end
of the lawn, laden with tempting re-
freshments. Dinner was served in cafe
terra style, the guests seating them
selves at small tables scattered about
the premises. During the refreshment
hour q humorous poetic sketch was pre-
sented by Mr.. Gregg, entitled ''Rnles
of the Road The remainder Of the
enjoyable evening was spent in games
and contests, the most interesting Of
which was the "travel contest" which
provided a great deal of amusement for
both the onlookers and participants
The affair closed with a general sing,
Miss Lucy Holt at the pians. A great
deaf Of credit is due to Mrs. Mabel
Buirgy and Miss Nina Giie who took
charge Of the arrangements and deco
rations. More than a hundred guests
attended the affair last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg are well known
and liked in the city and are active in
all affairs of their church. Their de-
'parture is being greatly regretted by
their numerous friends and their alb
senee will be keenly felt during their
year s sojourn in the southern state.
Miss Lottie Peters has been appoint
ed as school librarian, vita headquar-
ters at the public library. Miss Peters
comes from Portland and takes over the
work which has been in charge of Mrs.
Freer and Miss Paxson. She is a grad
uate of the Syracuse university for
Librarians, having spent tw1 years Of |
careful study in that institution, and |
is extremely competent and exception
ally well fitted for the line of work |
she win take up here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Bishop and |
small daughter, Henrietta, are home
from a fortnight's stay at Sunset Cot
tage at Nye beach
After an enjoyah!, visit in Forest |
Grove, whore she wac the guest of her !
niece, Mrs. Richard Fendall, Mrs. |
n Conwr.~ II Tl.,w.,oe3 - .n4,,~...l L.o.o
Mrs d. s. Dimeler and daughter,
Miss Gladys, left today for an indefi-
mite stay at the Dimeler cottage at
Newport. They took with thcm as their
house guests, Misses Eleanor and Lena
Huekestein. M /
At a quiet wedding at the parsonage
Of the First Baptist church Sunday
Miss Lucia Eaton, daughter
Df Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Eaton, became
the bride Of Alvin Van eleave, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Van -Cleave. The
ceremony took place in the presence
,f only the immediate relatives of the
parties, aboIt twelve
quests attending. Reverend @. F. Holt,
pastor Of the First Baptist church, Of. II
iieiated, using the ring ceremony. The
bride was attired in smar. travelling |.
nit and the young couple left immedi- h
ltely on short wedding trip. Upon
heir return they will make their home
shout seven miles north of Salem. L
Miss Theodosia Teel whose wedding /
10 Chester Goodman was an even OF .
sunday. was guest cf noner at a pref I
lily arranged miscellaneous shower re- ID
emily, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II
;. J. Teel A quantity of beautiful and ]
Iseful gifts were received Among !