Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-21

Chicago.
Mrs. H. W. Thielsen, with her
daughter Miss Ellen, went to Por.-
land last Wednesday afternoon. ex-
pecting to return to Salem on Sunday
Mrs. c. NJ. Walker and her daughter
Miss Madeline went TO Portland last
Wednesday for a few days.
Complimenting Miss Helen Wood.
whose family recently removed from
West Union, Iowa, to make their home
in Salem, Mrs. Elizabeth Case asked
few young girls for very informal
weekend afternoon. Other guests
coming in later for refreshments. Miss
Margaret Rodgers, Miss Barbara Stei-
ner, Miss Florence Hofer, Miss Helen
Decenbach and Miss Marion Gould
were entertained for Miss Helen's
pleasure.
After the marriage ceremony in
First Methodist church last Wednes-
day noon, the ushers with their wives
and a few friends repaired to Hotel
Marion for luncheon in the grill. The
long table was beautifully laid and
graced with big white chrysanthe-
NUNS and smilaX. At places around
the table were Mr.. and Mrs. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thielsen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Benham, Mr..
and Mrs. Roberts, Miss Ellen Thielsen
and Mr.. Frederick Behrend.
The Oregon Journal says the fact
that the National Humane society
convention will come to Portland in
nineteen thirteen, is largely due to
the efforts of Mrs. Frank W. Swan
ton, the Portland girls attending the
University of California and Portland
roses.
Mrs. Swanton invited number of
the young girls over to the st. Fran
els, in San Francisco, to attend the
convention, They pinned Portland
roses on all the delegates, also
badge saying, Portland Wants You
IN 1913, so the sentiment was won
IN favor of Portland and the conven-
tion is assured.
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst entertained
Mrs. Swanton and a number of other
delegates for a day at her country
home. Mrs. Swanton passed last Sun
day with Joaquin Miller and his fam
lily on the Heights. Mr.. Hitler is
much improved. Mrs. Swanton is now
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Water
house of Berkeley Mr.. and Mrs.
Waterhouse, Miss Dorothy Water
house, Mrs. Swanton, Miss Edith Gle
rim and Miss Margery Cogswell, both
Portland students at the University of
California, made up a party that en-
loyed a delightful motor party through
the Santa Clara valley.
Miss Marie Lodge returned last Sun
day from visit in Victoria, British
Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Richmond
Matthews went to Portland last Tues
day for weeks visit, returning to
Salem before the trip to California
is made.
Mrs. A. Mitchell is the guest of her
daughter at the Frederick Bynon
home on Capitol street, and will make
a fortnight's visit before joining Mr..
Mitchell in Spokane, where they will
be domiciled for the winter. Later a
pleasure trip is to be taken when they
Will go to Chicago and returning by
Canada will stop off in province of
Calgary and also visit a daughter
whose home Is in Vancouver, British
Columbia.
At Stayton, Oregon, on October the
twenty-sixth, will occur the marriage
Of Miss Halle Rae Stuckey, daughter
Of Mr.. Samuel Clay Stuckey, to Mr..
louis Lester Thomas. The ceremony
70 take place at twelve o'clock, in
he Methodist Episcopal church. Miss
Stuokey is a musician of ability.
Studying in Willamette College of
Music, she became a successful in
structor.
Mr.. Thomas is a merchant in Stay
on, and it is in that city they will |
make home.
On the evening of last week Friday, |
eaton Hall was the scene of a large
'eception given by the Young Mems
md Young Women's Christian Asso-
'iattQns of Willamette University. in
lonor of the new students. There were
10 formal introductions; each guest
yore a tag bearing name, residence
md the department of study There
vas an address of welcome by Mr..
)akes, president of the willamette
University Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION, Mrs. Mendenhall gave pleas
Ire with two solos, reading by Pro-
essor Biddell, instructor of English
md oratory, a song by the college
luartet, Mr. 0akes, Mr.. Anderson, Mr..
Booth and Mr.. Mcintyre, which, on
recount OF persistent calls for encore,
rev into four songs. After the pro-
ram couples formed line of march
o the room where refreshments were
ierved The hall was brilliant with
'rofuse decorating in autumn leaves.
The Reds of WOman's Relief
)orps gave Southern social last
week Friday evening In the apart
nents Of Mrs. Louisa Forstner on
North Commercial street. Southern
lialect and bandana turbans were in
and the rooms were filled
With blossoming potted plants. Mrs.
Roland Glover gave readings and Miss
3lanch Liston piano solos Admission
vas charged for entrance to the curio
hop, and among many strange and
wonderful sights were a basketful of
'aby kittens and a bantam hen proud