Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-07

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recipients, who were so daintily com
plimented. There were about fift
guests. A lovely luncheon wa
served by the hostess.
Mrs. Charles Fuller Miss Vesta
Wallace) who was Miss Gertrude
Erixon's guest last week, left on Sat
urday for Portland, and from there
will join her husband in Albany.
Mrs. Frederick W. Steusloff and
Miss Violet Anderson went to New
port last Tuesday where they expect
to remain at the Abbey House for
two or three weeks.
The newly arrived nephew, Robert
Dent, was the motif for a short visit
with the z. NJ Hofers, from Miss
Tessa Dent, of Portland.
A very pretty home wedding took
pbce on Sunday, October the first, at
fwo o'clock, in Donald, Oregon,
where Mae Ackerson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Ackerson, became the
bride of Edward n st. Helen, of
Butteville, Reverend Vincent, of
Woodburn, reading the ring service.
The bride was gowned in cream
serge tailor suit and carried white
asters. She was unattended. The
home was beautifully decorated in
red and green with asters, roses and
sweet peas, combined with vines and
ferns. After the ceremony a fine
dinner was served to the forty
guests, who attended the wedding.
The bridal gifts were very beauti-
ful.
Mr.. and Mrs. st. Helen will be at
home in Butteville after the tenth of
October Mr.. st. Helen is secretary
of the Farmers Insurance and also of
the Hop Growers Association.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Goodall,
with their little son, Robert, are
leaving about the fifteenth of this
month for residence in Southern
California.
Miss Ellen Thielsen returned home
from Newport last Sunday very much
benefited in health.
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Mrs. A. Hausteim, of Bluffton,
Ohio, who has spent a most pleasant
two months, visiting Salem relatives.
leaves for her home tomorrow.
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Mrs. Frank Benson, who has been
the house guest of the Doctor R. E.
Lee Steiners, left on Monday for
short stay with friends in Portland
before going to .Roseburg for a visit.
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Mrs. Edward Thielsen was hostess
for the Kensington Club last week
Friday, with Mrs. Harry Flavell as
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Richmond
Matthews are expected in Salem next
Monday, where they will remain for
a short visit before leaving for their
home in California.
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The first meeting for the season of
the City Young Woman's Christian
Association Circle was held at the
home of Mrs. E. M. Bosworth last
Monday afternoon. Mrs. R. S. Wal
lace gave a report of the summer
conference, which was held at The
Breakers in Washington
There was a discussion in regard
to the forming of classes for mission
study and sewing The meetings of
this association are held on the first
Monday of each month. Miss Err
mine Bushnell will be hostess for
Mrs. John Gantenbein was hostess
last week Tuesday for the ladies of
the German society Her pretty
home on North Capitol street wasa t
tractively decorated with roses and
clematis. Miss Whitmer
assisted with serving refreshments.
Mrs. Gantenbeins guests were, Mrs.
Paulus, Mrs Graettinger, Mrs. Whit
mer, Mrs. Heyser, Mrs. Berndorfer,
Mrs. Kolp, Mrs. Kolneke and Miss
Whitmer.
Mrs. Lowell l. Wills was an AL
bany visitor yesterday.
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On Tuesday evening of last week
Miss Vivian Gremmels, president of
the Loyal Daughters of First Chris
tian church, entertained the Loyal
Sons with harvest party, at the
home of her parents, 575 Center
street. The fun began with a con-
versation game. Ten toothpicks were
given each guest and at the end of
lnnumerable questions, Miss Mona
Bennett was possessor of the great
est number, having said yes" once
too often; she was obliged to accept
a peanut man. Slips of paper with
names of trades were passed; each
person being given the proper
.ools, proceeded to build some object
to the slip drawn.
For the best specimen, Mr.. Archer
Ransom, president of the Loyal Sons,
piled the dressmaking trade and
brought forth a harem skirt that
won first prize, box of candy.
Doctor Epley and Mr. Knowland
chose sides and the contestants out
lined rugs of the same size, with
peanuts and toothpicks. The doc
tors team winning the race. There
was ludicrous spell down" of
Mother Goose rhyms, which was en-
terrupted by the serving of refresh |
ments. Miss Gertrude Stamp, Miss
Velva Utterback and Misses Gertrude |
and Mabel Gremmels assisting.
Short talks were given by Rever-
end and Mrs Errett, Doctor and Mrs.
EDley, Mr. and Mrs Knowland and |
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