Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-19
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roses, A rope of pearls was her only
ornament.
Mr. Arthur Imhoff attended the
groom.
Mr. W. II, Bequaith and his son Lee
accompanied by Mrs. v. Harris of Ore
gen City gave delightful musical Sc
lections during congratulations.
After the ceremony delicate
luncheon was served in the dining
room made brilliant with autumn
leaves, asparagus fern and bright red
geraniums. The flowers twined into
graceful festoons floated from the
electrolier to the table corners.
Mrs. Deuster has many friends in
Salem who extend congratulations and
the kindest wishes for happiness and
prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deuster will reside at
1872 Melrose Drive, where after Nov
ember first they will be at home.
A beautiful effect was achieved with
pink and white cosmos throughout
the rooms, excepting the dining room,
which was adorned with pink roses,
when Mrs. Thomas Albert Livesley
gave bridge party of five tables
Wednesday,
Mrs William G. Knighton captured
high score prize and Mrs. B. O.
Schucking assisted the hostess Other
guests came in later for tea.
A charming evening affair was the
card party Wednesday with Mrs. w.
T. Hoffmeir and Miss Louise Croulse
entertaining in compliment to Miss
Florence Hoffmeir, daughter OF the
hostess, at her home, AIS North Com
mercial street. This five hundred
party brought out almost the entire
number Of young women asked to
meet the honor guest. Quantities Of
pink carnations graced the rooms and
a single beautiful flower for each
guest was a favor with the last lunch
con course. Miss Jennie Fry's high
score awarded her the prize. Miss
Esnel Barker received consolation. On
the inyitational list were Miss Veda
Cross, Miss Althea Moore, Miss Flor
ence Hofer, Miss Joy Turner, Miss
Nancy Skaife Miss Rita Steiner, Miss
Mabel Smith, Miss Margaret Poisal,
Miss Nannelle Bloom, Miss Gaynell
Kellogg, Miss Jennie Fry Miss Ensel
Barker Of Eugene, Miss Florence
Houston, Miss Jessie Keeton, Miss Eff
fie Needham Miss Gertrude Erickson,
Miss Frances Newman, Miss Lucille
Belle, Miss Eugene Belle, Miss Mabel
De Long, Miss Lola De Long, Miss
Margaret Putnam, Miss Georgia Booth,
Miss Edna Josse, Miss Eleanor Rog-
ers, Mrs. Maud Young, Mrs. Roy
Mills, Mrs. Walter Spaulding.
Little Lucille Jones met the guests
at the door,
Mrs. Wilson McNary will be honor
guest this afternoon when Mrs. Harry
Clay entertains with cards, asking
friends to come in later for tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvine Plimpton en-
tertained a party for chatting dish sup
per at the Hotel Marion after the play
Saturday night, asking Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
Thielsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Asahel Bush,
Jr., Aline Thompson and Mr.. Claud
Slade.
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The new five hundred club lately
organized and introducing itself as
the "W. r. IT," a mystery to out
siders, net at the Russell Catlin's
Wednesday evening, with Miss Sophia
as hostess, and Miss Veda Cross as
sisting One prize will be given each
club evening. Wednesdays fell to Mr..
Claude Slade. Playing in the club
are Miss Elizabeth Lord, Miss Althea
Moore, Miss Ellen Thielsen, Miss Es-
ther Carson, Miss Louise Moreland,
Miss Sophia Catlin, Miss Veda Cross,
Miss Mabel Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
tis Cross, Mr. and Mrs Connell Dyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ludden, Prince
Byrd, Carl Gabrailson, Laurence Ho-
fer, Ralph Moore, Claud Slade, Frank
Spears, william Walton, Frederick
Slade, Frank Springer.
Guests besides for Wednesday even
ing were: Miss Catlln's house guest,
Miss Annette Lime, Miss Mabel Rob
erton, Miss Margaret Marvin and Mr..
Paul Wallace
Invitations have been received by
Multnomah club members in Salem,
requesting their company at a dance
to- be given Halloween evening, octo-
ber thirty-first, at the club house.
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Mra Stanlev Mnrgan WAS hostess