Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-30

vi "illVe ana green Tho
handsome bride wore a dark blue tai.
'ored going away gown and small
cnapeau' Her flowers We're bride roses
The wedding breakfast was served ~
the home of Mr., and Mrs. MeIrIpr
where a proruslon OF pink and wbit,
roses graced the dining room and
'enlered the table. Mr. and Mrs pio.
'e'M left on an early train for the
north and after short trip will r,.
turn to Salem and resolve bsIc
friends at 6i5 North Winter street
where they will remain tor the wiptor
a very large audience filled Leslie
Methodist church last "Wednesday ,y.
ening when "old Father Time was
presented undcr the auspices OF the
Epworth League.
The entertainment was wopdernlly
successful and the audience eynced
their pleasure and approval by contm.
uous applause.
Milton Koorenan was very perfect
In acting Of the title role. A mos, NM
Ipoprlate costume was sent from
Portland to be used on this occasion
The old year was represented nv
Clyde Skin, New Year lbaby). Ma,
Scriber Each month brought lis Gift
to Father Time January-Lols Nyo
dressed in fur, was covered with snow
fakes February, Percy Wenger wore
winter raiment and fur cap: March.
Leslie Springer, raincoat and hat.
April Ethel Haaelton, brings a but
tercup to Father Time. Nav Josie
hoorenan, the pretty May queen. re.
cited Howelrs "What so Rare as q
Day in June" July and August two
little boys, Lloyd and Floyd Mcintyre
one with flags and drecrackers and
the other bearing a sheaf of wheat.
September, Helen lngrey. CARRYING A
basket Of fruit; October Bertha Mil
ler with autumn leaves and fruit, Mo-
yember, Lee Barber, with a basket of
turkey and pumpkin, and sack Of
vegetables and fruits disclosing them
selves through holes; December. Hell
EN- Moore, dressed in red with white
FUR brought a Christmas holly wreath
The program opened with a choir so-
lection Fifteen little boys appropri-
aiely dressed, represented kernels of
IpoDcorn and gave a surprising funny
exhibition Of what happens to corn
when held over hot Goals.
While the scenes were being shifted,
Miss Nellie Mcintyre sang beautifully,
Mrs. LeMoine Clark gave a whlstling
solo, Miss Ruby Hart recited and Mr..
Metz sang The Last Rose Of Sumner.
For the closing scene, all assembled
on the stage kneeling, while on a
screen far back Of them stereopticon
PICTURES were thrown of angels bless
ing the old and the new year, the
Christ child in their midst; the choir
singing Holy Night, Shepherds watch
ed their hocls and Crown Him King.
To the president Of Epworth League,
Miss Edith Sherwood, Mrs. Afford.
Mrs, Brackenbury, Mrs, William and
ether members of the church are due
the credit Of the success of this really
delightful entertainment The pro-
ceeds will be used for the Epworth
League pledge.
A fine program was given in the
Marion public school Wednesday, No
yember twenty-seventh. in honor Of
Thanksgiving day. The three depart
ments met in the large school build
ing and enjoyed a program Of twenty
three numbers, The large audience
was made up Of families and friends
Of the pupils, who were delighted with
the program Of the school work, and
the efficiency Of the pupils as enter
tainers. The Marion school reached
standard" mark last year and has
already secured a large number Of
points toward the new plan Of this
years Standardization Professor Il.
A. Palmer, principal, IS to be con-
graduated upon his splendid record as
instructor, and director Of the school
work. Miss Jennie NJ VIII and Miss
Law have the advanced work and the
primary scholars
tHs
As an opening event for entertain
ing IN their lovely new bungalow Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Rasmussen asked the
M S. @. five hundred club and few
guests besides Holly with its bright
red berries, complimenting Christmas, |
was used to adorn the rooms. Mrs.
Paul Hausers and Mr. Jesse Savage .
high scores awarded them card fay-
ors. Miss Mabel Rasmussen assisted |
the hostess with serving a dainty
luncheon
Mr. and Mrs DOnal MacCarthy Of |
OrHlle. oregon, were Salem guests /
Thursday, when Mr.. Blers, Mrs Mac
Carthys father celebrated his seventy
fourth birthday with a family Thanks
giving dinner: a few close friends /