Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-07
BY Ruth Lenorc Fisher

MRS. GEORGE ii. ALDEN ielt
N1 this morning for ST. Paul,
MINI, going as a delegate from
the First Methodist church OF this
city to the National Women's
Home Missionary society conven-
tion to be held in that city. Mrs.
Alden goes to arrive in st. Paul
several days earlier than the open
|a ing Of the convention. in the inter-
\ ests Of the work here
Saturday Miss Lucille Barton
leaves for the conference Of the
secretaries OF club work. Mrs.
Howard Lilly Of Stayton leaves at
the same time for the conference
OF the secretaries of the young
peoples work.
Mrs A. d. Hoffman Of Forest
Grove and Miss Olive Gregg Davis
OF Portland are the other dele
gates to go from oregon.
Mrs. w. AL Jones and her sister,
Miss Mabel Creighton, leave in the
morning for Portland to pass the
week end.
Mrs. David Eyre returned last
night from Portland where she
was the guest of friends for the
day.
oris Fry has left for Corvallis
to re-enter o. A. G. after a short
visi twith his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel j. Fry Sr. Mr.. Fry is
Kappa Sigma man.
Mr. and Mrs W. T. Grier have
been entertaining Mr., and Mrs. F.
I J. Griffith and Miss Grace Grif-
fifth Of Portland who left yester-
day for their home after passing
several days in Salem.
Rev. and Mrs. William Nichoil
are entertaining at their home, |
REV. and Mrs. w. j. Warrens from
Nehalem, who are caroute home
after attending the Methodist
church conference in McMinn-
Vile.
Mrs. w. B. Potter of Portland
has arrived In Salem and Is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. j. r.. Lu-
per for a few weess
Mrs. J. II, Miner and small son,
I Hart, or Seattle are delightful
guests to arrive Wednesday to be
with Mrs. Henry Cornoyer. They
will pass several days In Salem
Friends Of Miss Freda Campbell
Will be glad to know that she ar
rived at Harye, France, Sunday
morning. Miss Campbell Is grad
unte OF Willamette university and
is one OF the nineteen girls in
America who won the French schol
arship offered american women
ana will study in the lyce'e at Caen
Professor and Mrs, George Gas
kins OF Olympia, Wash, lett la
night for their home after being
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. B. l..
sleeves for fortnight.
Miss irene Frye became the
bride Of Ray c. Abst Of San Diego,
cal. at a pretty service at the
\ home Of the groom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Abst, l4a south
Nineteenth street last Sunday af-
Il
6 the Luthern church read the serV-
ace al 4 o'clock and about fifty
friends and relatives were pres
ent. The bride was attended BY
Miss Maxine Abst, sister of the
groom and Walter Gardner was
( uroomsman. Preceding the cere-
Y mony. Mrs. w. s. Strong Of Port
land sang II Love You Truly
The bride an unusually attract
i've girl was attired In navy taltt
leur with a hat to match and her
flowers were a corsage Oh |ee'
Brunner roses. |
Following the ceremony an IN
FORMAL reception was held and q
buffe luncheon served. Carnatlom
and asters were combined 20 maze
the room especially attractive lct
the event. Nc. and Mrs. Abst ley
In The evening for san Lego 70
make their home. ,I
Mrs. Abst is the daughter Oh
NJ. ana Mrs. Charles Frye, the
former who Is manager OF .ne
Marion Creamery, The briue nus
for several years been bookReepet
M the same office. The groom i
,,achanic In the naval aviation
stationed at san Diego.
Eelicitat,ons are being shower
"a ,,non rsr. and Mrs. lie, rage
mon the arrival this mor1ll's /
me salem hospital Of small son.
The little chap has been nanReu
Malcolm Leo.
4 ouiet service united in mar
Mage Miss Etella Speilbrink'
aa,,rhter Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. H.
gpelibrink OF Maeleay to W l.
Marsters of Macleay wednesday
afternoon al . O'clock n. the home
of DR. w. c. Kantner. There wer
no attendants and only the imme-
diate members of the two families
were present. Mr.. and Mrs, Mars
ters left shortly after the service
for short wedding rim to Fort
land and other cities after which
they will make their home n
Macleay where the groom is the
merchant and postmaster.
Mrs. Siias Sprowles and Mrs. c.
M. Taylor are two Interesting vis-