Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-06
Dv rrorence Elizabeth Cartwright

Rv Florence EuZuUetu OurtWE1She
rrba regular monthly maetrE of
the Salem chap,s- American war
,1o,bery will he held ruedsay July
s,h at the Commercial club. a full
ettandance Of the chaIter Will be
onnreciated rs the materials for the
haaanr in November, Will be gl'e.1
out a+ this time, and the first order
of pins has arrived. After the Tues
dav meeting the chapter wiilsadJourn
until September 1st
wedding, solemrized July 1st at
.,o narsonage of the Court Street
Cbristian church, was thar OF Miss
Lillian Sims OF Scio and Lloyd e.
Harris of Mill City. Tho ceremony
too,t nlace ut ono thirty. Rev IL. Il.
putnam officiating. The bride car
ried a lovely bouquet of sweet peas.
After short honeymoon at sweet
Home. the couple will lmake their
home in Mill City, where Mr.. Harris
is associated with the mill
Mrs w. B. Reynolds of Portland,
was in Salem Thursday to attend the
funeral services of her sister, Mrs.
g. G. Mclaughlin.
Mrs. r. ]. Fleming and daughter.
Miss Lucille, of Omaha, Nebr. were
entertained at luncheon Friday at
the ID. p. Junk home.
MFR and Mrs. Watson Townsend
and son and daughter, Margaret Es-
ther and Louis Of Omaha, Nebraska,
are the guests of the Charles Town
sends on South Liberty street. Mr.
Townsend will return home next
week but Mrs. Townsend will spend
'A' ssss,azasussEl
Miss Maud Mccoy, Miss Jeanette
Meredith and Miss Amelia Babcock
motored over to Corvallis Sunday
to reserve their rooms at Waldo
hall, preparatory to entering .. A.
c. in the fall.
DR.. and Mrs. B. l.. Sleeves have
as their guests for the month of July.
Professor and Mrs. E. r. Morse and
son Paul wentworth, of Kansas City,
Mo- Professor Morse has been in
structor of mathematics in the West
Point high school for fifteen years.
Paul Morse is manager of the Bow
man Lumber company.
Miss Lucille Messner left Sunday
for her home in Dallas, after passing
two months in Salem. Miss Messner
is q graduate of the University of
Oregon where she was member OF
the Beta Omega chapter of Kappa
Kappa Gamma. She was telegraph
editor of the Statesman while in Sa-
lem.
DR.. and Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney
entertained. informally Friday eve-
ming in honor of their house guests,
Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Evans of Cleve-
land and Mrs. L. A. Lamb of Chica-
CO. Music and chatting were enjoyed
during delightful evening, at the
close of which Mrs. Doney served a
delicious lunch.
Miss Katherine Casey arrived yes
terday from Colorado where she is
an instructor in the schools, to spend
the summer with her sister Mrs. VIII
A. Butler.
Miss Margaretta Feldmen Of Boise
Idaho and Earl ID. Fisher of this
city were married, Saturday at the
Christian church parsonage, by Rev.
Porter. The young couple will be at
home to their friends at 1880 Che
meketa street.
Miss Elizabeth Leonard of Hoquiam
Wash, is spending the week in Sa-
lem as the guest of her sister, Miss
Lacy Leonard at the Johns home, |
and Miss Maxine Buren at 745 Court
street.
Mr.. and Mrs S. E. Edwards have as
their guest, Mrs. Edwards aunt, |
Miss Mabel Godson of New West
minister, B. c., who arrived Friday |
to spend several weeks.
Justice and Mrs, Henry L. Bean, |
Miss Grace Bean and Miss Beams |
niece, Miss Lillian Ingram of Port
land, are passing a short sojourn at
Newport.
Little Miss Rosalind Rodgers was |
oelghtfully surprised on her birth
oay when a group of friends were
hostesses for line party at the Lib
erty IN her honor. After the matinee
,he merry little party made it's way
TO the Spa. Mrs. A. C. Steingrube
acted as chaperone.
Miss Edith Wood has arrived in
SALEM from Astoria, to spend the
summer.