Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-11
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took place last Tuesday when Mis-
Zoe Stockton honored Miss Madelin,
Walker with an evening of five hun
dred, twelve tables being used. Tn,
dainty score cards suggesting tn,
coming event, bore cupids. weddin,
bells and bridal couples painted iT
water cOlors, the work of Miss Ellen,
Fawk. The house decoration,
were carried out with pink cosmo,
and chrysanthemums in vases anl
hanging baskets. High scores were
given TO Miss Ellen Thielsen and Mr.
Frederick Meyer. The pretty girls
were. most attractive in their fetch
ing frocks. Miss Stockton's guests
were:
Mrs. Sallie Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs
Clariborne Walker, Mrs. Anna CnI-
bertsOn, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ThieI-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Sargent. Mr.
and Mrs. John Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Thielson, Mr.. and Mrs
Chauncey Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
hel Bush, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
B. Cross, Mr.. nd Mrs Frank G NV
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. William Rnrg-
hardt, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown.
Misses Madeline Walker, Veda Cross
Cora Talkington, Lueen Moreland
Eftie Mae King, Maud Durbin.
Claudine Rose, Lucille Staley, Ruth
Staley, Mabel Robertson, Elene
Fawk, Greta LoOney, Carolyn Hursh.
Elizabeth Lord, Ellen Thielson
Misses Gertrude and Margaret Grav
of Seattle; Messrs. Connell Over
Claude Slade, Fritz Slade, Carl d
Gabrielson, Lawrence Hofer. Elbert
Eagan, Dolly Farmer, Russell w.
Watrons, James McGilchrist, Will
liam McGilchrist, Elmer L. Ludden,
James Crawford, D. NJ. Field, Will
Mott, Lloyd Mott, Frank Spencer,
Chas. V. Galloway, Fred Myer, Will
Lord, Paul Wallace, Roy Rulifson.
Corvallis; Walter Keck, Corvallis.
Interesting many Salem friends of
the bride was the marriage of Miss
Birdie Murphy, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Murphy, to Mr.. Roy Wiley,
which took place in the new home of
the brides parent, at Sodaville, on
Wednesday the eighth.
The hall and dining room were
brilliant with masses of eglantine,
while the drawing room was artisti-
cally arranged with decorations of
white and green developed in chrys-
anthemums and ferns. A large can
opy of the same flowers and green
marked the spot where the ceremony
was to take place. Little Elizabeth
Fwank as flower girl was dressed
daintily in white The. bridesmaid
Miss Mayme Schultz, wore a frock
of white landsdown with trimmings
OF pink messaline and ball fringe.
The bride was lovely in a gown of
white landsdOwn fashioned in sim
pie style.
Her flowers were pink carnations |
and ferns. Doctor Wright, of Leba-
non, was the grooms attendant. At
six o'clock, to the strains of Lohen-
grin's wedding march, played by Miss
Emma McCracken, the bridal party
entered and were met by Reverend
McCulloch, of the Presbyterian
Church of Lebanon, who read the
ring service and pronounced the
blessing.
After congratulations an elaborate |
luncheon was served to the fifty !
guests, the table being centered with |
an immense bunch of white chrysan-
themums. There were beautiful |
gifts including china nd many pieces |
of cut glass and silver. The young
couple will reside in Lebanon, where
Mr.. Wiley is a druggist.
Mrs. Paul Siege was a delightful |
hostess on Thursday afternoon, for
the Fireside club, who are meeting
every week for needle work and
friendships sake. Miss Gertrude
Erixon assisted Mrs. Siege.
At luncheon, the plce cards were
autumn leaves and on the table |
stood white chrysanthemums. The
full membership of twelve enjoyed |
the afternoon. Mrs. Earl Anderson |
will entertain next week
Her many friends vii learn with |
regret that Mrs. Hal. D. Patton has |
again been taken to Shiphard Springs
to receive further treatment for |
rheumatism.
Invitations have been received
from Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Thiel- |
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Catlin, Miss !
Thielsen and Miss Catlin, for dancing
and cards at Hotel Marion, Friday |
evening, the first of December, at |
half after eight o'"'c y.
Miss Hazel Erixon and Miss EN-
maline Kline went to Portland yes
terday to be guests of Misses Ethel |
Alice and Myrtle Gram, with whom
they expected to attend the Jefferson !
high school dance last evening. Miss
Clara Fields, of Oregon City, gives a
party for the young women this
evening. They will be house guests
of Miss Mata Kline for Sunday and I
Monday, returning for their studies I
on Tuesday.