Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-12

Complimentary to Miss Mary An
derson, Of Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncey Bishop entertained with a
Ave hundred party last Thursday
evening. Sweet peas and ferns were
used in decoration throughout, where
the card tables were arranged. For
high scores prizes we're awarded
Mrs f. f. Smith and Mr.. Fritz Slade.
Under Mrs. c. d. Gabrielson's direc-
tion refreshments we're served by
Lawrence Hofer, Carl Gabrielson and
Chauncey Bishop. The invitation
list included:
. Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Ball, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Roberts, Nj. and Mrs.
Frederic Thielsen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Gerlinger, OF Dallas; Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Thielsen, Mr. and Mrs.
S. G. Sargent. Mr.. and Mrs s. Shaw,
Miss Margaret Boot, Mr.. and Mrs,
John H. McNary, DR.. and Mrs. F. r.
Smith, Dr. and Mrs. II. Z. Clay; Mr..
and Mrs. c. ID. Gabrlelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis b. Cross, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred. Stewart, Miss Ryth Catch, Miss
Allne Thompson, Miss Mamie Hamil-
ton, Miss Cora Talkington, Mr..
Frank Springer, Mr. Laurence Hofer,
Mr.. Fritz Slade, Mr. VIII Walton, Miss
Webber, Miss Ida Jones, of Labish
Meadows; Miss Mary Anderson, Mr..
Paul Wallace, Mr. Carl Gabrielson,
Doctor Starbuck, of Dallas.
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A party of three automobiles went
TO Wheatland Ferry last Wednesday
evening for a jollhcation. Lunch
was cooked over the bonfire and
served in picnic style. Enjoying this
affair were Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Cross, Miss Dorothy Clark, Miss Al
thea Moores, Miss Alice Bingham
Miss Byrd. Of Spokane, Miss Maud
Durbin, Mr., Elma Ludden, Mr., Ralph
MoOres, Mr. Fritz slade, Mr.. Carl
Gabrielson. Doctor Prince Byrd, OF
Portland, and Mr.. Laurence Hofer.
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After year Of hard study in Paris
Mrs. Ruby Flint Hughes went down
20 Geneva, Switzerland, for the sum-
mer, and expects TO resume her work
in early autumn.
A few extracts from her letter L
young woman In Salem will be in
teresting reading to many friends
here, In writing of Geneva she says
1T seems beautiful here after a win
ter In Paris and find much that in
terests me. Geneva is one Of tht
educational centers of Europe ant
has the atmosphere of n college town
II Is cosmopolitan for people of al
countries come here to study. They
make much Of botany. am sur
prlsed TO find growing wild on the
mountains all the beautiful flowers
that we cultivate in our gardens.
am happy too, to find some trees
that Is big, fine, healthy trees, as W,
grow them in Oregon There ar,
plenty Of trees in France, but the,
are stunted In growth and sickly
You would delight in Ge
neva II is wonderful place I,
shop. never had seen such superl
furs and such artistic styles. On,
can have their furs made over 70
merely song Mole skin is yer,
fashionable and very lovely" Sh
hVNNliptH nun Ol eTHlne, as lOnl
and pointed, trimmed in a big bow
knot OF white cord. The stole worl
with this fastened with bowkno
and the same In the back. The end
OF this stole hang down In the bacI
Instead of the front, late mode.
eet
Miss Mlnnetta Mayors music stu
dio was the scene OF most sinipl
marriage ceremony last Sunday moo
when her niece, Ferrell Deene Ma
gers, became the bride OF Grove
BENNETT Powers in the presence OF
few relatives, Reverend H. \. Bah
cock officiating and Miss Magers civ
ing away the bride. In accordanc
with other arrangements, there wa
an entire absence Of floral decora
tlons and refreshments. Athoug
the wedding gown had been pre-
pared for this occasion, II N.s pu
aside for dainty little. pink glne
ham dress which truly enhanced IN
BRIDES beauty In chronlcllng
marriage ceremony, It Is customar
TO strictly avoid mention OF IN
groom's appearance. but on this o,
casi0n the exception will not be ou
OF place when il Is told this hand