Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-16


At high noon on the tenth of De
cember, in the home of Mrs. Ada
Johns. 1926 Fir street, very pretty
wedding took place when her daughter
Ethel Isabelle was united in marriage
to Mr.. Everett W. Rutherford Of Ply
mouth. Illinois, Reverend Father c.
A Maher of St. Joseph's church off
ciating. The living room was prettily
decorated, and under an arch formed
of ferns and Oregon grape, the solemn
words were spoken and blessing pro-
nounced. The brides gown was of
cream serge and her flowers, shower
bouuues of white narcissus The
brides maid of honor was her sister,
Matilda, who wore frock of tan-col-
ored silk. Mr. Ray B. Mickle was the
groom's best man. Mrs Rutherford
has maay friends in Salem, and is
very popular in her set Mr.. Ruther-
ford mas an excellent position in this
cit, The young couple will reside
tere after their return from Victoria,
British Columbia, where they went for
a honeymoon trip.
The members of Swedish Methodist
church gave a most interesting and |
enjoyable affair last Thursday even
ing. Besides profitable sale of fancy
work and fine supper, there was a
delightful program of music and read |
ing, and a greatly enjoyed address by
Mr.. ]. c. Lannerberg of Portland. who
is general manager of the Swedish
Land and Colonization company Mr..
Lannerberg expects to go east in a
short time to recommend the state of
Oregon as the best place in this coun
try to live.
From the University of Oregon, re-
turning TO their homes in Salem for
the holidys are Miss Gladys Cart
wright. Misses Catherine and Esther
Carson, Miss Mildred Bagley, Miss
Jennie Fry, who is bringing a school
friend for the Christmas festivities;
Rex A. Turner, Ralph Moores, Ercel
Kay, Leland Hendricks, John Moor,
Howard Jerman,
Miss Theodosia Bennett, who is
teaching in the Silverton high school,
will be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. R.
V. Jones, in Portland for the holidays
She attends Miss Lila Spaulding's s
wedding on Christmas day and will
play the bridal march.
A most enjoyable afternoon was
spent with Msr August Kaup in her
beautiful home on Cherry avenue last
Wednesday. The affair was in honor
of her fiftieth birthday The ladies' of
the German society, of which she is
president, presented her with two
beautiful articles of hand embroid-
cry. a sofa pillow and centerpiece.
The secretary of the society, making
the presentation speech in German
and in English.
Mrs. Kaup ws assisted when serV
ing an elegant lunch, by Miss Mar
garet Murphy and Mrs. Greatlinger
Many congratulations and kind wishes
were showered upon the hostess b!
the guests, Mrs. English, Mrs
Schwabe, Mrs. Heyser, Mrs. Kehrber
ger, Mrs. Gremmels, Mrs Greatlinger
Mrs. Markewitch, Mrs Gantenbein
Mrs. Berndorfner, Mrs. Leise, Mrs
Nelson. Mrs. Long, Mrs. Fleming
Mrs. Elizabeth Paulus, Miss Butt
and Miss Margaret Murphy
&**
Mrs. William East went to Portlan
last Thursday, expecting to return D
Saturday.
Mr.. L. U. Josse, who has been sci
iously i'll for the past two weeks
reported somewhat improved.
s&&
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Sutherland al
enioying a visit from their daughte
Mrs. Spencer Schaefer, of Los Al
geles and her small daughter, Elizi
beth, who will remain for the MOI
days.
Mrs. George Fox and her two u
tie daughters from Lewiston ldan
are expected to join Mr. Fox in ,
lem about Christmas time
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Spaulding {
tertained with a dinner last eVenln
complimenting Mrs Clarence hen
Albert. of Portland and Mr.. and MI
oscar William Holcome,
49,
Mrs Clarence Henry Albert,
Portland. who has been vlsitl
friends in Salem for fortnight, is
turning home tomorrow eVehihe'
Mrs. Charles Glaske, of POrtlal
vos in Salem for the week end
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Nerod.
last week Friday there was
meeting of the Highland Woma
Christian Temperance Union a.
home of Mrs. Wooten, when lnteIe
ing papers were read by A,ll MRS, IT.
Hokie and Mrs. Rebecca Frazier .
Anti-Narcotics and Womans :
frage. Light refreshments y, "
served served Yesterday the regular Of
ness meeting was held
Miss Nan Wagner has been gi
the expectation of being aOie ,
leave the hospital during the CON Oh
week. Mrs Nell CoptoeK Is slsor CON-,
ing. and was taken last Ihulsuas I.Oio:,
her uncIes home. Mr. James
Linn. S24 Capital street
The Fireside Embroidery eiuD
meet the second InurSu3'