Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-02
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;ra ;o,io~ chrysanthemums and the Iir-
.ls rooms in white and green U7,r-
Ja5 n1 ceremony was performed tba L-I nj
uaI party remained under - IL
cdnopy fashioned OF white aoIrsL ai se
srven foliage and bows ~ r,bit5 !,
tule; The brides sister Nrisy F.Lo t,lee
n nlsser' was her maid. and wore
a,,tt ,tn"runng creation of Powered mnli T'
w. "''u geloW predominating and can
Sl NniJe' circled with ti1v vs,Io,' Iap
,no%ers, Her bouquet was Of I-,o" ~. "
utis pgGs. The bride was very lowell ii in
mI,le messaline en- train. Her ionn 80
'ulle veil caught with crane Li iHns
bouI.. huns ana her flowers an immense
bouquet Of white rosehuds
before the ceremony Miss A1ro
iprCushLon sang most beautifnlly
rDeloved, 1t Is Morn" Miss Tannio
oCiIuelt accompanying: and as tbe
pride entered on the arm of ber ta0 60
.I' thDr' VINO gave her away. Miss Dora-
ouy rierCs played the march. The
Groom best man was Mr.. Davis of
'~lCOuNer, Washington
A very informal reception fol-
lowed the ceremony. Miss Ielen
Tisfee, Miss Irene CampbeIl NIiss
Lliah Rodgers and Miss Jennie non
l, hel assisting in the dining room The
t pIlle gifts were many and verv
IeauIliul A number of out of town
sueslS We're among those who Wit
neSSeu the ceremony. After a short
honeymoon trip, the young counIe
Wlli reside in Newport, where Mr.
smith is in business. -l'
! Inc Plinodosians and Philodorians
met last Saturday evening for tbnir
gnlra annual Thanksgiving dinner
rms affair was given in the home of
lne Misses Graham at 1877 Court
street covers were laid for thirty
SIX at the long table beautifully dec
GRATED with the pink rose variety of
cnIysanthemums and graced at each
enu with the brown, steaming Ameri-
, can bird of the season. AS guests
were Grandfather and Grandmother
9phdlewheel, their lawyer son, Mr..
Duncihead and his family; the son
VINO Is physician, Doctor Killem-
quick and his family; the farmer son
/ ol BushWacker, from the foot hills,
{ with his family; the millionaire son,
{ MI FandermOrgan, his wife and
lamlly and the youngest son of the old
people, who has very recently taken
unto himself wife. This crowd. cos
; tuned correctly, beitting their age
and position in life, made a complete
fancy dress gathering. Grandmother
4 with her white hair and quaint
gown; grandfather, with long white
Deard and old time costume, not for
getting the ear trumpet; the farmer
( iamily in overalls and print dresses
4 IN contrast to the richly gowned and
Deleweled millionaires family, to say
S nothing of the short sklrted children
e and long robed infants. 1t was a
merry crowd that enjoyed the elabor-
ate dinner and the evening following.
= Mr.. and Mrs. William Karron. of
< Portland, were visiting this week
|. with the Doctor R. E. Lee Steiners.
!. So
Miss Lucille Abrams, of Eugene, is
Z house guest of Miss Veda Cross.
Miss McMasters, Miss Edith Chehy,
=, Miss Lenora Hanson, of Portland,
'' Miss Erma Clifford, of Eugene, Mr..
Roy Fields, Mr.. William McMasters,
II Of Portland; Mr. George Lockery, of
II Corvallis and Mr.. Main, of Eugene,
were guests of the Russell Catlins yes
terday.
II Miss Maud Steward, principal of the
s. State Institute for Feeble-Minded, is
e enjoying a week end visit from Mrs.
is Walter D. Humiston, of Potlatch,
Y, Idaho, who was former friend in
l. Minneapolis, Minnesota. She will
u join Mr. Humiston in Portland for a
short visit before returning to their
home
?. Mrs. William H. Burghardt re-
s. turned last Saturday evening from a
sr delightful visit with her mother in
,e Oregon City During her stay, Miss
Pratt entertained informally asking a
crowd of Mrs Burghardt's close
N friends for an afternoon of cards
le prizes being awarded Mrs. Charles
'e Griffith and Miss Aimee Bollack
er There was music and refreshments
c. to round out the afternoon Miss
t. Pratt's guests were Mrs. William H
Burghardt, Jr, Mrs. Charles Griffith
ID Mrs. NJ. D. Latourette, Mrs J. Nelson
f Wisner, Miss Helen Daulton, Miss
i Dollie Pratt, Miss Aimee Bollock
Miss Bess Daulton, Miss Marjorie
t. Caufeld, Miss Veda Williams and
Miss Zida Goldsmith
So
s The Euterpean society presented a
r, short program last Monday evening
+ in Willamette university chapel. In
Y, music, poetry and art, Mendelsshon
Is Hood and Constable were illustrated
If The characterizations were read by
,t Mrs. Junk and Mr. Perry Reigleman
d Miss Lila Slater and Miss Sautel
e played the piano and Miss Mary
i Schultz the violin selections. Mr.
q Reigleman gave the reading Of &