Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-15
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BY Florence Elizabeth Cartwright

j BY Florence Elizabeth Cartwright
G Friends and former pupils OF ID
8 John r. Sites will be delighted t
b learn that he has opened his studi
d at 1897 Court street and is offering
his summer course in voice, plan
4 and cello.
DIR. Sites, who is the head of th
I, school of music at Willamette uni
versity is an artist of highest stand
ing and his pupils who have beer
presented in past recitals, show re.
markable training. Salem people will
remember the operetta "The Yokaha-
ma maid that was put on this
spring, and the Salem Symphony or
chestra concerts as being specimens
of Dr. Sites splendid directorship.
Governor and Mrs Ben Olcott left
yesterday for Camp Lewis where they
will be the guests of Adjutant Gem
eral White and General and Mrs.
| Davis for a short time.
1 Tuesday evening the Sunday school
class of the South Salem Friends
church who have as their teacher,
Mrs. +. A. Elliott, entertained with
dinner at the Elliott home, in hon
or of three of their number who
have within the last six months,
passed their S0th birthdays. The hon
or guests were Mrs. Charles Town
send, Charles Baldwin and DR.. D. d.
Keeler whose birthday fell on that
date. Multi-colored sweet peas form
ed the center piece of the attract
lively appointed table, at which COW
ers were laid for IA.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred H. Thompson,
accompanied by Miss Nell Coppock,
returned home Saturday from a |
weeks vacation spent at Fish lake.
A very pretty home wedding took
place yesterday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock when Miss Thelma Mae
Blessing became the bride Of Earl Il.
Anderson, Rev. Horace N. Aldrich
of the Leslie Methodist church Off
ciating. The ceremony took place be-
fore a lovely altar of white carna-
lions, larkspur and palms. After the
ceremony dainty wedding supper
was served in the dining room which
was beautifully decorated with white
sweet peas and Carolyn Testout ros-
rs. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson will spend
heir honeymoon at Newport and
viii make their home here.
Mrs. Anderson is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs e. f. Blessing and q
t.gI A re 1 f.rI.
s musician of great talent and {
or the past two years has been as [
with Wills music store. Mr. ]
anderson served two years in the
lavy and is graduate of the Mare
Island electrical school. ;
Saturday evening, DR.. and Mrs. i
red III. Thompson were hosts for @ !
title informal dinner asking Miss .
Tell Coppock and DR.. w. b. Morse =
$ their guests ;,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pink of Phi
lmath We're week end guests of the "
larry Rowe's.
AS the result of Pythian Sisters .
ontest which began in January, the =
'sing faction captained by Mrs. c. :
Davies gave banquet last Tues
ay evening, for their victorious sis a
'rs, The banquet was held in the II
'dge rooms in Mccormack hall, and
bout forty We're present The BAN v
uet was the last gathering of the o.
'dge until September. G
Mr., and Mrs. b. X. Burtelson of p
lama, Washington, motored down h
'sterday for a visit with the j. r. n
unlaps. Mrs. Burtelson and Mrs. OF
unlap are cousins. &C
Miss Grace Maurer arrived yester- =,
" from her home in Beatrice Ne h,
aska' FOR months visit with her II,
'ters, Mrs. r. b. Fleming and Mrs r.
AIRY Weidmer, and her brother III. A,
Maurer. ~
A jolly week end outing was that
Joyed over the 4th and 5th by the =
e. Progress club of Kafoury Bros. Z
len they pitched their tents IN !
yior's Grove at Mehama. The two z
Us were spent in fishing. swimming I
mixing with an eXtemporaneous =
King match as rival attraction. Z
nors in hiking were carried off by !
sses Billings and Stevenson while 7
+. Frazer proved himself to be the !
'st successful fisherman. Those !
TOOK the trip were Mr.. and Mrs. !
L. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry \
'age. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Con- Z
Misses Marie Follrich, Louise ]
mphreys, Emma Lou King, Gladys =
Venson, Messrs Victor Collins, Al I
hafoury, Stevie Kafoury, Leo Ka-
'ry' Albert Follrich and Chester I
lzer
irs. Albert Thompson and daugh- Z
ray Louise and Miss KATHRYN \
we nave returned from twol Z
KS visit with relatives in Philo-
h and Corvallis.
he marriage of Mrs. Luella Wer-
OF this city to ID. A. Harris of I
salem precinct was solemnized \
erday at the Evangelical church
: f. w. Launer officiatins
no bride and groom have both
residents of Salem for num-
OF years and have many friends ~
: They will visit Wnhoit Springs
several other resorts on theib
ding trip and win be at home TO !
T friends after Septem ber iirst.
he Harris farm. t
rs c. II. Rowe of Carleton Is ,ha
I of AIRS. Harry Chase.