Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-22

After visiting friends in Salem.
Mrs. w. Y. Eakin returned last
Monday to her home in Astoria.
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A beautiful wedding was solemn
izer last Wednesday evening at eight
o'clock in the pretty home of Esther
M. Sayre on Bellevue street, when
Veda Hayes was married to James
Arthur Swartes The house was
beautifully decorated with ferns and
nasturtiums. The bride was attired
in a blue going away gown. Rever-
end P. S. knight performed the
ceremony after which about thirty
sat down to a tempting luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swartes will be at
home to their friends at number 222
Bellevue avenue.
Mrs. Sayre was assisted during
the evening by Mrs. R. n. Swartes
and Miss Campbell.
The w. P. Babcocks have been en-
tertaining Mrs. Babcocks cousin, Mr.
Frank Woodruff, of Galliton, Mis-
souri,, and his wife, daughter and
son, who have made an extended
tour through California and are en-
route home by Canadian Pacifis. Mr..
John Woodruff, a brother, enter
tanned them at his fine ranch home
in Keiser Bottom, purchased a month
ago when he moved from the same
Missouri town to Oregon. The Frank
Wodruffs anticipate locating on the
coast very soon.
About one hundred and twenty
five Sunday schol children, of Pres
byterian church, enjoyed a fine after
noon yesterday when they gathered
for the annual picnic in the vicinity
of Mute school. Leaving on the two
o'clock Oregon Electric and return
ing to Salem at eight-thirty gave a
long period filled with games of all
sorts and supper served at six
thirty. The most interesting event
OF the afternoon was baseball be-
tween girls and boys, when the lat
ter were compelled to play left
handed. With this handicap, they
easily lost the game, the score stand
ing five to four. The children re-
turned home filled with enthusiasm
over the joys of the day
A Portland party making the mo-
tor trip to Mount Hood last Satur-
day included the family of Senator
Fulton and their guest, Miss Bar
bara Eakin.
Miss Margaret Boot was hostess
for the Kensington club yeserday af-
ternoon. Mrs. John Roberts reap
pearance at the club meeting was
the occasion of much rejoicing.
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Miss Elizabeth Bass, who has been
the guest of the Ernest Hofers for
few weeks, left Friday morning for
Seattle.
Mrs. L. U. Josse, Miss Edna Josse
and little Cleo Harris left Salem this
morning for two months stay in
Newport. Mr. Louis Josse preceded
them and Mr. Josse will join them
later in the season.
Reverend E. Sherwood met with a
painful accident last Wednesday
when passing over the Church street
bridge on his bicycle. A fall caused
internal bruises which have kept
him confined to his bed.
SO
Professor W. NJ. Wicoff and son,
ri Of g.,
days this week with Reverend e.
Sherwood, of 7S7 B street. The Vic
offs are travelling through the coast
staes on their return trip from San
Francisco where they attended the
National Sunday School convention.
Doctor and Mrs. F. H. Thompson,
of Yew Park, entertained with an in
formal dinner last evening. The
table decorations were in pink and
white sweet peas and pink shaded
lights. Covers were placed for Miss
Hattie Beckley, James Crawford,
Roy Shields, Guy Smith and Doctor
and Mrs, Thompson.
On Wednesday evening last the
Ladies Aid society, of Leslie Metho-
dist church, gave a lawn party at
the Lucas home on South CONNER
cial street. A large attendance en-
joyed the watermelon, fruit punch,
lemonade and ice cream. The affair
was socially and financially a great
success.
Mr.. Henry B. Thielsen and Mr..
Roland are leaving on Shasta Limit
ed tomorrow morning for Tacoma to
meet president Bland of the Fidelity
and Guaranty company. After
business session of the leading
agents, banquet will be given
them.