Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-03

uniting in holy bonds Of wedlock hi.
daughter, Ellen JOY, and Mr. As,
Fisher. The house decorations ware
simple, In white and green Pre-.
yious to the ceremony Miss Grace
Smith sang, Because l Love Yo,,
So, and Mr.. Paul Anderson moi
Less Than This" Miss Elya Smith
gave Venetian Love Song a piano
solo. The bride wore a cadet hlne
going away gown and carried mink
carnations. Her maid, Miss Edith
kuney was in white. Mr.. Paul An
derson was the groom's best man
AFTER the ceremony, an elaborate
breakfast was served in the dining
room where decorations of green and
white in ferns and flowers were
daintily arranged. Around tbe
brides cake, which centered the long
table, was wreath of orange blos.
SONS combined with smilax.
witnessing the ceremony were Mr.
and Mrs. James, Mr.. and Mrs VIII
son, Mrs. Luney, Mrs w. d. Smith.
Mrs. R. G. Ashley, of Portland; Miss
Haurine Sampson, of Portland; Miss
Margaret Luney, Miss Grace Smith.
Miss Powell, Miss Elva Smith, Miss
Ruth Ketchum, Mr.. W. Fisher, Mr.
and Mrs. Kinney, Mr.. Max Kinney and
Master Crete Werthumburv met the
guests at the door.
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Very delightful was Miss Zoe
Stockton's card party last Monday af-
ternoon, given in compliment to Mrs
K. W. Cassidy, of Mapleton, Iowa.
and Mrs Claud Knight. of The
Dalles. Card honors fell TO Miss
Elene Fawk and Mrs. Cassidy. A
dainty luncheon was served in the
dining room, the table attractive with
its candelabra holding yellow can
dies and shades, the same colorlng
being carried out in the place doilies
and fan favors. Miss Stockton's
guests were Mrs. R. W. Cassady
miss Flora Whitney, Mrs. Claud
Knight, Mrs. Curtis Cross, Mrs.
Frank Meyer, Miss Ellen Thielsen.
Miss Elene Fawk, Miss Marguerite
Luney, Miss Gladys Farrar, Miss So
phia Catlin, Miss Edith Ragan, Miss
Veda Cross
Miss May Steusloff was charming
hostess for the o. T. club last Sat
urday evening. Four tables Of five
hundred were arranged. Miss Adel-
ia Nye proved the fortunate player,
while Miss Isobel McGilchrist was
awarded consolation A delectabIe
luncheon followed the games.
Guests for the evening were Miss
Helen Farrar, Miss Margaret Poisal,
Miss Isobel McGilchrist, Miss LaRue
East, Miss Constance Cartwright,
Miss Beryl Holt, Miss Adelta Nye,
Harold Hager, Max Kinney, Joseph
Kaiser, Ernest Lafky, Oscar ChenO-
weth James McClellen, Brazier
Small, and Paul Hendricks.
The January class meeting of Mrs.
w. A. Denton's younger piano pupils
took place last Saturday afternoon in
her studio. This meeting was un-
usually interesting. Musical guess
ing games called for quick thinking
and knowledge of more than prim-
airy work. Advanced kindergarten
study is used In this class for the
youngest pupils. The contest games
brought out the fundamental princi-
pies Of music and prizes for the best
scores among the girls and boys
were won by Alice McClellen and
Carl Wenger These children are
studying the life of Mozart and gave
homage to his birthday which comes
on January the twenty-seventh.
The older pupils met on Thursday
afternoon for their regular monthly
gathering At present they are
studying the lives of Mozart. Hay
den and Beethoven and giving espec-
ial attention to construction of soma
ia and symphony Two movements
of the Moonlight Sonata" and other
selections were played. These meet
ings are far reaching and awaken
and cultivate love for the best mu-
sic. The lesson in responsibility and
appreciation is impressed upon the
pupils and Mrs. Denton finds 1t con-
stantly developing. Out of fourteen
musical contest questions, Helen
Deckaback's answers were perfect,
awarding her the girls prize. Angus
Fraser secured the boys prize. These
monthly class meetings will be contin-
ued indefinitely.
Constance Yantis invited six little
neighborhood friends to help celebrate
her sixth birthday last Tuesday. The
afternoon was merrily passed with
games and the daintiest of luncheons.
The beautiful birthday cake with its
six pink candles and one to grow on,
was circled by the little company,
while Constance divided It among her
friends. Pretty gifts were given TO
the small hostess whose guests were
Josephine Baumgartner, Helen West,
Lenta Baumgartner, Katherine Hart
lev, Rernice Allen and Helen Heisef
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Mrs. Grace Patterson of Dallas and
her two little daughters we're house
guests of Mrs. Oscar 0. McClellen for
Wednesday and Thursday