Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-09


A group Of friends forming a littl
card club of which Mrs. Oswald Yves
is member, gathered at her hom
last Wednesday afternoon for a cele
bration of her birthday.
/ With a few relatives and friends A
witnesses in the parsonage Of Firs
Methodist church, at seven-thirtr
O'Clock in the evening of March tn,
sixth. Reverend Richard Ayiso;
spoke the words that made Gertrude
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Litch
field Of Salem the bride of Mr. Lau
renee Scott of Missouri, Mrs. Scot
wore her tailored blue serge going,
away gown and hat of blue. The
young couple left on the seven-forty-
five Shasta Limited the next day fol
a trip to Los Angeles, California, and
will make their home at Sloan
Springs, Arkansas.
$40
With perfection Of detail, one of the
most charming leap year parties was
given by Miss Lottie Lee Penn and
Miss Lola Belle Cook, in Miss Cooks
home, on Tuesday evening OF last
week. Garlands Of red hearts bright
ened the rooms. Games appertaining
to the years privilege made merry
enjoyment The young men were COM
plimented with flowers and carriages,
and all the nice little attentions nee
essary for the success Of an evenings
pleasure. Enjoying the hospitality Of
the hostesses we're Miss Ethel Lew
ton, Miss Grace Edgington, Miss Ma
bel Frayley, Miss Eleata Chapman,
Miss Esther Plummer, Miss Emma
Loughrldge, Miss Armorel Sutcliffe,
Mr.. Ralph Homan, Mr.. Paul Todd, Mr..
Enrol Gilkey, Mr.. Merwin Paget, Mr..
Paul Homan, Mr.. George Vandervort,
Mr.. George Schneider, Mr.. Ivan Bal
linger, and Mr.. Stearns.
Mrs. G. M. Inman was hostess on
with a delightful afternoon
for the Fireside club. The members
embroider while they visit, Twelve
guests circled the table prettily dec
GRATED with jonquils and smilax, when
q lovely luncheon was served
she
Mrs. Henry H. Stapleton of Rose
burg, who has been visiting for a fort
night in Portland and Salem, returned
to her home on Wednesday morning.
a&e
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Westacott Of
were dinner and theater
guests Of the George e. Waters last
Wednesday
Mrs. f. H. Thompson of 1913 Oak
street returned to her home on last
Wednesday, having passed a delight
full ten days visit in Stayton, the guest
Of Mrs. L. L. Thomas.
Miss Laverne Kantner and her sis
ter Constance are guests Of Mrs, Ellis
Purvine in Yew Park.
Miss Cora Talllngton entertained at
dinner yesterday for Constance Kant
ner, who celebrated her fourteenth
Mrs. William f. Skiff was hostess
yesterday afternoon for the Woman's
Auxiliary Of st. Paul's church. Dur
ing the business session committee
was appointed to make arrangements
Tor sending box to Alaska. Mrs,
Edward Weller read from Conquest
Df Continent" After a lovely lun-
cheon, Mrs. George Skin and Miss
Alice Skiff sang. Miss Alice also
gave a piano selection for the pleas
lre OF the guests. Mrs Chester
Cox, Mrs. Seymour Skiff and Mrs.
George Skin assisted the hostess.
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The last meeting Of the Euterpean
club will be held next Monday even
ing in the chapel Of Willamette uni
gersity with the following program:
Characterization Of Michael Angelo.
Reader, Mrs. W. q. Kirk.
Piano: "Adagio" (From Sonata
Pathetique.) Description by Charles
'. Galloway Pianist, Miss Elizabeth
lord.
Characterization of Dante. Reader,
Miss Maud Davis.
Voice Adelaide" Description by
Charles " Galloway. Vocalist, Mrs.
Itta Squires Seeley
Characterization Of Beethoven
Reader, Charles V. Galloway.
Piano: Largo (From Sonata Opus 10
n d Minorl. Description by Charles
'. Galloway. Pianist, Miss Elmer
Weller
Readings from Dante: Reader, Miss
Maud Davis,
Voice, "Repentence"; Description
~ Charles V. Galloway. Vocalist,
Mrs Plnnell.
Piano, Moonlight Sonata Plan
st, Miss Elma Weller
Presentation of Angeles Pictures.
Reader, Mrs w. g. Kirk.
Piano, Pastoral Symphony" De-
'cription by Charles W. Galloway.
Planists: Miss Elizabeth Lord,
Miss Eleanor Colony, Mrs. Joseph
Albert, Miss Elma Weller,
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The Elite Embroidery club was
most pleasantly entertained by Mrs.
81. Helen's, Thursday afternoon, at
ler home on Court street. Mrs.
5hellberg assisted the hostess in
serving her dainty refreshments.
Enjoying the afternoon were Mrs.
w l.. Bryant, OF Portland Mrs. N
r. Stewart, Mrs Albert Suestinan,
Mrs. p l.. Frazier, Mrs. Ray Clark,
Mrs. G G. Giyens, Mrs. o. G. She'll
berg, Mrs. =. y. Fisher, Mrs. d. H..
Wyant Mrs A, NJ Clough, Mrs.
Nellie Knox, Mrs. y. V. Rider. Miss