Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-19

man Thompson's roms to overflowing
Thursday afternoon in response to
her invitations for tea from between
the hours Of three and five o'clock.
Mrs. william j. Ball presided over
the coffee urn at a lace-covered ta-
BILE, It's center crystal jar Of long
stemmed scarlet geraniums Mrs.
John ], Roberts, Mrs. Frederic B.
Thielsen and Miss Aline Thompson
served. Mrs. Chauncey Bishop and
Mrs. Ronald Glover directed guests to
the dining room.
Their first wedding anniversary was
gaily celebrated last evening when
Mr.. and Mrs. Asahel Bush, Jr., we're
surprised by the friends asked for the
wedding breakfast at Hotel Marion
one year ago,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Thlelsen are
entertaining for two box parties in
Hotel Marion, after the Pelton-Jones
recital this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Bishop
asked friends td make up four tables
of bridge Tuesday evening Autumn
leaves in russet shades and red, and
dahlias Of crimson were effective dec
orations.
High score prizes were given Mrs.
Harry Clay and Mrs. John McNary.
Playing at the tables were; Mrs.
William G. Knighton, Mr. and Mrs S.
G. Sargent, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clay,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. John ]. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs
John McNary, Miss Casper, Miss Ida
Jones, Mr. Claud Slade, Mr.. Carl Ga
brailson and Mr. Bishop. Miss Aline
Thompson and Miss Jones assisted
the hostess.
Two automobiles filled with friends
motered to Mrs. John Paul Jones
suburban home last Wednesday for an
informal afternoon of cards and tea
The annual reception for high |
school and grade teachers will be en-
joyed this evening in the high school |
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Ball en-
tertained with a pleasant little after
theatre supper for a few friends Sat
urday night, in the Hotel Marion grill.
Mrs, d. P. Junk was hostess last
Wednesday evening with a delightful
little musicale complimenting Mr. and
Mrs. II. L. Junk, who are visiting
her. For the evenings pleasure her
daughter, Mrs. Lois Peebles-Junk, in
a beautiful voice sang a number of
original compositions and other selec-
tons also. In duet Mr.. and Mrs.
Junk sang "When Two Hearts Do
Love" Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Babcock
played violin and piano duet, Mrs,
Marlin Harding sang, Mr.. Ivan Martin
played alto horn selections and little
Genevieve Junk, whose age is five,
sang with remarkable voice and artic-
ulation selections from ''Il Trovotore"
and Love Tales of Hoffman" This
gifted little girl gives promise Of
wonderful future,
Mrs. Bertha Darby assisted the
hostess with serving delicate lunch
con.
In Portland, surrounded by her rel
atives and a small gathering Of her
closest friends, Sara Jane, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Imhoff, became
the bride of Frank Deuster, Thurs
day, October tenth, at the family home
1853 East Seventeenth street.
The elaborate house decorations
were very beautiful. Great bowls of
pink roses adorned the living rooms,
where the ceremony was performed,
in a bower of ferns, roses and true
lovers knots Of white and pink rib
bons in soft satin. Reverend p. Nell
son Allen Of Hawthorne Presbyterian
church read the marriage lines of the
ring service. Previous to the cere-
mony, Mrs. Guy Halferty Of Aberdeen,
Washington, sang "a Serenade' with
violin obligato by Mr.. Lee Bequeaith,
accompanied with piano by Mrs. Net
tie Couster, who played Mendels-
sohn's wedding march as the bridal
party entered Miss Lola Moon, a
cousin of the bride, was her maid and
wore dainty creation of pink mes
saline; her flowers were an arm load
of beautiful pink roses. The hand
some bride wore an exquisite robe of
delicate cream duchess satin and
point Venice lace ever drape with
garnltures of dainty satin roses and
chiffon buds, The enveloping veil was