Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-09
SOCIETY.
By aERTRUDE robson
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lNTEALfSG a march upon their nam
erous friends Miss Mary Simon
- and Carl Hinges were quietly mar
ried Saturday afternoon at three
o'efoek at the home Of the groom.
Reverend ". Q. Kantner 0ffieiAied,
and only the immediate relatives Of
eaeh were present. The bride wore ,
smart tailored suit, and neat gloves
and shoes to match. The young couple
left Immediately for Portland and up
on their return they win reside IN the
Court apartments
The bride Is the daughter Of John
Simnn Of West Salem and is extreme
" popular in the younger social set.
Mr. Hinges IN the son Of Mrs. Halle
Parrish Durdall and for four years has
been chief clerk in the claim depart
ment of the industrial. accident com
uissioa. lie has recently returned from
service with the ordnance department.
A party composed Of group Of
Portland folk motoFed to Salem Satur-
day and were the guests of Miss Eliz-
aheth Lord. An al freseo luncheon was
served under the pergola the beauti-
fully appointed table being eentered
with yellow roscbuds in a pale gold
basket The ideal day and the garden,
a perfect riot of gay color, formed a
magnificent setting for the charming
event. Miss Mabel WithyeOmbe served
tea at her home on Court street before
the departure Of the guests. The party
from Portland was composed Of Miss
Genevieve Thompson, Mrs. D. p Thomp
son, Miss Isabella Gould, Miss Fay
Nichols, Miss Eliza Parker, Mrs. Ken
meth Robertson. Additional guests,
Miss Mabel Withycombe Miss Mary
Hart, Mrs. b. o. Sehucking. Mrs.
Richard Cartwright and Mrs. W. ?.
Lord
number Of Salem women will leave
for Portland today to attend the East
ern Star convention in that city.
Among them are Mrs. George II. Bur.
nett, Mrs. Ida B, Godfrey, Mrs. Lorena
Wise, AIds. Walter Smith and Mrs.
Ruth Brown.
Mrs. Norlyn Hoff Dorothy Alex.
ander) was soloist at charming
double wedding In Portland last week
when two sisters, Miss Belle M. Bran
don aud Miss LILA May Brandon be-
came the brides of two Portland men,
Mrs Hoff also played the wedding
march.
At the reception Of the opening
night Of the Eastern Star convention
to be held in Portland this week, Miss
Minnetta Magers has been chosen as
contralto soloist She will sing I" My
heart at Thy Sweet Voice. BY Saint.
Saens aud a duct with Mrs. Eloise Hall
Cook Of Portland, who will be sopra
no soloist for the occasion.
"Neven s Night was held bv the
Cecilan Music club last week at the
home Of Miss Florence Elgin. The
rooms Of the hostess home were beau
tifully adorned with red roses and
following the interesting program,
dainty refreshments were served BY
the hostess, assisted by Miss Helen
Corey and Miss Junette Jones. Miss
Margaret Hodge was special guest Of
the evening rendering two Ncven solos
The program for the evening was:
Reading, "The life Of Ethelbert New
in,' Lueille Moore.
Piano selections, "Narcissus,n Lola
Millard.
Fvenetian Love Songs" Frances
Hodge.
Violin selections "The Gondolier,
Marian Emmons.
Vocal solos; "a Necklace Of Love, /"
'The Dream Maker Man." Margaret
Hodge.
Mrs. W. C. Connor has as her guest.
her niece, Mrs. II. c. Hart, Of Cottage
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Troyer and Miss
Constance Kantner motorcd to Port
land Saturday and remained over the
week end.
DR.. and mrs. o. A. Olson went to
Portland this morning to meet DR.. and
Mrs Charles Hester Of Everett, Wash.
ington. The party win remain in Port
land until after the Rose festival and
then will return to Salem where Dr.
Mrs Hester viii be guests at the on
son residence during a brief visit.
Mrs. Ben Olcott viii be one of the