Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-27

that association - Montreal re-
Gently. Or. Byrd is one OF the old
est in practice In Salem and he has
been recognized as one who has
stood only for good. clean surgery
throughout. 1t was DIR. Byrd who
gave to Willamette university the
college of medicine which for many
years was part or that institution
and which was later transferred to
Portland. where 1t became part Of
the University of Oregon.
Thanksgiving day at high noon
was the time chosen by E-a Hines
for her wedding to Jesse Nj. Martin.
| The ceremony, " hich was witnessed
by the brides father and the
sroom's father, was performed at
the parsonage of the. First Chris
tian church by the Rev. j. ]. Evans.
Following the ceremony a wedding
dinner was served at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Martin on South
High street. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
left for a wedding "trip in the cast
and upon their return will make
their home at Macleay.
The pupils of Frank f.. Churchill
gave a piano recital Tuesday even
ing at his studio in the Odd Fellows /
hall which was attended by large I
number of friends and relatives of |
those taking part. This was the
first of the recitals which Mr..
Churchill is giving to his friends
during the winter months. Those
who participated were Miss Caro-
line Lambirth, Miss Edith Mickey
Miss Ruth Minton, Miss Gladys Lar.
mer, Miss Edna McElhaney, Miss
Thelma Flake, Miss Lola Schultz,
Miss Helen Richardson, Miss Ethel
Germond, Miss Geneyieve Emmett,
Miss Evelyn Churchfff, Miss Gens.
We've Campbell, Miss Helen wal K
cher, Miss Helen Trawick. Gordonj
Barker, Kenneth Mosher and Clar-
ence Wenger.
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The inter-fraternity committee at
university has issued in I
vitations for the inter-fraternity {
open houses Friday, December 8 s
The Sigma Tau, the oldest fratern- t
ty on the campus. has the house
at 920 Oak street and that house j
will be open from 1890 O'Clock un- j
ii 9 o'clock. The Phi Kappa Pi C
fraternity at ESQ South Cottage | t.
street will receive their guests from
ma Rho fraternity men will greet 7
;uests at their house. 1893 Court D
treet, from $3.50 until 10 o'clock,
nd the Alpha Psi Delta fraternity
louse at $40 Union street is to be b
pen from until 1890 o'clock. b
Byron McKittrick is chairman of a
he committee in charge of the Il
pen houses. h
Court Capital City, No. 245, Of
he Daughters Of Isabella at the fl
ast meeting pledged to join the pi
led Cross for the coming year and
to assist in the drive for
The organization to
ave $40 to the War Mothers ba- er
aar to furnish the ward in the :
ew Salem hospital for ex-service =
len.
Edward Abner Thompson, read
r, will present "Disraeli'' at the y
alem high school auditorium 4
uesday night. Mr.. Thompson r
,mes from Boston, where he has :.
on for 20 year,. While in this I
ty Mr.. Thompson will be enter E
lined at the r. d. Barton home. :,
'rs. Bartons sister. Miss Lulu Y.
ahl walton. is farmer pupil,
lving studied. with him in Boston. n
luncheon is planned at Miss Wal ~
ms studio for Tuesday and fol-
wing his lecture he will be honor Fl
Test at a reception given by Miss -
alton and Miss Lucite Barton at -
cir studios. -
Miss Kathleen Jordan. soloist for =
e Children's Sagebrush orchestra, !
ii appear in musical numbers. 2
Mrs. Thomas 3. Kay and Miss
arjory Kay left last night for Z
'rtland to pass two days. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Meyers Z
d Miss Oda Chapman motored to
'rtland and passed Thanksgiving 7
y Miss Chapman being the guest q
riends for dinner. and Mr.. and \
IS. Meyers going down to attend
matinee of Chu Chin Chow. I
Miss Zoe Allen of Astoria, Miss Z
ia Kiddle of La Grande, active !
'mbers of the Gamma Phi Beta
'ority at the University of Ore 4