Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-28

MIS-. r. r. waters returned home
last evening after a delightful week.
visit in Portland.
The superintendent and instructors
at the State School for Feeble Minded
have arranged for entertaining ths
children next Tuesday evening with
Halloween amusements. Friends of
the institution are cordially invited
as guests, and invitations are espe-
cially extended to strangers and to
new residents who are making their
home in Salem.
Miss Louise Thompson will remain
the guest of her parents until after
Christmas.
Another little society bud made it's
appearance in Salem yesterday morn
ing. Josephine Louise came to glad
den the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Williamson. Their friends are rejoic-
ing over the happy event
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Fry and their
little daughter motored to Neskowin
last Sunday, expecting to remain for
two or three weeks. Fine fishing
just now.
Mrs. F. X Hofer left last Wednes-
day for two weeks of visiting in Port
land and Corvallis.
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The Meum ct Teum girls were en-
tertained last Tuesday evening by
Misses Grace and Mary Babcock, when
Xmas needlework replaced the usual
card game. Light refreshments closed
the most pleasant gathering.
Very enjoyable was the Pythian Sis
ters initiation and social hour, with
refreshments, last Tuesday evening,
when about twenty-five members met
in their hall
Mrs. ]. Wilmington, at North Cot
tage street, received the sad intelli-
gence of her brothers sudden death
in St. Albans, West Virginian. The
young man was but twenty-seven
years Of age.
Gowned in the costumes of Holland
the Loyal Daughters of First
Christian church entertained with
Dutch box social, last Tuesday even
ing, in the church parlors. From
booth appropriately decorated, the
lunch boxes were sold to the highest
bidder, the purchasers sharing the
contents with young women who pre-
pared the dainty luncheons. Previous
to the auction, games and music
formed entertainment. About thirty
five young people enjoyed this de-
lightful affair. A comfortable amount
was added to the fund of the Loyal
Daughters treasury.
At the home of the brides parents
in Grants Pass quiet wedding took
place on the twentieth of October, at
high noon, when Hazel, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Corliss, became
the bride of Doctor B. F. Pound, Rev.
erend F. c. Lovett officiating. Simple
decorations of ferns and flowers were
used and only relatives witnessed the
ceremony. Arrangements had been
made for Miss Corliss' wedding to
occur on the twenty-fourth anniver-
sary of her parents and the sixty
second anniversary Of her grandpar-
ents, Captain and Mrs. w. l.. Ridley:
all of whom were witnesses of this
last wedding in the family. After a
short honeymood trip, Doctor and Mrs.
Pound will receive their friends at
their new home in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laud Hamilton are
permanently located in Boise, Idaho.
where Mr.. Hamilton is connected with
the firm whose large establishment is
called "The Mode"
. Mr.. and Mrs. Zadoc Riggs are
guests of Salem friends for a few
days, Mr.. Riggs has not decided upon
location for their permanent home.
Doctor F. H. Thompson left Salem
last Tuesday night for Olympia, Wash
lngton, where he delivered two lee
lures at the teachers institute. Ia
coma and Seattle were visited during
the trip
Mrs. w NJ Welch was hostess last
Thursday for the Fireside Embroi-
derry club. Christmas needlework is
occupying the attention of this club.
Mrs. Welch served a delightful
The Peirean class of the First
church was entertained last
week Friday by Mr.. and Mrs. Allison.
with an evening of pleasure after the
business session. A most ENJOYABLE
program was arranged with a read
ing by Miss Ethel Thomas, vocal So
los, Miss Stella Graham and Miss
Grace Smith; reading, Donald All-
son; piano duet, Miss Bradley and
Miss Myers; vocal solo, Miss Long
necker. The rooms bore decorations
of autumn tinted leaves and flow
ers. Light refreshments were served.
The Peirean class numbers about
forty members.
Miss Blanche White enjoyed a happy
last Thursday evening, when
a few young friends gathered in her
home, 633 North Front street, to help
celebrate her eighteenth birthday
There was entertainment of games
and music with refreshments round
ing out the evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Powers are
leaving Salem next week for South
Dakota. During their absence of sew
eral months there will he q trim