Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-12

Miss Florence Avery, vocal solo; Miss
Blanche Hughes, reading; Harold
Humbert, vocal solo"
On Tuesday evening the Young
Mems Christian Association enter
tained with their annual business
meeting and banquet, in the assocla-
tion rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison Reid and
Miss Florence Klltzke were honor
guests.
The banquet tables laid at three
sides Of the room and in It's center,
were arranged for one hundred and
twenty-five guests. A color scheme
of red and white was the motif for
decorations and the tables were
adorned with roses, dahllas and as
ters.
This affair was the largest and the
most successful of previous assocla-
tion events.
In the presence of relatives and
few Of her most interested friends,
the marriage Of Waya Vivian Watkins
and Chester H. Howe was solemnized
in the home Of the brides mother
Mrs. G. p. Watkins, 996 Trade street,
at slx-thirty o'clock Wednesday even
ing.
Reverend W. T, Tapscott read the
ring service and the ceremony was
performed under lovely arch Of pink
roses and Ivy vine.
The rooms were arranged with an
artistic blending of roses, gladioli and
ivy The bride wore a handsome gray
tailored gown and carried an arm
bouquet of white carnations. Her
only attendant was the little flower
girl, Mona Schaum, daintily gowned
in pink and white, carrying white
carnations.
A wedding supper was served after
the ceremony. At the long table places
were marked for fifteen guests and
roses in red were its center piece
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe will make their
home in Roseburg where a house Is in |
readiness for them.
Mrs. Watkins was assisted by Mrs |
q. P. Zinn, Mrs. L. Green and Mrs
Schaum.
The guests attending the wedding
besides the pastor and the brides
mother were: Mr.. and Mrs. M. Howe,
parents of the groom, 0ris G. Watkins,
brother Of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Howe, Mr.. and Mrs 2. ]. zinn, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Green, Mrs. Schaum
and her daughter Mona
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Arthur, who are
leaving Salem for residence in Butte,
Montana, were complimented with a
surprise party, eighteen friends gath
ering Tuesday for an evening of
games and music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur have many |
friends in this city whose kind wishes
will follow them to their new home.
Reverend G. L. Lowell read the mar
rlage service for Miss Mary Kavan-
augh and Charles La Follett, on Sat
urday afternoon, October fifth, in the
parsonage of the United Evangelical
Church. Only relatives and a few
friends were asked to witness the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Kavan-
augh gave the wedding reception and
dinner just previous to the depart
ure of the young people for a honey
moon trip to the coast cities, which
will be OF two weeks duration. They
will be at home about the twentieth,
on their ranch in Mission Bottom,
ten miles north of Salem. The young
people have many friends in this city
and throughout the county
Mr.. La Follett is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alex La Follett, one Of the
pioneer families.
A new social organization yclept the |
"Klassy Kub's Klub" will elect their
officers at the next business meeting.
The members will give dancing par
ty each week in Armory hall and will |
also entertain with special affairs. The
opening event will be a masquerade
ball this evening with electrical dis
play arranged for the occasion. The
parties arc invitatlonal.
At Hotel Marion, Thursday evening |
Mr.. John Mimic was made honor guest |
when number Of Oregon representa-
tive men gathered to celebrate his
ninetieth birthday with a banquet.
Brilliant red roses spelled the word
ninety" in the center of the table. Mr..
P. H. Darcy was asked to be toast
master for the evening. The venera-
ble honor guest entertained with a
most interesting address, which was
followed by speeches from the guests.
After a delightful tribute to Mr. Mlnto