Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-09-09

)URNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SAT
Metcalf invited the members of Mu-
chacha club on Thursday for an
evening of needle work. There were
entertaining games pertaining to en-
bro'dery and dainty refreshments.
TifJeen guests enjoyed the very de-
lighJful affair.
Miss Joy Turner was hostess last
Thursday evening with a miscellane-
Ous shower for Miss Hulda Colvin.
an October bride. The guests we're
gwen dainty wrapped packages
which contained linen pieces to be
hemmed for the honor guest. A game
for entertainment was the forming Of
correct words from jumbling of let
ters spelling articles of a wedding
Itrousseau. In this Miss Colvin won
as first prize, a collection of toasts
in book form. Throughout certain
rooms packages containing the gifts
were concealed in numerous places
and hunted for by the guest Of hon
or until the last was brought to
view.
The dining room was particularly
beautiful with its pink and white
decorations. Long garlands hung
from chandelier pink hearts formed
the table border and an immense
mound of gladiolus of the same col
or was the center adornment. Miss
Colvin occupied the place of honor
while an elaborate luncheon was
| served. The same color scheme be-
ing carried out in refreshments, the
ice cream showing a pink heart froz-
en- in the center Miss Helen Colvin
assisted the hostess.
| Miss Stella Graham, who possesses
fine contralto voice, sang with Miss
Turner accompanying
About twenty of Miss Colvin's girl
friends were asked for this delightful
occasion.
Miss Edna Pearl Luckey, a former
teacher Of English, in the Salem
High School and Mr.. Dairy G. East
ham, who was also a teacher in the
same school, were married last week
in Portland, going directly to Sea-
side for honeymoon trip.
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Doctor and Mrs. Gaylord Patterson
entertained between fifty and sixty
guests last Thursday evening, who
enjoyed talk on folk games and
childrens play grounds by Miss Mar
Hofer. Mrs. Pattersons sister was a
member of one of Miss Hofer's
classes at Berkeley, California.
After a visit of six weeks with heI
mother and sister in Salem, Miss
Mari Hofer is leaving next Wednes.
day for her home in Chicago, Illinois
Mrs. Roy H. Mills and Mrs. VIII
liam R. Young gave a charming af
fair last evening at Mrs. Mills home
asking about twenty young wome1
to participate in a shower for Mis-,
Nettie Miller, who is bride of thi,
month. In large horn of plenty
suspended between dining and livinl
| lONiiio "OlO IHS pdChdBeS VI ullSCel
laneous articles, daintily wrapped
From this recepticle hung numerou!
ribbons ending with red hearts, BY
which Miss Miller drew the gifts
Elaborate decorations of red anC
white flowers filled the rooms
There were games and music foi
entertainment. High and low scort
game prizes fell to Miss Lola DeLonl
and Miss Marv Eckerlin The love
ly refreshments were served on in
individual trays.
Invitations were extended t,
Mesdames Lowell Wills, Donald Up
john, George Post, Spencer Hunt
Frank Frickey Elma Hulden o
Portland; Misses Cora Talkington
Emma Holmes, Lucille Bell, Unan
Craig, Ruth Ketchum. Mary Wann
Louise Cronise, Lola and Mable De
Long, Elizabeth Mclaughlin, Edit
Haney, Nellie Hopkins, Gertrude an,
F'ene Fawk, Franc Newman, Oliv
Metcalf, Effie Needham, Mary an
Matilda Eckerlin, Gertrude EriXoI
and Jessie Keeton.
For the pleasure of Miss Ath
Dimmick, an autumn bride, Docto
and Mrs. F. H. Thompson entertaine
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