Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-29

Won Bottoms large tea
Mrs. Robert Townsend, of Port
land, came down for the tea yester-
day afternoon at "Brightwew.a
Mr.. and Mrs. Donal T. Mccarthy,
OF Independence, motored to Salem
last wednesday morning, returning
home the following day.
1t will be a pleasure for Mrs. Car
rle Rlneman's many friends in this
city to learn Of her almost complete
restoration to health.
Mrs. Lewis Ames, of Sllverton,
was guest at Mrs. Fry's for the gar
den tea.
| Upon the eve Of their departure for
a new home, Miss Mabel Lantz and
Miss Myrtle Lantz, who were pupils Of
Miss Minnetta Magers and Miss Be-
atrlce Shelton, were complimented by
their teachers last Tuesday with a
most delightful evening affair In Miss
Mayors studio apartments on North
Commercial street. Madam Caroline
Testout and La France roses were
used In huge bouquets to grace the
music room, and a large wicker bas-
ket Of pink syeet peas centered the
grand piano. After enjoying piano Sc
lections by Miss Myrtle Lantz and
Miss Lawrence, reading by Miss Ethel
Thomas and Miss Blanche Llston, Miss
Mabel Lantzs beautiful voice was
heard once more in "The Rosary" and
Tostis Good Bye" A complicated
brain-racking and ear straining mu-
sical guessing contest rounded out the
evenings entertainment. Miss Inez
Dennison's clever answer secured head
prize and Mrs. Lantz's lack of an
swers awarded her foot prize. The
hostesses had arranged with the Spa
for a long table, and here, surrounded
by decorations Of dainty sweet peas
and gorgeous nasturtiums, the forty
were served with lovely refreshments.
A number Of the young women con-
tributed results of their best cake
baking, in compliment to the honored
guests. Mabel" and Myrtle" have
endeared themselves to many friends
In Salem who are wishing all manner
Of Joy for them in the future.
The picnic supper planned for last
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. P. Kimball, in Polk county was
postponed until fairer weather. The
hostesses were four members OF the
Ladies Aid society of the First Pres
byterian church. The business meet
ing was held in the church parlors at
four o'clock yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Hattie f. Cameron, past de-
partment treasurer, entertained as
house guest last week, Mrs. Jennie
Pritchard, department president of the
Woman's Relief Corps.
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Miss Pearl Dean, of Minneapolis,
Minnesota, who has been the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. G. d. Babcock, went to
Portland last Monday evening to re-
main with friends until Cherry Fair,
when she will again be house guest Of
the Babcocks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Dunlway mo-
tored from Portland last Tuesday for
short stay in Salem.
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Miss Maud Stewart, principal Of
Oregon State School for Feeble-Mind-
ed, left for Winfield, Kansas, last
Tuesday evening to pass the summer
vacation.
A very quiet wedding occurred in
the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. N. Toothacre, $40 North
Sixth street, at two-thirty o'clock in
the afternoon of June twenty-sixth,
when zoa 0rlene was given in mar
rlage to Doctor Delbert c. Burton, the
Reverend Robert N. Avlson reading the
lines Of the ring service. The brides
dainty gown was of champagne col
ored silk with heavy cream lace gar
nltures, and her bouquet was bride
roses with shower Of white sweet peas.
A profusion Of marguerites, pink car
nations and asparague ferns beautlhed
the living room where the ceremony
was performed Light refreshments
were served IN the dining room,
graced with nasturtiums and table
piece Of white carnations. Only rela-
tiyes and few friends were asked to
witness the ceremony Doctor and
Mrs. Burton went to Newport for a
short stay and upon returning 10 Sa-
lem will receive their friends IN their
new home at 9i4 North Cottage street
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Delightful was Miss Gfeta Phillips
entertaining last Sunday at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Phil
lips, who own large fruit ranch east
of Salem The young people went out
In an auto truck for q country chicken
dinner and a feast OF cherries and
music in the afternoon. Circling the
hOspltable table centered with splen-
did roses, we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lips, Miss Inez DennlsOn, Miss Vlnney
Wilson, Misses Lena, Greta and Mary
Phillips, Mr.. Jones, Mr. Smith, Mr.
Reed, Mr.. Morgan and Mr. Henderson
Honoring Miss Pearl Dean, Of Min
neapolls, Minnesota, Mr. and Mrs. G.
IN lnman entertained small com
pany very informally with cards on
Friday evening Of last week Mrs. G.
d. Baboock assisting with luncheon.
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Roses Canterberry Bell and panslcs
we're pretty decorations for Mrs. Sam
uel Garbers rooms, when last week
Friday She Was hostess for the Cen
tralia club, with an afternoon Of sew
ing. Assisting Mrs CARRIER were Mrs.
J. A. Cooper and Mrs. II. A. Toffat
Also enjoying the afternoon we're
Mrs. Samuel CARRIER, Mrs. Frederick
Bynon, Mrs. II. ST. Helens, Mrs. Louis
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