Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-25
BY Adelaide v. Lake


sary will be given on Wednesday,
April 81, between the hours from
two to six by their daughter, Mrs.
B. o. Schucking, at her home at
366 Chemeketa street. No invita-
tions are being ISSUED for the oc-
casion, but this general announce
ment is made and it is hoped
that many Of the friends of this
pioneer couple will call. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert were married in Sa-
lem and have made their home
here since. Mrs. Gilbert before
her marriage was Miss Estelle
McCully.
Announcement of the marriage
Of Miss Ava Mcmahon to William
P. Barnes, of Richfield, Idaho, OF
April IA, has just been received
by friends in Salem. This Will b,
of interest to people of this cit!
who knew Mrs. Barnes when she
attended Willamette university
and was soloist at the First Meth
odist church. She was member
of the Willamette university
Glee club, Philodosian and was
graduated in 1914 from the col
lege of music. Mr.. Barnes is q
druggist of Richfiefd, which also
has been Mrs. Barnes home fol
a number of years, and it is there
that the couple will make Their
home.
Two past grand officers Of the
Degree of Honor, Mrs. Millie
Pugh and Mrs. Margaret Gil
christ, are expected to be in Sa-
lem today to attend the lodge
this evening and the chicken din
ner which was given this noon by
this fraternity.
Mrs. w. H. East ana small
daughter, Catherine, Of Hood
River, arrived in Salem on Fri
day and are visiting at the home
of Mrs. East's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Clark. They plan to
be in the city about two weeks.
The annual junior-senior par
ty was given on Friday night in
the form of a masquerade in the
high school auditorium when the
third year class entertained for
the seniors and about 200 stu
dents were present. Four prizes
were awarded for the most artis-
tic and most humorous costumes.
Those for the most artistic cos
tunes were awarded Miss Macyle
Hunter, who wore hoop skirt
dress, and Max Moon, who was
dressed as a beautiful lady. Miss
Freda Oehler, who represented an
old maid and Ralph White, cos
tuned as fat man, received
awards for the most humorous
makeups.
A program occupied large
part of the evening and consist
ed of the following numbers:
of hand performance
Cooke Patton; solos, Mr.. Steven
son; interpretive dancing Dy
coma Geer and jeanette Sykes;
speech by Alfred Montgomery
Of the senior class; re-
sponse by Harold Socolofsky, pres
ident of the junior class; speech
bv "Bill" AshbV, vice president OF
the student body; speech by }. Z.
Nelson, principal of Salem hign
school. Selections were played Dy
the high school jazz orchestra,
The committee from the junior
class in charge Of the affair was
composed of Miss Frances ward
Miss Margaret McMahan' MISS
cepevieve Endicott, Herbert Soc
olofsky. Harold Socolofsky and
Aubrey Trayick. Miss Mabel DaV-
enport. Junior class advisor was
cbaperon. The committee wh1cn
awarded the prizes was composed
of Miss Elizabeth Macleay, MISS
Beatrice Thompson and ]. G. Mel
son.
Miss Anna Eliza Hewitt ano
will l.. Carver were quietly mar
ried ON Saturday evening at SIX
o'clock at the residence OF Rev
S. s. Mumey, $50 North Cettase
street in the presence OF a le"
friends. Mrs. Carver is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. 1. c. Hewitt
and is well known in Salem. She
has been employed at the teie'
phone office. Mr.. Carver is cir,
.culation manager of the Capita
Journal Both Mr.. and Mrs. Cary
or attended Salem high school
Following the ceremony on sat
urday evening, the couple mad'
a short trip to Portland. They arr
At home to their friends at theil
residence at SIS East Judsoi
street.
The Salem Shrine club vii
hold its last dance Of the sea
son on Tuesday evening in Moos'
- "a ,Iane have il that thi