Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-30
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occupancy of the beaptifr,
a on Iarcb .bey nave recently complete5 S
: Portiana ar[n street in Ladd's ad5itiOn ijcgu
fe H5s, 5s,, George Fox and her two II.
!. tiaushters arrived in salem nv s.l 1T
E arc "iS.on' Is' Idaho, last Satnrday iOL nnI
: street. O0O south Summer
! Arriving in Salem lac, r.,
apo Iionl her home in Cottage Crow e'SGay SS,l
aisea Hawley has been the 90 go. lilss mss
iovoS ol the Misses Carson and ' an
HortC 1oyeu tne pleasures of the Criterion m Iu
party on Thursday night 'on
Pss
MT Ralph MOores has bear o...
Saihing this week his cons,n s enSsr- YER
SgeS'er me Moores and Mr.. ondIn Roh OH
'''' oo'h from University of Oregon |
@ me stork was unavoidablv do
Sah tSineu out left his Christmas pifa
osDy daughter, Gretchen, IN tbs bon,o
=. Mr. and Mrs. H. William Thiaisnr
az eieven-thirty o'clock on the T,9o mosn
ing OF Thursday, December the % twau
ty-eighth. 'ne t"en-
from an Arctic booth in tba A.
nory last Saturday afternoon Mice
Sronlse gave a SNOWFALL sbower iso FOO
ner dancing school pupils, Each
Oall contained bonbons and Christ
mas greetings. '''
MISS Helen Beveridge, of Portland
ley. % - W. onip-
Miss Ellen Thielsen greeted a faw
Irlenas last evening, who called to
pay their compliments to Miss Helen
whitney and her brother, Mr.. Latimer
Whitney. ''''''0'
Last Tuesday evening the bridge
cluD was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
holln X. Page. On this occasion Mr.
rage secured the prize. The meet
lngs OF this small club are very in
formal.
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At the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. H. X Spaulding ON !
Clinton street in Portland last SIM
day afternoon, December the twenty
fourth, amid Christmas decorations of
holly mistletoe and cut flowers and I
under bell formed of ferns and flow :
ers, Reverend T. s. Winey read the ,
marriage lines that made Lila the :
bride of Mr.. Samuel Heltzel of Stay-
ton. The wedding was very quiet
only relatives and few friends were g.,
asked, making the number of guests >
about twenty-five. The bride was a
charming in a gown of cream satin. !
elaborated with embroidery and i
fringe. Her flowers were bride roses. .
There were no attendants. Miss The i
odosia Bennett of Salem played the
wedding marches. After luncheon the r
young couple left for parts unknown h
to enjoy honeymoon. The brides s
going away gown was of dark blue \
in tailor fashion with chapeau of 4
white fur bear with soft aigrette of F
same color. Mr.. and Mrs. Heltzel will h
reside in Stayton. The young couple Z,
were students of Willamette Mr.. I,
Heltzel was graduated from the law q
school about three years ago. K
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During the last three or four weeks s
the superintendent and instructors in II
Oregon State School for Feeble n
have been planning and ar q
ranging fine Christmas entertain
ment which made happy one hundred e
and thirty girls and boys from the e
several cottages, on December the
twenty-fourth at seven-thirty o'clock
in the evening. Assembly hall had h
been lavishly decorated with garlands "
of fir, great punches of mistletoe and b.
holly wreaths. The chief attraction, v
a result of secret working which had d
pervaded the school for days, with an e.
air of mystery, was the glorious W
Christmas tree with all its splendor n
of ornamentation and lights, standing e,
in the front of the large hall Not F
only were its branches beautiful with p
decoration, but on them hung gifts for
every one in that big family. 1t would
make old hearts grow young and hard la
hearts grow tender to see these af- pi
fllcted ones so very happy over their dt
little gifts. The entertainment began
with the following program:
Opening chorus; recitation, Verna q
Nelson; Merry Christmas, chorus Of
telephone from Santa; Glory to God, Of
chorus; recitation, Elsie c.; Christ Ii
mas Bells, chorus; recitation, Ruth Of
R.; Christmas Lullaby five girls; OF
Bells are Ringing, chorus;
telephone from Santa, Mollie r.; rec
itation: He'll be Here Tonight, cho- is
rms. entrance of Santa Claus in reg W
nlation costume, who, distributing the
presents carrying out Doctor Frank Il.
Smiths instructions that every child la
they are all called children, no mat Ell
fer how old or how helpless, was TO be
he remembered with with a suitable lii
0ift The children's parents ana the tn
Datrons of the school were very gen
erous with gifts of money and PACK
ACES Of presents. A fine, big chicken CT
dinner was enjoyed by all and each
child carried from the table souVe-
mir bag Of candy. Ao W
.,..,pod no vsrv hard to make this fes- P'