Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-18

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II Judge and Mrs. Hewitt with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Laughed Of Albany at
tended the Dyer-Walker wedding last
Wednesday evening
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The Naehen verein crowd of young
women were the g'Nests Of Mrs. Paul
Johnson yesterday afternoon, in her
home on Union street. Red chrysan-
themums frightened the rooms and
centered the table Light refresh
ments are served at these club meet
ings.
The High school sophomore class
entertained last week Friday evening
with romp in the halls, all decorated
with their pennants Of green and
white, and the freshmen's Of purple
and white, together with quantities of
mistletoe and fir bOughs. On the COM
mittee planning and arranging this
truly delightful affair, were the names
of Misses Nanelle Bloom, Marion
Gould, Mary Schultz with Donald
Byrd, Allen Bynon and Kenneth Mar
tin. Such games as the wildly hilari-
GUS Going up Elevator" and the Ely
ing Duthcman" caused no end of mer-
riment. In the mystical writing"
two clever young people, Miss Mary
Clark and Allen Jones, won out
About two hundred and fifty teachers
and pupils enjoyed the evening, and
were served ice cream and chocolate
waters by Miss Marion Gould, Miss
Bertha Clark and Miss Mary Schultz.
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Fullerton enter
tanned most charmingly with dinner
last Sunday evening in their home
on State street, the occasion being
their twelfth wedding anniversary.
Green and white in ferns and chrys-
anthemums were arranged in the din
ing room and the round, table was
centered with a large bouquet of
white chrysanthemumS. Gifts of sill
verware and linen were presented
them. Circling the table were Mr..
and Mrs. Burtnett, parents of Mrs.
Fullerton; Mrs. Howard, the Misses
Snyder, Graber, Childs, Gibson, How
ard and Mr.. Wayne Price. There was
vocal and instrumental music after
dinner, with corn popping and stories
around the fire place.
1t is most unusual for a person t
reach a hale and hearty ninetietE
birthday, enjoying it's celebration az
did Mrs. Margaret Rasmussen last
Tuesday afternoon, when relatives ant
intimate friends gathered in honor O.
such an event. Mrs. Rasmussen came
from Denmark thirty-nine years age
to make her home in Oregon, and il
. residing with her only son, Mr. n
P. Rasmussen at 31S Miller street.
With gifts and loving tenderness tn
afternoon was made most enjoyable
for this remarkable woman.
!, Misses Helen and Dorothy Pearc,
e left for Portland last Thursday morn
. ing, expecting to remain for a coupl
a of weeks with their aunt Mrs. Bras
field. They will attend Miss Bigger
wedding, which will take place on tn
: twenty-second.
t Mr. and Mrs. Lowell viii were il
h Portland for plesure last week, re
naming for the week end days.
= Miss Helen Litchfield was the gues
t of her sister, Mrs Thomas Holma
t in Eola, for few days this week.
The Oregon club in Washington, 1
n c., met this month at the home O
It Mr.. A. w. Prescott, Senator Bourne
secretary. The December gatherin
will be with Senator Chamberlain.
: Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Duniway accom-
S panied by Mrs. Plummer, a frien
: from Seattle, cme up from Portlan
Y on Tuesday to remin in their HON
Il on Court street for a few days.
Mrs. Laura Doolittle Of Portlan
e enjoyed the week end with Mr.. an
IS Mrs. Russell Catlin Mrs DoOlittl
If has been very successful as an interiC
d house decorator. A handsome ne
residence in Riverdale is occupyin
her attention at present The colo
" schemes for hangings and silk brt
TO cade wall coverings show exquisi
a taste and have met with most sati
factory approval
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# The Entire Nous club met la
= Wednesday with Mrs. Enterest for Ii
,.,. o,for+oipt,apt Mice Curra