Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-23

\ The University of Oregon has been
receiving requests from different towns
mot included in the itinerary Of Lieut..
Lamar Tooze, the Oregon boy who is
now giving series of lectures upon
his experiences as soldier in France
and Belgium and his impressions of the
international situation gained during
! four months stay IN Paris during the
sessions of the peace conference, ask
ling that Lieut.. Tooze speak in those
towns.
But Cupid says "Ne s'-emphatical-
Fly, "no." Lieut. Tooze and Miss Ma
rie Sheahan, an Oregon City girl TEN
porarily living inssCanada, are to be
married in Ocean Falls, Be- Sept. IL.
Beinr necessary at the wedding, Lieut..
Tooze has stated that thoug.. he would
welcome the opportunity to make the
lectures still-well he can t. The last
lecture of the tour is scheduled Sep
tember at Pendleton and Mr.. Tooze
will leave for the Canadian city Sep.
tember 8.
The romance started at the Univer-
sity of Oregon while both were stu
dents there. Miss Sheahan was there
but one year, l914-15. She continued
her studies at the University of Wis
consin. Lieut.. Tooze, after his gradu-
ate from the university in 1916 took up
his law studies in the Harvard law
school. When the war broke out he
dropped his books and enlisted. Miss
Sheahan is member of Chi Omega So
rhnp nf
Beta Theta Pi. After the marriage
they will leave over the canadian Pa
cific for Cambridge, Mass, where they
will make their home during the next
two years while Mr.. TooZe is eomplet-
ing his studies. Lieut.. Tooze is sched-
uled to speak in Salem next Tuesday.
evening in the interests of the womans
building fund of the University of
Oregon. The lecture will be given in
the armory, under the auspices of the
Salem Woman's club and small ad-
mission fee of twenty five cents has
been decided upon. No doubt record
crowd will attend as the cause in which
the lecture is given is one that is dear
to the hearts of all 0regonians inter
ested in the education of the young
women OF the state.
A pleasant time was had Tuesday
evening when Mrs. Alice f. Caldwell,
president of the Woman s Relief Corps,
entertained the officers and commit
ees of that order at her home, 165
Washington street. The rooms were
tastefully decorated fifth roses and
golden glow and about thirty guests
were present
Mrs. Mary Entress ana Mrs. Laura
h. MeAdams were special guests of
honor as they are soon to leave for the
east where they expect to spend the
winter. A social hour was spent after
which the hostess, assisted by her sis
ter Mrs. Mary Watson, served light re-
freshments.
Miss I4orene Parker, daughter of
Mrs. j. B. Parker of this city and P.
K. Whelpten of Lincoln, Nebraska,
were married az $3.50 last evening at
the home of the bride S sister, Mrs.
Clyde Mount, in Oregon City. The
bride is a graduate of the Oregon Ag-
ricultural college in 1915 and has been
county demonstration in Umatilla eoun
ty for the past year. She organized
the first baby clinic in the state un-
der the direction Of the child. welfare
bureau in Washington, d. c. Miss Par
ker is a member of the Gamma Phi
Beta sorority. Mr.. Whelpton is assoei
ate professor in agriculture in the Uni
varsity NJ Nebraska