Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-03
week end wlth irlends IN wIlsonrIlle

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Mrs. Ralph Watson has for eoa,
ner friend Mrs. William Davidson IN, ,
rortiand, who arrived last Satmrda,
MIS- Davidson has been the motif sc
number OF informal social affai,.
Mrs. 3. E. Waters and Mrs wi1ia,
Y. knighton went to Portland Thnrs
day for day or two Of business an
pleasure. es9 al
Mr.. G. R. Whitney and Mr.. and Mr.,
4. W. Cassidy of Mapleton, Iowa hay
been guests in Salem for a couple a
weeks. UP'e
Mrs. Claud Knight Of The Dale,
VINO has been visiting her parents
MT; and Mrs. Henry Fawk, will returl
70 her home next week.
&aA
Miss Rita Steiner is week end gues
OF Miss Esther Carson and Miss Jenni
Fry, in Eugene.
From San Francisco, under date q
January the thirtieth, comes the sa,
intelligence Of most serious acciden
which occurred three weeks ago wher
Mrs. q. ]. Riggs mother, Mrs. J. w
Rulofson, was thrown from a car O
the United Railroads company, receiv
ing fracture at the base of the brain
or a concussion of the brain. whicl
the skill of all the prominent surgeon,
In that city cannot determine. M
nope is given Of her recovery; espe
cially mental recovery. She has
been unconscious since the accident
Mrs. Rulofson was with her daughter
for several months in Salem, and made
many fond friends who will be dis,
tressed to learn Of this terrible occur,
ence, and who will extend TO Mrs
Riggs their heartfelt sympathy
&&s
A quiet wedding with simple ar.
rangements, was solemnized last Mon.
day evening, January the twenty-ninth
at eight thirty o'clock, in the home
of Doctor and Mrs. J. H. Brewer, 161
North Thirteenth street, when theiI
son, Joseph H. Brewer, Jr., of Stayton
and Miss Georgia Pearl Kerans were
united in marriage by Reverend Rob-
ert Morton Of the Christian church
of Stayton. The house was artistic
with its floral decorations. The living
room in red carnations and ferns, the
dining room in pink carnations and
ferns, and the parlor, where the cere-
mony took place under the electric
plobes Of a tall pedestal light, was
charming in its white and green sur
The bride was dainty in a
gown of white wool with furnishings
Of silk and braid. A circle Of gold
bound her hair and her flowers were
red carnations. The groom's mother
was the brides matron Of honor and
his father, the groom's best man. A
loving tribute to the parents. Only
relatives and a few friends witnessed
The ceremony, Among the guests were
Mrs. Abby Robinson and Miss Amy
Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H.
Jr., left on Tuesday for Stay
ION, where Mr.. Brewer is a druggist.
A home, furnished, was in readiness
'or them.
Mrs. F. H. Thompson entertained the
of Needle Point club with
IN afternoon of sewing on Tuesday.
For the pleasure OF the guests Mrs.
Roy Franklin Shields gave a reading
If "The Burglar" After refreshments
he twelve members surprised Mrs.
Edwin M. Hoffnell In her home ~ 666
Ferry street, with shower for Rieth-
,tta Su, her daughter who is ten days
If age. This young lady was pleased
o accept many dainty little gifts.
A meeting of the music department
II Salem Woman's club will be held
IN Thursday, February the eighth, at
he home Of Mrs. William Staiger, High
Ind Center streets. Roll call will be
answered with q musical current
went. Mrs. William Burghardt, Jr.,
Who is in charge of this department of
he club work, has arranged an inter
sting and instructive program for the
study.
Synopsis For the Note Books, Les
ION on French opera and Gluck, given
It the last meeting, Mrs. Everett An
lerson.
Donlzetta: (a) His Works; (b)
What he did for the development OF
he opera, (c) Lucia dl Lammer-
moor" The story and criticism. A
ew Of the motifs and principal arias
,iven, Mrs. Seymour Jones.
Records on VicIr0la from Lucia
md Mascagni's opera, "Cayalierria
Mrs. Johu McNary.
Intermezlo; Piano selections from
Cavallierria Rusticana."
49,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Houston, with
heir son and daughter were week end
yuests in Eugene.
Mrs. W. Melvine Plimpton, who went
o Portland last week with her two
children, expecting to remain for
visit, was compelled to re-
urn home last Monday on account Of
he little daughters illness.
49,
Mrs. Albert Lincoln Brown left Sa-
EN- last evening for Berkeley, CAL
Rornia, where she will visit her daugh-
er, Mrs. Ralph Richmond Matthews.
$50
Reverend .Hunsaker Of McMinnvllle
vas week end guest Of Doctor and
,irs. i. II. Thompson.
Mrs. T. ]. Cronise is in Portland
listing her brother, Doctor J. o. Riggs.
The announcement that Mrs. T. 4.