Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-09

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~. E. zinn. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Broph,
MT. and Mrs. Ernest Blue, Mr.. AM
Mrs. Robert zollner, Miss Florenc
Miller, Miss Lulu Mcfarland, Mr. Il
Il. Ingrey. Mr.. Horace Giesy. Mr. f;or
doh Sommerville, Mr.. w. II. Smith
$50
The annual banquet of the William
ette university alumni association wa,
held in Portland last Saturday night
On the program was an address h,
Emily York Moore, the first gradual,
OF the university. The following of
fcers were elected: President. Rob,
ert A. Miller; secretary, Clark Bel
knap: treasurer, DR.. Mae Cardweil
The foregoing were reelected. The
following vice presidents were chos.
en-: College of liberal arts. Edgar p
Piper; medical school. D. w. Raffety
school Of law, John Van Zante; school
OF oratory, Mrs. W. A. Carter; school
OF music, Mrs. Scott Bozorth; school
OF theology, Rev. Harold Oberg; ath-
ietic interests, George S. Shepherd.
Mrs. j. A. Mills entertained infor-
mally at dinner on the evening of
Tuesday in last week. Circling the
attractive table with its center niece
OF jonquils, were six young women
from Willamette university, Miss
Pearl Bradley, Miss Jessie Young.
Miss Emma Loughridge, Miss Armorel
Sutcliffe, Miss Helen Wastell and
Miss Ada Mark. Music and motion
pictures posed by the girls were after
dinner amusements.
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The members of Presbyterian La
dies Aid society were entertained last
week Friday afternoon by Mrs. Raw
mond, Mrs. Monroe, Mrs. Grouse, Mrs.
Rutherford, Mrs. Bowersox and Mrs.
Martin, in Mrs. Martins home at 1889
Court street. After a brief business
session most interesting program
was given with piano duet by Miss
Dorothy Pearce and Miss Mary Pigler:
piano solo, Miss Pearce; vocal solo,
Tostis "Goodby," Mrs. Elizabeth Hoyt
Ayre: readings, Miss Hazel Erixon
and Miss Emmeline Klein, and a pa
per by Mrs, Brandon. Following the
program was a floral guessing con-
Test enjoyed by all. Mrs. ]. H. Albert
and Mrs. John Scott assisted when re-
freshments were served. The after
noon was most enjoyable.
$50
Mrs. Frederick Thompson was host
ess last week Friday for an afternoon
1f sewing, when the Ladies Aid soci-
ETY. Of Salem Heights met at her home.
rwenty-six members answered to roll
,all. After work was laid aside. Mrs.
Henry Peck, Miss Myrele Lantz and
Miss Josephine Hensley assisted the
hostess in serving refreshments. This
Meeting was one Of the most enjoy
lble.
In the home of her mother. Mrs.
da Louise Niles, 425 North Winter
treet, at eight o'clock on the evening
II March sixth, Belle Farwell was
lnited in holy bonds of wedlock to
J. Leroy Brown, the Reverend Henry
y Babcock reading the ring service
n the presence Of about forty rela-
ives and friends. The rooms through
nut we're profusely decorated with red
potted plants and ferns.
The bride wore a pattern gown OF
White batiste, elaborately embroidered
nd carried an arm bouquet Of white
There were no attendants.
Hiss Margaret Fisher played the
ridal chorus from Lohengrin. After
he ceremony and congratulations,
elightful supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown postponed their
Wedding trip and went directly to
heir pretty home at 967 Leslie street,
n which the lovely presents we're
laced.
A china shower was given for Miss
Tiles on Monday evening of last week
{ the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. w.
Iodson, Lafelle and South CONNER
ial streets, when the primary teach
rs of First Presbyterian church
rought dainty pieces of ware for the
ride-elect.
0ut-of-town guests for the wedding
rere Mrs. George Sheppard, Mrs. Ed
yard Seymour, and her little daugh-
er, Victoria, of Forest Grove.
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Mrs W. w. Henry was hostess for
he Ma-taw-wa reading and embroi-
ery club Wednesday afternoon in her
Iome at 645 North Winter street Mrs.
hamilton Is reader AT present works
4 fiction are enjoyed. This is neigh
iorhood club and its members are
Irs. j, A, Todd, Mrs, e. j. Sauter,
drs. Cashatt, Mrs. George Bingham,
lrs. Dudley Purvlne Mrs. w. NJ.
Mrs. William Bushey, Mrs.
,ollner, Mrs. Frank Bowersox, Mrs.
g. H. Todd, Mrs. Ellis Purvine, Mrs.
l. Underhill and Mrs. August Kline.
rhe hostess was assisted by Mrs. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Magness an
lounce the marriage Of their daughter
Jarrie A. to W. Alanson Baker, on
Sunday at high noon, March the tenth,
lineteen hundred and twelve, In
heir home near Wheatland, Oregon
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Invitations have been issued by Mr.
md Mrs. j. w. Woodruff Of 1925 East
State street, for the marriage Of their
laughter Ray to Mr.. Frank Jenkins