Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-02

the members of eastern and central
Oregon to ask them to 90 to Salem at
their own expense. 1t costs some of
them 800 to make the trip. II is all
very well for the members from Ma
rion county and those nearby in the
valley to say they are. ready to serve
without remuneration, for they would
be out only few dollars, but how
about the boys who live in tne distant
plaeesq And, anyway, who is stirring
up demand for special session."
A wedding party gathered at the
Baptist parsonage on North Liberty
street this morning at nine o'elOclS to
witness the marriage of Miss Myrtle
May Mathis and Leo Sutter, DIR. g.
f. Holt officiated, the ring service be
ing used. After the congratulations of
friends had been extended the welded
couple they took the morning train for
al short honeymoon tfip They will
make their home in Salem where they
have a wide circle Of friends.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs j. N.
Smith was the scene OF. a delightful
gathering of young people last Mon
day when members of the Friends
church entertained in honor of the
young men Of the church who had been
in the service. A pleasurable evening
was spent with music, games and stor-
les reminiscent Of camp life. The host
es was assisted in serving refresh
ments by Clifton Ross and Earl Pru-
lit.
About fifty guests were present,
among whom were the following who
had been members of the A. +. r.,
James MOoman, Frank Prince, Alpha
Mcleod, Earl Thompson, Ralph Miles,
Clifton Smith and Merle Jackson.
In the August number of The La
dies Home Journal there is page en-
titled "A Sextet Of Women that have
something to say Among them is
tender little article by Anne Shannon
Monroe, that is well worth repeating,
both because Of the value of the piece
itself and because the author is an Ore
gon woman, with numerous friends in
Salem. Miss Monroe, IL win be remem.
1ered, covered the Panama Pacific Ex-
position for the Portland Oregonian.
Her work is featured by the leading
magazines Of the country. The article
in this months Journal is entitled
Woman s Little Boy" and reads as
follows:
The old myths had it wrong; wo-
man was really created first, and in
her need to mother she asked for
child. The Creator then gave her man,
who has ever since been her biggest,
first child. For Just as surely as the
woman must mother, the man must be |
mothered. As surely as she yearns to
brood over him, TO gather him TO her
loving heart, is he forever lonely. a
star wandering aimlesSy in the heav- |
ems, unless he is hrooded over, so lov. |
ed,
It is this mother instinct in woman |
that makes possible her many forgive. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Glover and lit /
tie daughter, Maxine. motored 10 Port |
land today and will take trip over
the Columbia highway tomorrow.
Mrs. Frank Brown and SON. Willard. 1
Of Dallas, Mrs Clara Myers and BcryI
and Maxine Myers, left today for a
month 5 outing at Newport. 4
Ralph Cooley, one Of the buyers of
he Salem Woolen mills store left yes
tefday for Chicago. New York and 9th
II eastern clothing markets. He probab.
y viii remain in the market the re-
of.the year purchasing goods
Ior the firm and his going assures the
many patrons Of this sore full sup
'ly of al kinds Of men and bows
iothing and furnishing goods Of the
feFy latest models and The newest de-
agns of fabrics II is very evident
hat owing to present conditions. there
not an oversupply el clothing avail.
Ihle for the coming season: but full ar
angemeats for supplying this store in
II its departments are provided for.
David Gibson. who has recently re-
urned from service IN fFapee. has
leea entertaining his sister. Mrs.
arpenfef, Of Quebec, caaada. Mrs I
arpenter has gone 70 Portland for a a
riaf 4s4f4 hafn~e .-tr.~..s..s. 4 -