Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-19
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM OREGON. SATURDAY, APRIL 10 1M9.

circumstances are favorable, Russia
and Germany viii be included and if
not, Italy, France and England will
complete the European tour. The re-
turn trip will be made by way Of South
America and the southern states. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson are enc family out Of
many who are planning to speld the
summer months in travel.
Miss Kathryn Gaanell retained to
Salem yesterday morning after an abb
n Of about a week. She and her
mother, Mrs. n. E. Gunnell, have
opened up their summer home which
is located on Abiqua Heights in the
foothills Of the Cascade mountains.
Miss Gunnell win spend most Of her
week ends during the summer at 1.-The
Cabinette'' with her mother.
A beautiful private wedding was sol
emnized LAST Wednesday al the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson on the
Oak Grove road when their daughter,
Mabel Emma, became the bride of
George Elmer Smith, Of the Brush col
.lege district. The house had been con
verted into a bower Of spring bios
SONS, the color scheme Of white and
pink being daintily offset by the back
ground Of lacy ferns and trailing vines
The bride was beautiful in a gown Of
white satin and filmy veil of tulle and
she carried a bouquet of white earna-
tons. The impressive ring ceremony
was read by Reverend RantiE Of West
Salem and only the immediate relatives
of the contracting parties we're pres
eut. A delightful luncheon was after
ward served TO the guests at which
the brides nieees Misses Marie and
Maxine Yates, Of Portland, and her
cousin, Miss Marjorie Wilson, Of Tllla-
nook assisted in serving.
The couple left for Portland for a
short honeymoon after which they will
make their home on the Frank Craw-
ford fruit ranch at zena.
Mrs. O. E. Moll was charming host
ess at a meeting of the Sweet Briar
club last Wednesday. Spring time ant
Eastertide were much in evidence IN
the dainty decorations of April bios
SONS. The pleasure of the meeting was
enhanced by a clever Easter rcading
by Mrs. s. P. Kimball and later in
the afternoon delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess. Addition
Al guests at the assembly were MrsS
Macy and Mrs. Patrick.
The next meeting of the Sweet Briar
club will be held in two weeks at the
home of Mrs. Al Steiner on the Wal
lace road, in the form of a character
party, each member coming dressed in
costume.
The West Central Circle Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church, was en-
tertained al the home of Mrs. B. e.
West, $50 North Church street, last
Wednesday afternoon. A short bust
ness meeting was held after which a
social hour was enjoyed. During the
refreshment hour the hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. E. A. Kutrz. About
fourteen ladies enjoyed a very pleas
urable afternoon.
Mrs. Ralph White entertained her
iuvenile dancing class with a gay rast'
err party at the CotilliOn hall this at
t%ernoon. Games Nand egg hunts and all
the a%musements that children ENJOY
were featured TO amuse the Little bellies
and beaux.
Mrs. LLOYD Shisler (Gentrude Gun
~ningham) arrived in Salem today from
Harrisburg, to spend the Easter holt
laws with her aunts, Mrs. II. H. Olng
or and Mrs. G.. G.. Brown Mrs. Shis-
Ter was accompanied by her grand
mother, Mrs. d. W. Mathews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Griffith left
Friday for North Bend where they
will be the guests of their daughter
and son-in,law, Dir. and Mrs. Edwards,
during a brief visit.
The Loyal Daughters Of the FIRST
Christian church Sunday school gave a
lovely shower last Monday evening, az
The church, for the class president, Miss
Jennie Bohell, a bride-to-he. Two DIS
tinctive features of the affair were
| he beautiful wedding bell and artis-
tic decorations, and a mock wedding
with naval and military men ana
preacher. Thirty guests enjoyed the
ploasurable affair.
Tomorrow evening, at the First
Methodist Episcopal church, a large
choir will present Daul oratorio, The
HOLY CITY 4" This is one of the most
beautiful Easter selections known, and
a real musical treat is in store for
those who attend.
Easter quests az the home Of Mrs.
lU. G. Shipley are her niece, Mrs. j..
+. Law, Of Hood River and Miss Hell
en- Weber Of Portland.
Mrs. II. B. Buffet Morrison Is en-
tertaming as her guest Lieutenant Of
10 Buffc, who has been recently trans
! ferred from San Antonio, Texas. 70
Camp Lewis. Lieutenant Buffe is with
the fifth cavalry and Is at present en-
loving a ten day furlough.
Mrs. Willis n. Dallas Of Florence,
Oregon, is the guest Of Miss Eva L..
Scott at her home on Leslie street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred SHOWER OF Orc
ron City are visiting a. the homo OF
". Runeorn Of Polk county. They
we're former residents OF Salem and
will visit numerous friends ia the city