Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-01

the season was the very pretty we'd
ding which marked the nuptials Of
Miss Monnie HagedOrn and Paul
Hauser, Wednesday evening. The SER
vice was read at six-thirty o'clock in
the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. j. Hagedorn, by Rever-
end r. N. Avison, Of the First Meth
odist church.
Only relatives and few intimate
friends we're present at the wedding
TO witness the ceremony. In the liv-
ing room was a wealth of white roses
and ferns forming bank, and arch
from which hung the bridal bell-all
developed in the beautiful roses and
ferns. Under this bell the ring serv-
ice was read while Miss Florence
Smith played softly, Mendessohn' s
wedding march.
The bride was robed in white mes
saline with pearl garnatures. Her
flowers an arm cluster of white car
nations Miss Mabel Stark attended
as bridesmaid wearing a gown of pink
silk null and carrying a bouquet and
shower of La France roses The
groom's attendant was his brother,
Lloyd Hauser Miss Lola Belle Cook
caught the brides bouquet. A most
elaborate wedding supper was served
in the dining room where pink and
white roses and ferns were used in
profusiOn.
Mr. and Mrs. Hauser left on the
.eight-forty train for a short honey
moon trip. The brides going away
gown was Of blue serge, tailored, and
worn with small white hat.
A home is in readiness on Nine
teenth street upon their return to
Salem. The beautiful gifts will be
placed about the rooms adding attrac-
ton.
The young couple have host Of
friends in this city who are extending
congratulations and sincere wishes for
happy future
Invitations were sent out by
Miss Margaret Schreiber and Miss
Ruth Manning for moonlight revel
last Tuesday evening on the lawn at
109 Division street, Miss Schrelber's
home Inclement weather sent the
merry crowd of revelers into COM
Portable rooms arranged and decorat-
ed for the party A porch was en-
closed with tall boughs and lighted
with lanterns and here too the girls
and boys were ioyfully happy This
was the first event of the high school
iunior-senior commencement festivi-
ties. About sixty-five young people
enjoyed music and games and delight
full refreshments.
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Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Steusoff enter
tanned for the Cherry City Social club
last Tuesday evening in their home on
North Commercial street. Five hun
dred was played at six tables, Mrs
Pettyjohn and Mr.. Downing were
awarded high score prizes. California
pOppes and pink and white roses
were flowers used in living and din
ing rooms. Mrs. j. p. Jones, Mrs. D.
c. Minto and Mrs. 4. Hartley assisted
and Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Eoff and Miss
Kittie Harbord were additional guests.
A few friends motored to Derry Or
chard last Wednesday evening for
cards, in honor of Miss Ellen Thiel
sens house guests, Miss Mary Eakin
and Miss Gertrude Upshur, of Astoria.
The young people were Miss Sophia
Catlin, Miss Althea Moores, Miss Veda
Cross, Mr.. Claud Slade, Mr. Lawrence
Hofer, Mr. Fritz Slade and Mr.. Frank
Springer.
The Beta Beta Chi, the Wafer club
and few guests besides gave jolly
birthday surprise party at the home
of Mr., and Mrs A. N, Moores in honor
of Kenneth Moore, Burton Jones and
Bert Ford, whose natal days come to-
gether The attic had been trans
formed into most hospitable living
room, where the twenty-five girls and
boys held merry sway with jolly
games and old-fashioned dances. The
guests brought a delightful luncheon
which was served cafateria style,
Mrs Moores and Miss Althea Moores
were chaperones for the gay doings.
On Tuesday evening next, the new
freight station of the Oregon Electric
Railway company will be formally
dedicated with a dancing party, under
auspices of the Illihee club The fol-
lowing names are on a committee OF
arrangements Mr. 7. B. Kay, Mr.. F..
W. Durbin, Dr. H. II. Olinger DR.. T..
G. Smith, Mr. d. r. Yantis, Mr.. G. L..
McNary, Mr.. ]. A. Wilson, Mr.. B. o..
Schucking, Mr. w, D. Evans and Mr..
c. e. Albin. What was once the Audi
torium and is now freight depot, will
accommodate the dancers, while re-
freshments will be served in the main
room OF the new freight station
a@e
Mrs. George Burnett entertained last
Tuesday in compliment to Mrs. Ed
ward Hirsch Of Portland asking about
twenty Of her old friends to bring
their sewing and pass the afternoon.
Assisting were Mrs p. M. LAHORE and
Mrs. Edward Weller.
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Pink roses and carnations with