Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-20
SOCIETY
BY GERTRUDE robson


/" AKING his friends by complete
| 1 surprise, a telegram reached Sa-
lem this morning announcing the
marriage of Charles z. Randall to
Miss Cora. johnson of Ashland. The
ceremony took place in Roseburg yes
terday and the telegram stated that
the young couple would be in Salem
sometime today.
The wedding is the elimination Of
la war time romance, begun while Mr..
Randall, at that time sergeant in
Company |, was stationed on guard
duty at Ashland directly after our en-
trance into the war Mr.. Randall ID
well known, here, having practiced law
in Salem before enhsting. He is an ac-
tive member of the Elk lodge and one
Fof the most universally popular young
men of the city. Since his return from
the service last May he has located in
Pendleton, where he is member Of
the firm of Keator and Randall, and
assistant district attorney of Umatil-
la county. He left Oregon as a SER
geant in the Woodburn company, his
father being a former mayor Of that.
city, and upon arriving in New York
was commissioned second lieutenant
and transferred to Company M.
The bride is the daughter of prom
inent Ashland jeweler and charming
member of the younger social set of
that city. A bevy of Elks is meeting
every in coming train to give the
young couple a fitting welcome to the
capital city, and number of social
compliments are being planned for
them during their visit here.
AT high noon today, at the home
of her parents on North 18th
street, Miss Ruth Hodges Of this
city became the bride of Edward Paul
Todd of Tacoma. Reverend E. H. Todd
Of Tacoma, father of the groom, off
ciated at the ceremony, at which only
few relatives and friends of the
couple were present Among the out
Of town guests who attended were
Mrs. J. Locke Wilson of Toronto,
Canada, Mrs. Eston of Montreal, Can
Ida, aunts of the bride; Mrs. B. B. |
Taylor of Pasadena, Cal, Mrs. W. G.
sherman of Yachats Miss Junia l.. |
rodd of Indianola, Iowa, dean ofswo-
men at Simpson Is college, aunt Of the
groom; Miss Junia Helen Todd, sis
er of the groom from Tacoma, Mr..
Ind Mrs. Willard Carven and son of ,
Independence, Mrs. O. A. Keasner and
laughter Gretchen, B. E. Smith, all of |
Miss Marion Tinker of
eugene, Anthony Jaureguy of Tacoma,
Mss Lois Cowgirl of PORTLAND and |
Rev. =. H. Todd of Tacoma, father Of
he groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Leland Ross, accom-
'anied by their two children, left yes
erday on motor trip to the coast.
Their visit will ibe of indefinite length
of local interest to the younger set
IT Salem is the following item clip
'ed from the Rosebnrg Review:
Miss Marjorie Brown will leave
onight for Salem, where she will re-
main at the home of her parents, At
orney General and Mrs. George M.
Brown until the opening of the Oregon
Agricultural college early in Septem-
'er. This is Miss Brown 3 first year
Vt U. A. CT
Miss Conifred Hnrd, teacher in the
of physical education in
he Washington junior high school, has
eturned from Berkeley, California, L
phere she has been in attendance at i
he summer school. u
Salem friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John
fills Of Portland, and their son Harry II
fills. who has recently returned from
ctive service, welcomed them over the
'eek end when they were guests of /
lrs. Mills brother, E. T. Barnes. Har- j
Y Mills remained in the capitol city Z
hen his parents returned to their Is
ONE Sunday evening, and he will Wis s
with old friends here during the t
eek. Upon his return to Portland he r
lans to open a music studio.
Miss Beatrice shelton and Mrs. Ber- t
ia Junk Darby have returned from p
tending the course of musical lee r
res, given in Portland by Professor S
ictor Louis Saar of Chicago. "
One of the principal speakers at the .
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