Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-14
.oseburg
Couple Are
Wed Here

The following item was clipped
from the Roseburg paper. Miss
Miller is very well known in Sa-
lem where she has visited at var
ious times and has many friends:
Stealing a march on their many
friends in Roseburg, and quietly
slipping away Saturday evening
Miss Madge Miller and Mr.. Parks
Schneider were united in mar
riage at Salem, Sunday afternoon.
returning to this city Sunday eve
ming. Their wedding comes as a
complete surprise to their host of
friends here who are extending
congratulations and good wishes.
Only few close friends were pres
ent at the ceremony which was
performed by the minister of the
M. E. church of Amity, Oregon.
Mrs. Schneider is the daughter
of DR.. X. L. Miller of this citv
and a granddaughter of Hon. and
Mrs. Binger Hermann. She has re-
sided in Roseburg all of her life
and has been prominent in social
and musical circles. Mr.. Schneider
formerly conducted the Basket
Grocery store in this city, and has
been conducting a similar bust
ness in klamath Falls for the mast
two years. He is veteran Of the
world war. He is planning to
continue his business in that citv
Indefinitely, but will spend much
OF his time In Roseburg. Mr..
Schneider is erecting a beautiful |
stucco bungalow in Laurelwood
where they will reside.
Two well known Willamette
university graduates, members of
the class of 1921, Miss Sybil
Smith and Paul Wise were mar
ried in Vancouver, Washington.
last Saturday. The announce
ments which were received by
friends of the young couple in Sa-
lem state that they will be at
home after the middle of October
N Vancouver, Washington. The
was read at the home of
he brides parents who live in
hat city.
Mrs. Wise was member of the
Beta Chi sorority, and Of the
'hilodosian literary society at the
University. Mr.. Wise is mem
'er of the Websterian literary So
iety and a member of Sigma Tau |.
Both young people
we're active in college activities
md had many friends in Salem,
where Mr.. Wise has made his
lome for some time.
Mrs. A. F. illegal of Portland J
vas in Salem the latter part of
asst week to see her grandson,
Earl Coulsen, Jr. Mrs. Earl FIe- II
al and the baby are still at the |
lome of her aunt, Mrs. Milton \
feyers. d
Miss Josphine Orput of Port p
and was in Salem Friday with
riends who motored here for the
ay. She is University of Ore /,
on girl and visited with girl "
riends while here. E
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Dean George H. Alden has re- ii
urned from California, while
lrs. Alden will remain in Los An
eles for another month to be O.
nth her daughter Margaret, who il
ill take up work in an art school v
here this winter. 1s
Mrs. George j. Pearce ard the
Lisses Helen and Dorothy Pearce
sturned from Portland last night :,
tier having been there for sew r.
al days. They attended recit- 80
at the Petri studio while in =,
ort1and. "a
Little Miss Doris Clarke, daugh-
r of Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Clarke -
spending the week in Forest ~
rove with her grandparents, Mr..
ID Mrs. ]. q. Bailey.
n
DIR. and Mrs. B. L. Sleeves and ~
r. and Mrs. j. c. Hunt are mo- ~
ring to Seaside today to be -
ne for about a weeks outing. -
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Max o. Buren and small son, ii
cry, are spending a few days in
attic where Mr.. Buren, had to
on a business trip.
Mrs. Josie Stewart will leave M
nday for Corvallis where she
II assume her duties as house
aperon for the Pi Beta Phi ma
nal sorority there. :