Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-23
BY Ruth Lcnore Fisher

"A which is noteworthy In Saieli4
I was that of Miss Velma Baker |
! Kenneth Legge of this city and
/ Miss Blanche Baker to Enrol Proc
I tor of this city. The ceremonies
were performed, in the First Meth
4 odist church of Spokane, Rev.
Mr.. Marvin, pastor of that church
I officiating.
A large assent blage of relatives
and friends filled the church. All
four are graduates of Willamette
/ university and the services yester-
day were elimination of romances
! begun at the university.
! Mrs. Legge and Mrs. Proctor
are daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
+. Baker of Hartline, Wash. Both
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Legge are gradu-
ates of the class of 1919 while Mr.
and Mrs. Proctor are members of
the 1918 class. Mr.. Legge is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. T.. A. Legge
of this city and has lived in Salem
number of years. Mr.. Proctor is
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard f.
Proctor. He is a prominent athlete
and is an Noverseas man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Proctor will live in Salem
while Mr.. and Mrs. Legge will
spend the winter in Eugene where
the former will take a post grad
uate course in architecture to en-
ter business with his father.
Pre-eminent among the activi-
ties of the state fair for socieIv
and music loving folk is the con-
cert of the Portland Symphony
orchestra under the direction of
Carl Denton, formerly of this city,
and with May Dearborn Schuab,
lately of New York city, as soloist,
The orchestra is being brought to
Salem by the Salem Music Teach :
ers association and will be lGite
o musical event of the winter AL
ready box parties are being plan
ned by prominent matrons and
small companies of folk from 9TH
er valley cities are forming par
ties to motor to Salem f,r the
concert. The list of patroneSses in
cludes the names of some of the
most prominent matrons of Salem
and Portland and are Mrs. Will
lam Walton, Mrs. John ]. Roberts
Mrs. c. P. Bishop, Mrs. Isaac Lee
Patterson, Mrs. George +. Rodg-
ers. and Mrs. Henry Ladd Corbett
Mrs. w. e. Thomas. Mrs. w. 3.
Aver, Mrs. Roy Bishop and Mrs.
w. d. Wheelright of Portland.
The following CLIPPING taken
from this mornings Oregonian
will be of interest to many Salem
folk who are friends of the bride
to be. The wedding will take place
at noon tomorrow at the home If
Justice and Mrs. George HI. Bur
nett, uncle and aunt of the bride
elect, Miss Marjorie Belt:
Society will be interested in a
marriage that will be a notable
event the latter part of the week.
No announcement of the enga ge-
ment was made and the wedding,
that of Merle Campbell and Miss
Marjorie Belt, will be quietly sol
emnized in the home of Justice
George Fl. Burnett of the supreme
court in Salem. Judge Burnett is
an uncle of the bride. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Belt
of Forest Grove and a sister of
Judge III. II. Belt, Mrs. w. III. Orms-
by of Portland and Mrs. r. Fen
nell of Forest Grove. The bride
family ranks among the oldest of
Oregon's distinguished pioneer
families. She was a member of
base hospital No. 46, of which Mr..
Campbell also was a member. and
they served together in France.
The bridegroom is a member of
the firm of Campbell. Jones Il
Cooke, and he is a member of the
University club and popular So
cially. He is graduate of Hill
Military academy and Ann Arbor,
and is as prominent in the busi-
ness world as in clubdom and So
ciety. Mr.. Campbell also is MEM
Der of an old and prominent fami-
.ly. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. l. Campbell and brother OF
Marjorie Campbell, now Mrs.
Wilson B. Coffey, whose marriage
was a brilliant event of last week.
Miss Marjorie Belt, the BRIDE
elect. was a bridesmaid at the Cof-
fey-Campben wedding last We'd
nesday. The ceremony will be en-
tirely informal, and is to be wit
messed by only the immediate rel
atives of the couple.
w. w. Fisher of Smithland, To-
wa, has arrived in Salem and is
visiting his father, c. A. HI. Fish
er, and his brother, DR.. f. T..
Fisher for a few weeks.
Announcements have been re-
ceived in Salem of the marriage
of Miss Louisa Lisle Lee to Glen
McCaddam which took place in
Danville, Ken, Saturday, Septem-
ber IL.
Mrs McCaddam is the daughter
of George Lee of Danville. For
several years she was an instruct
or at the state school for the deaf
and during that time made many
friends here.
Mr.. McCaddam is also former
Salem man and at present is en-
gagged in business in New Orleans,
where they will make their home
Miss Grace Maurer of Beatrice,
Neb., who has been spending the
summer with Sale mrelatives,
Mrs. Harry Wenderoth and Mrs.
r.. b. Fleming. left yesterday for
her home.