Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-09

ID lS OllCC lilOl OOA llN NAC al WV
t week, which has included few
,ciety, and the program for the
r to include even fewer. One
: flying hither and yon as fast
s work and steal away, and, If
ROW will undoubtedly see autos
arly for a day in the sunshine.
5alem's second annual Blossom
when hundreds Of Salem auto
and escort the visitors from
e through orchards just at the
trees are thick with beautiful
lards with their even rows are
ds of people visited Salem on
ago, and plans are being made
year.
Miss Lillian Stangl, Miss Marga-
ret Ham, Miss Esther Morris,
Mrs. Elvira Sutter and Miss Ger
trude Mcconnell. The last-named
has been taking a two-year course
of training at the school for
teaching the deaf, and will soon
be a full-fledged teacher.
Members of Piety Hill club were
entertained at Kensington yes
terday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. c. X. Spaulding, when Mrs.
Spaulding and Mrs. E. c. Cross
were hostesses. Spring flowers in
golden hues made the reception
rooms CHEEKY. The hostesses were
assisted in serving luncheon by
Mrs. Walter Spaulding and Mrs.
Roy II, Mills. In addition to the
IS members Of the club who we're
present, the following were in
vited: Mrs. Frank Spears, Mrs.
, Conoyer, Mrs. Walter Spaulding,
Mrs. Roy H. Mills, and Mrs. j. A.
Jones The club will meet again
the first Thursday in May at the
home of Mrs. Cook Patton, Mrs.
e. S. Tillinghast acting as assist
ant hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Hofer were
among those who made the trip
to Portland last week to hear
/ Madame Frances Aida.
or interest to the people of Sa-
lem is the following announcement
from the Woodburn Independent.
Francis j. Stark Is wen known to
the people of this city.
! "a very pretty wedding took
place at the st. Lukes Catholic
church at $3.50 O'Clock Tuesday
morning, when Francis J. Stark
and Miss Hattie "A. Hamelman
were united in holy wedlock, there
being solemn high mass with Fr.
Leo, o. S. b., deacon, and Fr.
Jonas Of Candy, sub-deacon. The
address was given by FIR. Jonas.
The bridesmaid was Miss Marie
Hamelman, sister of the bride.
ind the best man was John Hell
lerschmlt. Quite number Of |
friends were in attendance. Dtn-
ner was served at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and MIS-. |
John Hamelman, this city, and |
in the evening the happy ooupl,
took the evening train for a two
months honeymoon trip through
California to New Orleans.
The groom is an employe of |
the Southern Pacific company and
Is brick inspector. The charming /
bride has been head bookkeeper
in the office OF the Associated Oil |
company, Portland"
Mrs, c. p. Bishop plans TO |
start next week for Seattle where
she will superintend the work of
entering a display of woolen
goods in an exhibit to be held in
the northern city.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Albert.
Josephine Albert Mrs. j. c. Grif-
fifth and Wallace Griffith are
spending the week end in Port
land at the home of Mrs. O. Il.
Krausse,
The Willamette Shrine will hold
its regular meeting in the Ma
sonic temple Tuesday evening.
April -.
Mrs. Roy Burton and son. Ar
vim, went to Portland today where
they will spend the week end AZ
the home Of Miss Flo Bushnell
and Miss Edith Wright. Mr. Bur
ton will make the trip by car to-
morrow and the party will motor
home.
The Junior Guild OF the 81
Paul church will meet on Tues
day afternoon at $3.50 at the
home OF Mrs. w. Carlton Smith Z
at 1853 Oak street. (
The Auxiliary OF the Spanish
War Veterans VIII meet Thurs
day. April Il. for a social after
noon at the home OF Mrs. A. T. &
Woolpert. 1872 South High street J
A hard time dance. honoring
he Tillieum dancing club. was :
sponsored on Wednesday night by ,
he Wednesday Dancing club in !