Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-27

shades; an immense bouquet with
wonderful arrangement of showers
The groom and Mr.. Harry Cheten-
ynda Mealon, who acted as best man
awaited the brides coming and IN
the presence Of about twenty-five
guests. relatives and very close
friends, the ceremony was per-
formed
After congratulations, the COM
pany we're served luncheon in the din
ing room where the same scheme Of
pink and green was carried out in
carnatins, fern and pink candles
Streamers Of pink satin ribbon were
hung from corners of the room and
the table was centered with a large
cut glass vase holding carnations. AS
sisting here were Miss Eugene Belle.
Miss Mary Eckerlin gowned in pink
and Miss Edna Josse, a sister Of the
bride, wearing lavender.
When the bride cut her cake, the
dime was discovered in her maids
portion, the thimble in Miss Ges4
ner's, while her sister drew the ring.
Miss Iosse had previously captured
the bouquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hack left on the
eight-forty Electric for Portland and
will enjoy a honeymoon trip through
British Columbia Upon returning
to Portland their home will be at
lonian Court, Eighteenth and Couch
streets. Mrs. Hack has made very
many friends in Salem since coming
here with her parents four years
ago, when her father established a
furniture business in this city.
Mr.. Hack Is a member of the firm
Of Hack Brothers, druggists on AL
der street, Portland These young
people are beginning their new life
with the ,heartiest wishes from their
friends for continued happiness and
prosperity.
Guests for the wedding, coming
from Portland, were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hack and Miss Marie Staire.
Although not entirely recovered
from serious illness, Mr.. Josse was
able to witness the marriage cere-
mony. The wedding gifts were very
beautiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Fry enter
tanned Informally at Bright View, on
Friday evening Of last week, compli-
menting the Priscillas, of which
club Mrs. Fry is a member, and the
Protectors Five tables of five hun
dred were played, Mrs Ida Babcock
and Mr.. Douglas Mimic captured high
score prizes. Mr.. A. l.. Browns low
score called for BOBBY. Additional
guests for the evening were Miss Grace
Damon, Miss Carrie Perkheiser and
Mr.. A. G. Hussey.
The leap year party of Assembly
club last Tuesday night in Hotel Mar
ion was quite the most charming affair
given by this crowd of young society
folk. A comfortable number of dane
ers, an excellent floor and splendid
music by H, N. Stoudenmeiers orches-
ira, together with a genial company
made this last club dance one Of the
most delightful of the seasons enter
tanning. There were no programs, no
wall flowers, and no partiallty shown.
A few out-of-town guests graced the
occasion.
Mrs. Joseph A. Baker and Mrs. Ed
win L. Baker were joint hostesses last
Thursday, with an afternoon of cards,
when first prize fell to Mrs Olive En-
right. This most enjoyable affair was
given In the home of Mrs. Joseph
Baker and in compliment to the pio-
neer women. While but four tables
were played, guests came In later for
tea, making the number about thirty.
Red carnations and ferns we're the
floral decorations used on this occa
sion. The hostesses were assisted by
Mrs, w. H. Dancy and Mrs. Homer
Smith.
Graduating from Willamette uniyer-
sity with the bride-elect, in nineteen
hundred and nine, twelve young
women were invited for last Tuesday
evening by the Misses Grace and Elva
Smith, to honor Miss Ellen Joy Ander-
son with miscellaneous shower. The
home on Asylum avenue was bright
ened with red and white carnations
and lovely luncheon was prepared
for the occasion The affair was de-
lightfully informal Since her grad
uation Miss Anderson has been teach
ing in the reform school Her mar
rIage to Mr.. Asahel Fisher was sol
emnized this noon at the home of
Miss Edith Kinney on Nineteenth
street.
Guests invited for Miss Anderson
were Mrs, Frederick Hill Thompson,
Mrs. Clyde Nelson, Mrs, Roy Shields,
Mrs. Chester Dimond, Mrs Winfield
Emmel, Miss Eleanor Colony, Miss
Olive N. Metcalf, Miss Ruth Ketchum,
Miss Dorothy Pearce, Miss Leila Rig
don, Miss Annie Pigler Miss Mary
Pigler, Miss Hattie Beckley, Miss Alta
Altman and Miss Ethel Casebere.
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There was a scene Of great hilarity
in the home of Doctor and Mrs. W.
Carlton Smith last Monday evening
when members of the five hundred
club presented themselves to the as
tonished gaze OF their entertainers,