Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-21
Family Has
ReuniOnFOr
N.Savage


with rs little lighted candles CEN
tered a table around which TWEEN
Nv four members of the Savage
family gathered to honor w. N.
Savage on his seventy fifth birth
dav. 1t was a combined family re-
union and birthday party for Mr..
Savage, a pioneer of 1850, and a
resident Of Salem since that time.
Lighted tapers circling the cake
also added to the effectiveness of
the tables, and the rooms were
decorated with lovely cultivated
flowers, magnolias, zinnias and
gladioli, arranged in artistic
bouquets.
The reunion was held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Saw
age and later in the afternoon Mr..
Carter took picture of the group
there. The dinner was served by
Mr. Savage's three daughters,
Mrs. william McGilchrist, Jr.,
and Mrs. Merlin Harding of Sa-
lem, and Mrs. Walter Reynolds of
Portland.
During the day congratulatory
telegrams were received by Mr..
savage from both relatives and
friends. The members of the fam
fly who were able to attend the
reunion were, Mr. and Mrs. w. N.
Co,,ooa F GauoOa ATrc Mart n q
Byrd, Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Saw
age and son Jean of Cascade
Locks, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H, Savage
of Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M.
Savage and daughter Melva Bell
of Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. William
McGilchrist, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Merlin Harding, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Reynolds and daughter
Mary Elizabeth of Portland.
A very ordinary paper sack
concealed some very lovely linen
gifts for Miss Jennie Thompson at
a shower given her last week by
Mrs. Carrie Phillips at the home
Of ]. j. Longcor near Salem. Miss
Thompson's wedding will be an
event of the early fall.
The rooms were decorated with
flowers now in season. The host
ess served delicious refreshments
assisted by Miss Alice Bratzel,
Miss Hattie Bratzel, Miss Lucille
Robinson and Miss Pauline
Richie.
The guests who enjoyed the af-
ternoon were: Mrs. Carrie Phil
4 lips, Mrs. G. M Robinson, Mrs.
= George w. Stoner, Mrs. William
Powers, Mrs. H. d. Watson, Miss
Viola Larson, Miss Juanita Hook
EFT, Miss Lucille Robinson, Miss
es Hattie and Alice Bratzel, Mrs.
A !. H. White. Miss Pauline Ritchie,
\ Miss Jennie Thompson and Miss
ID Muriel Robinson.
Il Mrs. John Pollock and son Jack
have returned home after a two
n months motor trip in California.
Mrs. Pollock's sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Slickinger of Spo-
kane, and Mrs. Freeman, sister
n from st. Paul, Minnesota. motor
ed to Salem and took Mrs. Pol
lock on the trip. They went to
the Shriners convention, visited
In San Francisco, spent two weeks
in Los Angeles, and went cross
the Mexican border for a short
trip. On their way to the conven-
ton the party stopped at Yosem-
lite national park, and on the way
back they stopped at Crater Lake
A very simple but impressive
"a marriage was solemnized at 9:3C
HI Saturday morning at the St
Paul's rectory when Father ]. r
Buck married Miss Blanche Susee
and Lloyd Dickinson of Wood
Durn. Only a few immediate
H. friends attended the ceremony
The bride was dressed in white
organdy and carried bouquet Of
n cecil Brunner roses, and was at
" tended by Miss Harwith, who
Y wore a blue organdy and carried
VI sweet peas. Charles Susee stood
with the bridegroom. The youne
II couple will make their home IL
t1 Woodburn.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. George Water
H nave returned home from two
Il weeks trip to Alaska. This is ;
II very popular trip this summer
NJ ana every year more tourists taxi
X .ne trip 1t includes several yer!
\ interesting Alaskan ports, Ketch
iVan' the first port of call, Wran
H seh' quaint old Indian place
VI juneau the territorial capital
W teeersburg, perhaps the most pro
In saic OF Alaskan ports, if any coult
" " called SO, Skagway, the seem
HI " so much tragedy during tn,
IA solu rush, and Sitka, one of tn,
HI must IDEAL spots on the trip.
Nj MISS mss Grace Taylor, professiona
IA S.se' Use who has spent a short tim,
III II. - her sister. Mrs. C. W. Tay
shu family of Corvallis, ha
's'ufned to her home.
IA. "is' W, c. Hawley and daugh
-. Ahnabelle, have returned af
II ,,i, week spent in Portland Wis
ns with Mrs. HaWley's cousin