Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-26

IVE wedding to Charles b. Low to0t
49, place yesterday, was guest Of
honor at a prettily conducted kitchen
shower last week at which Miss Irene
Curtis presided. The affair was held
at the Curtis residence on South Com'
mercial street, which had been artistic
ally decorated with white sweet peal
and fern. Miss Hughes was the reeip-
lent Of many useful gifts. Those pres
ent were Miss Hughes, Miss la Spaulds
ing, Miss Olga Grey, Miss Clara Brett
enstien, Miss Grace Holt, Miss Marie
Chittenden, Miss Marie Marshall, Miss
Laura Marr, Miss Vera Rosenquest,
Miss Gertrude East, Miss Ruth Schultz,
Miss Ethel Frazier, Miss Marybelle
Reinhart, Miss Edna How'd, Mrs. Darby
Proctor and Miss Ethel Ferguson Of
San francisco, the house guest Of Miss
Chittenden.
Mrs. Theodore NJ. Barr, accompanied
by her sons, Karl, Henry and Lawrence
and small daughter, Josephine, have re-
turned from Newport where they have
been summering at their cottage Barr
Harbour.
Honoring the sixtieth birthday ami
versary of her husband, Mrs. w. E..
johnson entertained eoterie of
friends at an informal dinner last
Thursday evening. Cireling the prettily
appointed table were Miss Teresa
Fowle, Mrs. Anna Orcutt of San Fran
cisco Miss Virginia Malloy Of San
Francisco, Mrs. A. L. johnson, Misses
Ruth, Mary and Thelma Johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. johnson.
Interesting visitors in Salem are
Mrs. Anna Oreutt and Miss Virginia
Malloy of San Francisco who are spend
ing the summer as guests of Mrs. A..
l.. johnson.
The arrival Of Miss Elizabeth Free
man Fox as dean of women at the Uni
versity of Oregon this autumn will
mark the completed end of the war
period for the women of the school.
Dean Fox has spent the last year and
O half in France under the services
of the Y. w. g. A. In one of the larger
cities of France she was put in charge
of all American women and had under
her direction a large force of assist
ants She returned to her home in New
York early in the summer. Miss Fox
was formerly northwest student secre-
tary for the northwest district of the
Y. W. G. A.
Mrs. B. f., Dimeler and daughter,
Miss Gladys, accompanied by their
house guests, Misses Eleanor and Lena
returned last evening from
a fortnight's outing at Newport.
Miss Mary Cunningham of Vancouv-
er, B. c., is in Salem as the guest of |
her cousins, Mrs. G. O. Rice, Mrs. |
George Cavanangh and Miss Florence
Cunningham. She will remain several
weeks,
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
[. s. Golden, Misses Vera and AnnA-
belle, Miss Edna Ackerman, Miss Pearl
George, Mrs. p. E. Ackerman and Vir-
,il Golden are enjoying an outing at
Newport. They plan to be gone for
everal weeks. .@-w
The American Young Women 8 Chris
ian association was presented with a
,old medal by the City Of Lille on Au-
,ust IL, in recognition of the work
which the association has done for
rance. The ceremony was held at Y.
V. G. A. headquarters in Lille, the
iedal being presented by the mayor |
T Lille TO Miss Harriet Taylor, direc-
or of Y. W. G. A. work overseas. Prom
nent officials of the city, members of
he committee assisting the " w. G.
!. and secretaries of the association
'ere in attendance, Mrs. Evelyn w.
OK, director of Y. w. G. A. work in =
lille, assisted Miss Taylor. Z
The American Y. w. c. A. is in
barge of recreation for girls at the 9
lrge camp which has been opened at
taples to care for 10000 children !
rom Lille during July and August. ,,
Liss Emma Ross who is in charge Of
lis work plans the program and trains .
rench women. who have volunteered u
II service in order to learn American {
'creational methods, that each may r
Ike charge of unit of fifty girls to t
rect them in their play. The camp
as formerly British barraek cen Il
n, the sea air, wide beaches and sand r
ines, making it an ideal location for f,
lildren who have been partially starv. \,
and who have been maltreated by ~
Q enemy for five years. The move !,
ent for saving the children OF Lille
headed by the entire municipality.
he Y. w. c. A. will carry on its rec .. a
alton work for girls through its Foy- y
des Allies in Lille after school be- r.
MS and the children return home. The m
ar work council of the Y. w. G. A. Iel
so announces the arrival of the first
it of Polish Gray Samaritans in m
ance, This unit is lodged at Hotel 9,
ianen, Y. W. C. A. hotel in Paris, m
d will start for Warsaw Wednesday w
lere they win be guests of Mime. st
derewski in headquarters which she
5 secured for them. This initial unit q,
isists Of four councillors and TWEEN. -
girls Of Polish birth who have been ss s
ined for reconstruction work in -
ir own country by the Y. w. g. A.
diss Reatha Hughes and Charles E.
" were quietly married Monday af-
noon at the home of the bride IS par
5, Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ. Huges, 1911
lth Liberty street, DR.. K. N. Avison
d the short impressive service. The
de is Vermont GIRL who came tn y