Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-16

z Joyou ny everyone present. Inc
hostess served a dainty lunch
& later in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Stroupe
] and Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Stroupe, of Portland, motored to
Salem last Sunday and spent the
day visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. S.
Martin, at their home at 1855
Waller street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay Newman,
of Eugene, arrived in Salem Fri
day and are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Newman's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Launer. Their
friends will be pleased to hear
that they will remain in the city
for a few days.
Right Reverend Archbishop
Christie, D. D., will be in Salem
J tomorrow and will speak at St.
Joseph's Catholic church at 1920
mass. He will be entertained at
dinner at st. Joseph's rectory.
OF interest to the people of Sa-
lem is the wedding which took
place in Eugene Friday evening,
April s, when Miss Leila Baker
became the wife of Dan E. Mars
ters. Mrs. Marsters formerly
lived in Salem and was identified
the Ladd and Bush bank. She
is the daughter of Mrs. L. May
Baker, of Eugene. Mr.. Marsters
is a business man of Eugene and
the couple will make their home
in that city. They are spending
short honeymoon on the Nc
Kenzie river.
A meeting for the reorganisa-
tion Of the Marion County Nurses
Association was held on Saturday
night at the home of Mrs. ]. H. |
Brewer when Mrs. Mullemen,
Miss Dorothy Whip and Miss
Ora Montague were nostesses.
This organizations was disconti-
nuel during the war when many
OF the members were overseas in
active service. Officers elected
were Miss Grace Taylor, presi-
dent; Miss Nell Coppock, secre-
tary, Mrs. Arthur StilIman, treas
urer. A program committee was
named consisting OF Miss NINA
Cook, Miss Gladys Steele and Miss
Florence Cauthorn. On the board
Of directors are Mrs. J. w. .-nes,
Mrs. Mulleman, Miss Nina Cook,
Miss Ora Montague, Miss Flo
renee Cauthorn and Miss Dorothy
Whipp. Meetings will be held
once a month and it is thought
that the organization may be
extended soon to include the
nurses of Polk county.
Daughters and granddaughtels
of Mrs. Harriet Montgomery, ~
North Seventeenth street, sur
prised her with birthday dinner
on Monday when all came to her
house with filled baskets. This
affair took place at noon, a pink
white birthday cake forming i
the beautiful and delicious CEN
terpiece. Mrs. Montgomery re-
ceived many pretty and useful
presents. Those who participat-
ed in the party were Mrs. ]. M.
Mrs. George Wolfe. Mrs.
Hattie Wolfe, Mrs. Eva Wolfe,
Mrs. John Hahn, Mrs. Cass A.
and Harriet Walfe.
The class of interior decorating
and modern history Of art, a sec
ticn of the Salem Arts League,
gathered on wednesday at the
suburban home of Mrs. Monroe
Gilbert for an afternoon OF
mutual profit. Those present
were Miss Vivian Hargrove, Mis-
Catherine Gunnell, Mrs. John
Clifford, Mrs. William Babcock,
Mrs. L. r. Burdette and Mrs.
Monroe Gilbert.
Mrs. Florence Bell entertained
on Thursday night at her home
with an evening honoring Miss
Vivian Browne who took this op-
portunity to announce her enga-
cement to Orley Leffingwell, the
wedding date being set for May
2S. The party took the form Of
, miscellaneous shower and many
pretty and useful shower gifts
we're received by Miss Browne.
Miss Browne, who is a well known
and popular young woman OF
Salem, is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Browne and is en-
,loyed in the automobile depart
nent at the statehouse. Mr..
.effingwell, who also has a wide
,ircle of friends in the city is
,lso employed in the automobile
Mrs. Bells home on this oc-
,asion was decorated with bou-
Iuets of sweet peas and ferns.
;he served a delicious luncheon
assisted by Miss Georgia Broyles.
All of the invited guests are en-