Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-09-02


plethorpe entertained last Thursday
evening at their home, 290 South
Fourteenth street, with a watermelon
party. Games and music made the
affair very enjoyable Miss Frances
Penn, who is always a delightful en-
tertainer, gave readings from her best
selections. Invitations were extended
to Misses Carlene Warner, Bernice
Lamb, Dora Gray, Leona Gray, Lorita
Lynch, Nellie Keaton, Frances Penn
and Lloyd West, Emmett Terry, Clar-
ence Cory, Angus Fraser, VIII Bech-
tel, Leroy 0strander, viii Browning,
Harland Grager, Leabon Sleeves, Neal
Littler.
Mrs. w. H. Downing of Waldo hills
and Mrs. Hirtzfen of Sublimity en-
tertained the Wa-Hi club members
with their husbands and a few other
guests, last week at Mrs. Hirtzfen's S
home, celebrating Mrs. Downing's and
Mr.. HirtZfen's birthdays. The even
ing passed very pleasantly Miss Ber-
tina Clark gave one of her delightful
whistling solos and responded to an
encore. Light refreshments were
served.
Miss Josie Gelbach of Zelienople,
Pennsylvania, was honor guest last
Wednesday evening at an informal but
very delightful card party and musical
! given by Mr.. and Mrs. F. Newberry,
whose guest she has been. Sweet peas
were used in profusion throughout
the rooms where five hundred was
played at five tables. Very lovely re-
freshments rounded out the evening.
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A very quiet wedding was solem-
nized on Thursday morning at ten
o'clock in the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Townsend
South Salem, when their daughter
Vera Emma was given in marriage to
Mr.. Albert Theodore Savage of Tur-
ner, Reverend D. Lester Fields Off
ciating The bride wore a blue tai
lored gown with small hat and carried
pale pink carnations. There were nc
attendants and only the family pres
ent at the ceremony. The young cou-
pie left on the morning train for 9
honeymoon trip to Newport, and will
reside on Mr.. Savage's ranch in Tur-
ner.
The Misses Eckerlin are entertain
ing Miss West from Astoria.
Mrs. H. K Goldberg of North Yak
ina, who has been the guest Of hel
sister, Mrs. ]. w. Ball at GlenwooC
farm, returned to her home last weel
Friday.
The two launches Beroni an(
Eclipse that left Salem with crowC
of pleasure seekers for a trip up thu
Columbia, reached their destination
without mishap. The Beroni, with Mr.
E Denison's crowd, remained at Astorii
: for the regatta, while the Eclips
J brought Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Inman Il
Portland last Wednesday evening, ant
later in the evening they reached Sa
lem by Electric.
In response to an invitation from
the Silverton Knights of Pythias abou
/ thirty members of the Salem lodg
. went over Thursday evening in thre
automobiles to attend banquet Cor
dial hospitality was extended for thi
very enjoyable affair.
l Mr.. and Mrs. George Patterson re
l turned home yesterday morning, afte
l a month of pleasant travelling visitin
= all the principal cities of the middl
west and eastern states.
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| Professor and Mrs. E. Sherwood ar
expecting to leave Salem next Monda
l for some point on the Washingto
3 beach, where a week or ten days wi
be spent in rest. During this perio
their nineteenth wedding anniversar!
. coming on the sixth of this montl
t will be quietly celebrated
= Last Monday evening at her HON
5 on Oak street, Miss Beryl Holt enter
4 tanned most charmingly, with Dime
honoring Miss Ada Ross who is leaN
ing for school at Fort Morgan, Co
2 orado, and Miss Edyth Shaw who wi
t attend the Agricultural college in Coz
Wallis. The dining table was beautifl
with its decorations of pink roses an
3 ferns, and at places marked with will
= rose cards, covers were laid for Misse
= Ada Ross, Edyth Shaw, Eva Scott, L
. Rue East, Laura Ross, Leila Slate
d Nellie Graham, Helen Farrar, MAJ
t garet Poisal, Constance Cartwright
= Genevieve Frazier, Margaret Schre
;. Der, May Steusloff and Beryl Holt
S Reverend and Mrs. Barr G. Lee n
e turned on Thursday from Ashland an
other Southern Oregon towns wheI
they have been visiting. Mrs. Lee
r health is greatly improved.
Word has been received in Sale
from Newport that Mrs. Charles
It Bier is seriously i'll. Mrs Bier, wit
k her little son has been spending
o portion of the summer there. M
Bier is. with her at present
n A crowd of young people gave
d launch party last Wednesday evenin
d in honor of the high school girls an
= boys who are leaving to study
other places They went up william
cite river in the Independence an
e landed; building a bonfire and cool
). ing supper in true picnic fashion. FL
e dessert there was watermelon. wit