Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04
SOCIETY
BY GERrRuDE ROBSON
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4 S a farewell compliment to Mr.
and Mrs. William Marshall and
DR.. f. Fl. Thompson who leave
lsoon for the east, Mrs. Al Steiner en-
tcrtained Tuesday evening with de
lliShtfully informal dinner party at
thsr home on the Wallace road The
table was prettily eentered with white
land yellow bloom, the entire decorative
sscheme being carried out in the same
fsubdued tones. The remainder of the
eveaing was pleasantly spent with card
playing and social converse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall are connected
with the state accident insurance com
mission OF. which DR.. Thompson is con-
jsulting physician, and the eastern trip
Twill be of business nature.
Covers were laid at the dinner for
fourteen guests.
Salem friends were welcoming Mrs,
II. B. Thielsen and her daughter Miss
Nell Thielsen, yesterday when they
were in the city as the guests of Mrs.
Russell Catlin. The visitors left for
Portland last evening where they will
remain week before leaving on an
lextensive eastern trip. Their ultimate
destination is Providence, Rhode is
Hand, where they win spend the winter
with Julius Thielsen, and all the prin-
cipal cities Of the middle west and
east will be visited en- route.
Mrs. Thielsen is a former Salem res
ident and was prominent in social cir
|cles during her residence here.
| The many friends of Miss Belle
Grover will be grieved to hear of her
untimely death in Seattle. Her funeral
was held today in McMinnville. Miss
Grover, for many wears dean of women
at McMinnville college, was well and
favorably known in Salem. She was a
woman of unusual intellectual ability
and prominent in educational circles
Her mother and sister were with her
at the time Of her death.
| Mrs. D. D. Olmstead will be hostess
for the c. W. b. S. of the Christian
church, Friday afternoon at 2:30, at
her home, 245 Union street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. JAM and small
daughter, Creta, and son, Saul, return
ed last evening from Netarts where
they have been enjoying an outing for
the past few days.
The wedding of Miss Johanna Cath
crime Domogalla and Elmer Edward
Westley took place at st. Joseph's rec
tor yesterday. Only Inc immediate rel
latives and few 'riends of the young
couple were present. Reverend Father
Derouin officiated. The bride is a
beautiful and accomplished young wo-
man of allen. The groom is the young
lest son of Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. West
ley Of Claxtar. He has recently return
led from Carlstrom field, Arcadia, Flor
Ida, where he served in the aviation
department. Immediately following the
lceremony the bride and groom left for
Astoria. Ao1 e.-h
Mrs. Clara E. Feller of Donald has
left for Port Huron, Michigan, to at
ltend the quadrennial supreme review
Of the Women's Benefit association
Iof the Maecabees. In addition to the
lIOSuldI WOIh VI tuC thN
! delegates will also celebrate a peace
\ jubilee which will be attended by at
least two thousand members from the
United States and Canada. The NAM
moth service flag of the association
will be demobilized with a patriotic
ceremony presided over by a grand
state pageant preceding this ceremony.
Prior to her departure Mrs. Feller at
an informal evening when handsome
lelectric set was presented to her by
her home review. The evening was
spent with music. Mrs. Feller was
commander of her review for six years
and is chairman Of the hospital board
of the associations
Mr.. and Mrs. William Patrick, Miss
Benjamin, Miss Rose Bodayla and HI.
M. Patrick have returned from three
weeks outing at Newport. While there
they were domiciled at the Patrick
cottage Sunny Nook"
The Standard Light Bearers of the
First Methodist church will meet
with Mrs. A. A. Lee tomorrow after
noon. These gatherings are always look
ed forward to with a great deal of
pleasure and an enjoyable afternoon is
anticipated.
Mrs. Ellis Bennett Robert Bennett,
lElla Bennett and their house guest.
Miss Marie Shenam of Portland, have
returned from two weeks outing at
Newport.
w. s. Poorman of Rosehurg was
Iguest of honor at an informal lunch
con Tuesday afternoon at the home of
This aunt, Mrs. Al Steiner. MIR. Poor
man has just obtained his release from
| the service, in which he spent two
years, the greater part OF which was
passed in France. He was a member
of the old Third Oregon.
The Woman : Home Missionary So
ciety Of the First Methodist church
will meet at the home Of Mrs. DR.. f.
E. Fisher, 5l5 Market street. Friday
evening at eight clock. Reports viii
be given Of the missionary convention
which is being held in Oregon City
this week The husbands of the mem
bers are cordially invited to attend.