Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-27
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the college faculty and the faculty OF
the college Of liberal arts of William
cite university, together with the fac
ulty ladies, the students of Kimball
college and the wives of married stu
dents, the liberal arts seniors of the
university, all students preparing for
the ministry, and members of the Stu
dent Volunteer Mission band.
Dean and Mrs. Kimball were assist
ed in receiving by Doctor and Mrs. r.
N. Avison. Purple and white Of Kim
ball college and cardinal and gold Of
Willamette we're decorative colors car
ried out in lilacs and other spring
flowers, used for beautifying the hall
and lending attraction to the tables.
An expert Edison operator presented
some fine records for the pleasure of
the guests, of whom there were about
one hundred and fifty.
49,
I One Of the most delightful affairs
given in Hotel Marion filled the larger
grill last Thursday evening when Mr..
Benjamin 0lcott, secretary of State,
asked as dinner guests those who are
connected with his official business.
The table was graced with an artistic
arrangement Of pink carnations, ferns,
pink-shaded candles in candelabra and
tall sticks.
The menu, arranged by Miss Cor
nell, was elaborately prepared and
perfectly served. At the beautiful
table covers were laid for Mrs. Joseph
inc Culver, Mrs. Emma Sweek, Miss
Unane Craig, Miss Violet Welborn,
Miss Mabel Hudleson, Miss Bertha
Boyles, Miss Ray Smith, Miss Iris
Hanna, Miss Margaret Putnam, Miss
Bessie Smith, Miss Zoe Toothacher,
Miss Edith Leach, Miss Lorlla Barter,
Miss Ruby Cornell, Miss Nora Lang,
Miss Miles, Mr.. S A. Kozer, Mr.. A. l..
Nye, Mr.. G. d. BabcocB, Mr.. w. j.
Kirk, Mr.. James Young, Mr., James
Allison, Mr.. Donald Upjohn, Mr.. N. j.
Haas, Mr.. Homer Foster, Mr.. Gilmore,
Mr.. John Ulrich and the host.
Over the coffee there were ten min
ute addresses by Mr.. Culver, Mr.. Bah
cock, and Mr.. Upjohn. Mr.. 0lcott's
talk added pleasure. BY request Of
the young women guests, Miss Craig
gave a merry little toast "Congratu-
lations to our popular host The vot-
ers "All-Caught" onto him and the
girls of the auto department are jubi-
liant over results"
The young women standing In their
places showered the host with pink
carnations.
Miss Ray Smith, who is leaving af-
ter seven years Of efficient service in
this department at the state house
was honor guest
The evening was charmingly infor-
NAL, adding one more note to the har-
mony Of friends in Mr.. 0lcott's de-
partment.
For the spring vacation Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. c. Cross entertained theiI
niece, Miss Greta Bristow, who is at
tending the University Of Oregon.
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Miss Amanda Matthews left Salem
Monday night for Grand Rapids, Mich
igan, where she expects to reside, The
trip will be made by way Of California
where she will visit number Of hel
friends.
Mrs. Lowell Will went to Portland
last Wednesday for few days visit
with friends.
For the pleasure of her house gues
Mrs. Sterling Foster, Miss AlinC
Thompson asked friends informally t
fill three tables of five hundred las
Thursday afternoon. High score gave
Miss Ellen Thielsen the prize. Mrs
Frederic Thielsen assisted
| 49,
Mr.. Charles Carpenter of Faribault
Minnesota, who accompanied his
daughter, Mrs f. W. Ferris and hel
son to their home at Sutherlin, Ore
gon, visited the George A. Woods this
week. Mr.. Carpenter Is a brother o.
Mrs. Wood.
Mrs George J. Pierce entertained
Mrs. Adna Smith Flo and her sister
Mrs. Patton, and Mr., and Mrs. ]. c
Irvine Of Albany, when they came t.
Salem last Wednesday for the orgal
recital In First Presbyterian church
N4a
The girls of Lausanne hall enter
tanned most charmingly on the evening
OF April 49, asking as guests tn,
freshmen and sophomore classes o
Willamette university. About ninet!
young people made up this merr!
crowd who found partners by birth
days that came in the same month
In three rooms progressive games
fortune telling and spelling bees wer,
arranged for amusement. The hal
and rooms were beautiful with elab
crate decorations of green boughs
ferns and wild flowers, numerous pen
ants floating and many a cozy corne
that pictures and pillows made attrac
tive sherbet and waters we're servel
at little tables in the dining room
when partners had been found as th
result of an affinity game" Th
young women carried out most sue
cessfully the elaborately planned en-
tertainment, giving their guests a de
lightful evening
go
Mrs. Ada Strong and Mrs. Josep