Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-25

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Entertaining in compliment to Miss
Haslacher, Mrs. Thomas Albert
Iiyesleys guest from San Francisco
Mrs. B. o. Schucking, and Mrs
Romeo Gouley arranged ten tables of
five hundred for Wednesday after
noon, at Mrs. Schucking's home on
Chemeketa street. Splendid big yell
low chrysanthemums made gorgeous
decoration for the rooms.
Mrs. Frank E. Smith and Mrs. W.
Melvine Plimpton received high
score prizes The hostesses were as
sisted by Mrs. Livesley, Mrs. Clifford
Brown, Miss Gertrude Jones and
Miss Cornell. Out of town guests
for the afternoon: Mrs. Jordan, Seat
tie; Miss Hendricks, Eugene; Miss
Janet Gray, Seattle, and Miss Ger
trude Jones, Labish Meadows.
From Portland comes this item of
interest to Salem people. An affair
of last Tuesday which assembled
large number of women was the five
hundred party given by Mrs Philip
Metschen and her daughter, Miss
Lillian Metschen, in the handsome
Elizabethian room of the Imperial
Palms were the only decorations
used. Sixteen tables were placed
for the games and the winners of
high scores were Mrs. Frank E.
Dooly and Mrs E. w. Brown. Miss
Dorothy Cooper, of Independence,
who has been the guest of the Met
schens, received with the hostesses.
Mrs Metsehen and her daughter were
assisted during the afternoon by
Mrs. H. A. Metschan, Miss Ruby
Crichton, Miss Francis Cooper, Miss
Crystal Hyland and Miss Juanita
NIltlock.
For the pleasure of her guest Mrs.
Frank NJ. Jordan, last Thursday af-
ternoon, Mrs Henry Meyers asked
guests to make up five tables of five
hundred. when favors fell to Mrs.
Thomas Albert Livesley and Mrs.
Thomas Cummings Smith, Jr.
The living rooms were charming
with great yellow chrysanthemums.
Assisting were Mrs. R. P. BoiseJr.,
and Miss Chapman.
Extremely quiet was the wedding
of Edith NJ. Haney when she became
the bride of Mr. William Oscar Hol-
comb at high noon on Wednesday,
November the twenty-second.
The home at "Kitterman Farm"
was made beautiful with ferns and
brilliant vine maple, and here Rev
erend Richard N. Avison read the
lines of the ring service. The bride
wore a tailored going away gown of
blue serge, with becoming close hat.
An elaborate luncheon was served
the relatives, and very few friends
who witnessed the ceremony On
the table was used the same scheme
OF decorating with ferns and Autumn
tints.
The young cuple will be at home
to their friends in North Salem,
where a house is in complete readi-
ness for them.
Mrs. Earnest Hofer telephoned last
Tuesday morning, asking few ta-
Dles of five hundred for the evenings
Informal entertaining.
Miss Mary Eakin, of Astoria, was
this weeks guest of Miss Ellen Thiel-
sen.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Balm came
from Newport last week Wednesday
for an indefinite visit with Mrs.
Bain's mother, Mrs P. B. Strong,
Miss Haslacher, who has been the
house guest of the r. A. Livesleys,
for the month, leaves Salem tomOr-
row for her home in San Francisco.
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The Frederic Thielsens entertained
with an infrmal dinner last Wednes-
day evening, guests motoring from
Salem to their home in Rickreal.
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When the students of Sacred Heart
Academy presented an original COM
position of the life of Saint Cecilia,
last "Wednesday evening, there was
not vacant seat in st. Joseph's
hall and many in the large audience
We're standing The acting was most
excellent and the costuming beauti- |
tul and picturesque; true to the age
OF that bit of history The stage
settings were fine; the Christian home |
OF Saint Cecilia very beautiful, as |
We're her apartments in Valerians
home.
In the cast of characters, Valerian
was represented by Miss Josephine
Troy; Tibertius, the pagan husband,
MISS Sadie Bruce; Merriam, the He
brew nurse, Miss Leona Wtldmer;
saint Cecelia's mother, Miss Lucille
JJaskoski; Almatius, the Roman Pre-
Iect, Miss Laura Leinus; guards |
Misses Bertha Doerfler and Wildah |
Munk; guardian angel, Miss k0rine
Hartog. Saint Cecilia was imperson- |
ated bY Miss Inhanna DriscOll