Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-04


were about a thousand spectators and
a fund of $4,000 raised. The patron
esses were: Mrs. Abigail Scott Duni-
way, Mrs. j. N. Teal, Mrs. Walter
Mrs. Jonah Wise, Mrs. Will
liam Bristol, Mrs. w. P. Olds, Mrs. c.
S, Jackson, Mrs. Gay Lombard and
Mrs. Edgar Pipes.
On Tuesday afternoon, March the
7th, Mrs. Carey Martin and Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Case will entertain the ladies of |
the Guild of st. Paul's Episcopal |
church at Mrs. Martins home on
Liberty street.
Mrs George G. Wills and Mrs
Charles Given entertained the S. S.
club members and their husbands
last week Wednesday, at the home of
Mrs Wills. The evening was spent
playing whist. No prizes are given
until the end of series of these par
ties-which- are held each month.
The Friday evening hops following
the dancing class of Miss Louise
Cronise have been very popular this
winter among the younger set. Last
evening about forty couples availed
themselves of the opportunity to en-
joy the good music and splendid floor
of the auditorium.
Mr.. George Shand, of Canada, with
his wife and daughter have been Wis
iting his son, George Shand, Jr. On
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Shand entertained for them at cards.
During the evening Mr.. Shand, Sr.,
delighted the guests with readings
from Scotch authors.
On Friday of last week Miss Eva
Savage entertained the Vinbeg club
and number of invited guests at her
home on State street. Violets were
the motif of decoration and each guest
was presented at the door with a
bunch of the dainty flowers.
Some R Set, the new progressive
card game, was played at eight ia
bles and made the evening a merry
one. The tally cards were of violet
design and violets ornamented the
napkins and doilies; the ice cream
suggested violets in the coloring OF
the frozen layers.
Mrs A. N. Bush complimenting heI
sister, Mrs. David Mackie, of Port
land, was hostess on Friday after.
noon for sewing and tea. Carnations
in profusion decorated the rooms
, Mrs. Macl1ie poured tea with Miss
, Boot assisting in serving.
y
In honor of Mr.. Henry B. Thielsent
birthday a few friends were enter
tanned Tuesday, informally. The even
ing was spent playing five hundred
D Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kay making
> highest scores and receiving book
as prizes. A very fine steamer rui
: was presented to Mr.. Thielsen by hi
friends.
: A pretty wedding was solemnize
f last Sunday afternoon in the neO
:. home of the groom at 1927 Roc
y street, when Maria Wilhelmin
n Stolck was united in marriage to Nj
August Maurer. Pastor Hopf of tn
State street Lutheran church, official
h ing.
# After the ceremony and the wet
r. ding hymn, sixty guests, including tn
t, father and mother of the bride, Sc
IL down to a bountiful dinner, afte
which there was music and dancin
to make the occasion joyful remen
re brance. The bride, lovely and az
If complished young woman, is a recer
m arrival from Oklahoma.
at Mr.. Maurer is a popular youn
e. business man who has resided in 81
IN lem for five years.
Mrs. Maurer's parents have con
from Oklahoma to live on farm net
re Salem.
at
# The Euterpean club will hold /
of eighth meeting on Monday evenin
" March 6, in Willamette chapel. II
he following program will be presented
lv 1. Characterization of Leonard
reader, Rev. Philip E. Bauer.
2. my Heart Ever Faithful; v
t. calist, Miss Louise Cronise; accor
DIS PIANIST, Mr.. Chester Catlow.
hi 8. Forget Me not; vocalist, Mi
on Gertrude Erixon; accompanist, N
Chester Catlow.
4. Characterization Of Milto
ed reader, DR.. Fletcher Homan.
er 5. Pipe Organ, Prelude and Fuf
'es in G. Minor; organist, Prof. T.
.rt Roberts; description, Mr.. Chest
in Catlow.
IL 6. Characterization Of Bach; rea
st. or. Mr.. Chester Catlow