Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-24

harpist of some note.
Coming as surprise to her many
friends was the announcement of the
marriage Of Miss Mary Elizabeth Tar
madge to Earl Headrick which took
place at Vancouver last Friday.
Miss Talmadge is the daughter OF
! ID, RI. Talmadge of this city and Is a
graduate of the Salem High school.
| she is a pupil of william Wallace Gra-
hams and has an enviable reputation
as a yiolinist in musical circles ana
! recently filled an engagement with the
| Ellison White chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eanzen OF
Portland are in the city for the week
end Mr.. Hanzen is connected with the
Telegram.
Mr.. and Mrs E. G. Miller Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Chabot and Mr. ana MIS-
/ George Norton of Portland were am
ong the convention visitors TINS Week
end.
Miss Mildred Moone of Portland Isl
| spending the week end with her cou
sin, Miss Marion Drager
Miss Ruth Mace has as her guest
Miss Inez Monroe of Eugene.
Perhaps the most artistically decor
ated machine entered in the parade
Thursday evening was that of Z. B.
| Clancey. The motor was transformed
| into a maze of golden rod and palm
leaves together with yellow holly
hooks and corylopsis with huge bas-
] ket Of blue larkspur atop. Three dain-
tv Misses, Nancy Thielsen, Mildred
Roberts, Janet Plympton and little
Billy McCilchrist rode in the car
dressed in white with purple sashes
and carried yellow corylopsis.
Portland women were exceptionally
well represented among the many wo-
men who are attending the convention
and chief among the many delightful
| matrons who registered at the Wv
mans headquarters were, Mrs. George
Baker, wife of Mayor Baker, Mrs. F.
L. Coffinberry, Mrs. G, w. Bennett
Mrs. Lucille Bunett, Mrs. G. Walker
and Mrs. d. H, Hanes
Among the interesting Salem visi-
tors during convention were group
of charming matrons from Vancouver,
washington, who motored down Fri
day and registered at the Womans
! headquarters in the Elks club house. |
They were in Salem preparatory to at
tending the Washington State conven-
ton August 19-20-21. Among those
who were here were Mesdames Gle
ment Scott, Lewis Shattuck, L. j. Der
mondy, G.. A. Allan, Ray Dubach Ar
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Carrie and C. G. Fleet.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Draper and Miss
Meta Draper of Oegon City ae guests .
at the VIM. Burghardt, Jr's.
Tuesday evening the Salem members
Of the Delta Delta sorority and their
guests enjoyed an evening of merri-
ment at Spong's Landing, when swim
ming and a picnic dinner were the
chief attributes of a genuine good
! time Members of the sorority who
were present were Mrs. c. A. Downs
Mrs Miller McGilchrist, Mrs. Wm
Neal, Mrs Raymond Walsh and Misses
| Marie Griffin of Portland, Delilah Nc
Daniels of Independence, Helen King
Helen Mercer. Marie Churchill, Doris
| Churchill, Lacy Leonard, Mary Bayne,
| Ina proctor, Ethel McGilchrist, Hazel
McGilchrist Esther Bush, and their
! guests Misses Helen Rose, Gretchen
Brown Maud Mccoy, Katherine Slade
Letha Wilson, Janette Meredith, Mil
dred Garrett, and Mildred Gill.
Mr.. NJ Solof has just returned from
Newport where he spent two weeka
recuperating from a long illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Patterson have
as their guests Mr., and Mrs. Allan
| Derry of Texas, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Fenny of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Young of Al
1 bany are week end guests of Mr. ana
Mrs, VIM Burghardt, Jr., and Mr.. ana
Mrs Frederick Thielsen.
The marriage of Miss Vesta Rich
mond of Dallas to Perry DeLapp OF
!. the klamath Falls Elks' delegation
took place Thursday at the Marion
hotel in the presence of group OF
fellow lodgemen, The bride is popu-
lar in Dallas and we'll known in TINS
city. The groom is a prominent IN I
surance man of klamath Falls where
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