Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-12

Boots delightful suburban home.
Throughout the house were decora-
tlons in autumn shades, roses, dah-
llas. asters and leaves In dull reds
and bronze with here and there great
punches Of tall snapdragons and i'm
mense brilliant marigolds.
Mrs. William G. Knightoh's score
captured the lovely favor from twenty
guests surrounding five tables.
Mrs Robert Chauncey Bishop was
asked to assist.
The Cherry City assembly will give
five or more dances the coming sea-
son, beginning Thanksgiving eve
The new officers are Mr.. Chaun-
cey Bishop, president; Mr.. Frederic
Thielsen, vice-president; Mr.. Harry
Wenderoth, secretary, and Mr. Charles
Dick, treasurer,
In honor Of Miss Annie Boleyn Rein
hart, whose marriage to Mr., Harry
Leroy Schmitz was quiet event of
Wednesday, Miss Mlnetta Mayors and
Miss Inez Denlson asked friends, who
were Miss Relnhart's choir associates
in the First Baptist Church, for Mon
day evening when they entertained
with a miscellaneous shower at Miss
Deniscn's home. In planning this
affair, the hostesses arranged for
most delightful evening.
Miss Denison presented the BRIDE
elect with a dozen tea towels and
the early hours were employed in
hemming and marking the articles,
while Miss Magers entertained the
workers with an interesting talk on
the life Of Mrs. Charles Keefer (0lga
Steeb) as she had learned 1t in a
friendly interview, and also relating
incidents, amusing and otherwise,
connected with her own life in Chi
'cago during the period of her musical
study in that city.
Upon entering the rooms, guests
were given the half Of amusing cut
In two paragraphs on marriage the
other half attached to shower pack
age was searched for in mysterious
places throughout the house, and
when found was brought to the hon
-oree to be displayed for edification
of the crowd.
A color scheme in yellow was
shown in decorations of golden mas
-turtiums and carried out In the Rom
an punch and in ice cream bricks
frozen with yellow hearts.
The lovely refreshments were
served about the table centered with
a bowl of trailing nasturtiums and
laid with sparkling glass and dainty
china. Miss Gertrude Exixon sang
Carrie Jacobs Bonds 81 Love You
Truly" Miss Leita gave recitation
and Miss Ruth Fugate sang Little
Pink Rose" by Carrie Jacobs Bond.
Guests enjoying the evening besides
the hostesses and Miss Reinhart were
Mrs. Monroe Gilbert, Miss Nellie Cop
ley, organist of the First Baptist
Church, and her sister, Miss Margaret,
Miss Margaret Clark, Miss Grace
Fawk, Miss Ermine Bushnell, Miss
Leita Hayes, Miss Hazel Mcintyre and
Miss Lawrence.
The upper classmen are entertain
ing this evening at the high school,
in compliment to the freshmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Lee Steiner are
entertaining the Five Hundred Club
this evening in celebration Of their
twentieth wedding anniversary.
A dinner, with cards following, will
give an evening of pleasure.
Mrs. W. T. Hoffmire and Miss
Grouse will be at home to- meet Miss
Hoffmire, Wednesday evening, Octo-
ber the sixteenth, at eight O'Clock, in
the Hoffmeir home at ATS North Com
mercial street
Invitations have been sent to the
young crowd, and the entertainment
will, be cards.
Extremely quiet and simple were
the nuptials of Anna Boleyn Reinhart
and Harry lie Roy schmitz, Wednes-
day evening, at eight o'clock, in the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. e. Reinhart, on Twelfth
street near Oak In the presence OF
relatives only, Reverend w. T. Tap
scott read the marriage service, join
ing with the ring.
The bride wore a cream serge gown
and carried a cluster of brides roses.
Pink and white roses beautified the
room where the ceremony took place.
Mr. and Mrs. Schmitz left last even
ing over the Shasta limited for Los
Angeles. taking the southern route