Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-21

J mother. Mrs. w. A. Hoyt, are moving
: from Fayette, Iowa, to Salem. A
bungalow has been secured at $50
North Eighteenth street. Mrs. Aver
formerly lived in West Union, Iowa.
sss
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Spaulding of
Salem were the guests of honor at a
largs and attractive reception given
in Newberg last week Saturday even
ing by Mr. and Mrs c. X. Spaulding.
About one hundred and fifty called at
the SDaulding home which was beau
ititully decorated with the brilliantly
red saliva and white blossoming Glenn
ats. In hall, living room, library and
dining room, the same scheme was
used. Mrs. Roy Mills assisted and
during the evening Mrs. c. B. Wilson
and Mr.. Clarence Kienle gave selec-
tions in duet, with piano and violin.
Miss Francis Elliott, state forester's
niece, sang for the pleasure of the
guests. Miss Hammer and Miss Rees
presided over the punch bowl and a
number Of maidens from the younger
set assisted in the dining room.
! ooo
The beautiful new Sunnyside Meth
odist church was the scene of a pretty
wedding last Wednesday evening
when Marie Hutchins and Reverend
l.. Kirk Richardson were Joined in
holy wedlock. Miss Eleanor Colony
sang before the ceremony, 20, Prom
Use Me" and Miss Elma Weller played
Lohengrins bridal procession, Miss
Colony joining with song. During the
service the Lohengrin strains were
softly continued The six ushers en-
tered from one aisle as the six maids
gowned in white, carrying bouquets
of white chrysanthemums and bound
together with broad white ribbon. en-
tered from the opposite aisle. The
brides sister was her maid of honor,
robed in white and carrying pink car
nations. The bridal gown was fash
ioned of cream creno de chine-the
bouquet of bride roses with shower of
buds. After the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the home of her par
ents. Among the maids in her bridal
train were Misses Myrtle Duncan.
Olive Metcalf, Genevieve Potter and
Essie Smith. A number of friends
from Salem were guests for the cere-
mony and reception, at which the
brides maids assisted
80
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Denison of Nine
teenth and Ferry streets were guests
of neighbors last Tuesday evening
while preparations for a surprise
party went merrily on. Returning
hastily in response to a summons
they found about forty friends await
ing them as a genuine surprise. Mu-
sic and dancing formed most delight
ful entertainment. Assisting about the
rooms and in serving lovely refresh
ments were Mrs. Welch, Mrs. Hixon
and Mrs. Porter.
A recently organized needlework
club, yclept "The Fireside Embroi-
derry" carries on its membership roll
the names Of Mrs. Roy Rice, Mrs. C.
q. Reinhart, Mrs. Paul Siege, Mrs. F.
A. Erixon, Mrs. Earl Anderson, Mrs
William Welch, Mrs. Frederick Rice
Mrs. c. ID. Babcock, Mrs. Robert Saw
age, Mrs. c. NJ Inman and Mrs. e.
Woods The meetings will be held ev-
cry other Thursday of the week.
The annual teachers institute of
Marion county convened last Wednes-
day, with two hundred and eighty
eight in attendance. The three days
sessions, held in Salem High school
building, were considered the most in
teresting and profitable of any previ-
Gus meetings.
Six copets, most of them visible to
the naked eye, are now interesting
students of astronomy, and attracting
attention of the ordinary observer.
-Four of them are new visitors, tray
cling on an orbit that brings them
into vision only once In about a thou
sand years; most of us will be absent
on their next round. 1t is a relief
to learn that the appearance of any
one comet has nothing to do with the
others, nor have they any Influence
upon the weather
RHs
Mrs R. E. Fountain is SLOWLY recov-
ering health after the serious illness
which brought her husband from Chi
cago to her bedside. Doctor Fountain
returned this week to take up his
duties in Cook County hospital.
80
AT her home in Yew Park Miss Ken
ilworth was hostess last Monday for
the Muchacha club, with an evening
Of sewing and dainty refreshments at
Its close. The next meeting will be
with Miss Litchfield.
There was a pretty wedding last
Wednesday evening in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs NJ R. Eoff, when their
sister Miss Grayce Eoff became the
bride of Mr. p. j. Hibler. Reverend P.
s. Knight officiating. The living room
decorations we're of white clematis and |
red dahlias were used In the dining |
room, where refreshments were |
served. The brides gown was of
white serge and her hat of black,
bearing plumes and a touch of blue |
Only few relatives and close friends |
witnessed the ceremony Mr.. and |
Mrs. Hibler left in the evening for
Portland and will be at home upon
their return, at apartments on High
street, which have been made ready
for them.
AS hostess for the Blues" of the
Woman's Relief Corps, Mrs. Mary
Hawley, Mr. Sarah Drauger, Mrs.
Mary Briggs and Mrs. Hattie Cam
eron entertained most pleasantly on