Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-15

preSlulng at the bowls. The dainty
refreshments were ice cream. maca-
rooms and lady fingers, with mints in
the class colors. An orchestra gave
music for the occasion and a yery
large assemblage of friends Of viii
lamette, enjoy this last large affair Of
the school year.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis B. Cross enter
talned informally with cards Friday
evening of last week, complimenting
Mrs. Elmer Ludden miss Edith Ra-
gam. Five hundred was the game
played at three tables. Miss Veda Cross
and Mr.. Laurence Hofer captured high
score prizes. The dainty home was
garnished with pink roses.
Last Wednesday evening the alum
nj banquet was most attractively ar
ranged in Sacred Heart academy din
ing room, made exquisite with elabo-
rate furnishings Of pink roses and
asparagus fern, Its candles and cleo
trio globes were soft shaded with
pink and green and the twenty young
women for whom covers were laid,
wore their daintiest evening frocks,
making in the surroundings a most
beautiful picture. Five courses we're
planned in true banquet style and per-
fectiy served by under graduates, who
were all In white with dainty lace
trimmed aprons. Each wore a touch
Of green, one of the class colors. Dur
ing the banquet music was furnished
by the older pupils of the school. The
alumni meeting in the afternoon was
opened with the introduction, by Miss
Mary Chadwick, Of the graduate, Miss
Sadie Bruce, to the alumni association.
Mrs. o. D. Butler, of Independence,
who is president, received her. Miss
Bruce responded very prettily. Enter
tanning the guests were fine selections
by the pupils Vocal duet, Miss Olive
MCGEE and Miss 0blasser; violin solo,
Marie Campbell; recitation, Margaret
Egan; vocal solo, Olive McGee: piano
solo, Louise Berndorfner; violin duet,
Marie Campbell and Leondine Ecker
len. Promotions were announced at
ten o'clock Thursday morning and at
two-thirty o'clock in the afternoon a
reception was given for Father Moore
in honor of his name day. It will be
interesting news to many friends of
Miss Pearl Robert, who was gradu-
ated last year from Sacred Heart acad-
emy to learn she will take the veil of
the novice on July second at Holy
Name convent In Oakland, California
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Mrs. George C. Pewtherer, cradle
roll superintendent of the First Pres
byterian church. was hostess on We'd
nesday afternoon of last week, with a
reception for more than fifty babies
and their mothers, Toys and discard
ed baby boots were combined with
pink rosebuds and eglantine, making
most appropriate and sentimental dec
orations. There were baby poems,
lullabies and cradle songs, very ap-
propriate diversions; the same idea
being carried out in the refreshments
of pink ice cream and animal crackers.
Miss Ruth Wallace assisted the hos
tess with this most attractive affair
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At the residence of the officiating
minister, Reverend Davis Errett, of
the First Christian church, at ten o.
clock Sunday morning, June ninth, Mr..
Walter L. Brown and Mrs Ruth Nc
Kimmy were joined in holy bonds of
wedlock The bride wore a tailored
going g-away gown and was attended by
her bridesmaid, Miss Lena Driver
The groom's best man was Mr.. Vernon
r. Kelley. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown left on
the eleven o'clock electric for a short
trip to southern Oregon and California.
They will reside in Salem Many
friends are wishing for them all hap
piness and prosperity.
$50
Pink and white roses were dainty
decorations throughout the rooms,
when Mrs. Louis Bechtel entertained
the last meeting of Centraha club. The
afternoon was given over to compli-
menting Mrs. Effie Wright bride-elect
with a miscellaneous shower Mrs.
Wrights marriage to Mr.. Clayton I'm
ruh will take place in few weeks.
Mrs. Frederick Bynon assisted the
hostess. Enjoying the delightful af-
ternoon we're: Mrs. George Skeels,
Mrs. Frank Skinner Mrs. H, st. Hell
ems, Mrs. o. G.. Shellburg, Mrs. Samuel
Graber, Mrs. H. H. Hunter, Mrs j. G..
Olmsted, Mrs. G. II. Sellar, Mrs. VIII
liam Hoffmier, of Ohio recent arri-
val in Salem, and Pythian sister and
the honoree.
At her studio, 205 Lincoln street, on
Wednesday afternoon Of last week,
Mrs. Grace Thompson entertained with
a musical and luncheon compliment
ing her junior piano pupils. A color
scheme Of pink and white was ar
ranged in unique design, the same col
oring appeared at luncheon. Especial
ly meritorious was the rendition OF
the programmed numbers by Anna
Dixon Sylvia Thompson, Elvina Town
send, Bertha Wick, Zeda Rhoten, Cecil
Thomas, Floyd McIntire and Esther
Townsend,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Melvine Plimpton,
with Sherman and Janet, went to Port
land last Monday afternoon. Mrs,