Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-31

Of these recently married young peo-
pie, and to prevent any criticisms OF
the part of their guests the place
cards bore the following inscription
"Quityourknocking," which forestallod
any suggestion or advice and caused
gale of merrlment
Assisting were Misses Esther, WV
ian and Evelyn Gremmels and Miss
Rosalia Bach. A delightful evening
followed. The friends from Baltimore
are returning home next Thursday
Miss Minnetta Magers stopped off
for day in Salem Tuesday on her
way to Tillamook, Bay Ocean and Bay
City, AT the latter place she will be
house guest of the h. G. Lantz family
While in Silvertor Mrs. Il. L. Smith
entertained most charmingly with a
musical in honor of Mrs Watson, who
has won merited praise with her vio-
lin, and Miss Mayors Of Salem, who
ranks high as vocal instructor A
fine program was arranged by these
artists, with Miss Bernice Smith,
daughter of the hostess, as a talented
accompanist. The selections given
were a rare treat for the large COM
pany assembled, who expressed their
pleasure by enthusiastic recognition OF
the music, Miss Mayors will return
to Salem on Friday, September ninth
for the arrangement of her classes in
preparation for the coming years
work.
In her home on North Sixteenth
street last Thursday evening, Miss
Mamie Malvln entertained in honor OF
her guest, Miss Josephine Collins, of
Seattle, Washington.
Miss Collins will be remembered
having lived in Salem eight years ago,
Five years have passed since her last
visit The evening was delightful with
games and music. Miss Mary Plgler
gave piano solo; Miss McCracken
and Miss Malvin a piano duet; Miss
Ostrander a reading, and Mr.. Starr a
piano solo. The rooms were graced
with asters Miss Alma Jewett assist
ed the hostess in sewing dainty
luncheon. Miss Malvln's guests be-
sides the honoree, were, Miss Anna
Pigler, Miss Mary Pigler, Miss Hattie
Shelton, Miss Emma McCracken, Miss
Marguerite 0strander, Miss Christabel
Jewett, Miss Alma Jewett, Miss Anna
Graber, Miss Viola Crothers, Mr.. Wal
ter Shelton, Mr.. Adolph Gueffroy Mr..
Horace Jewett, Mr.. Howard Jewett
, Mr.. Abbie Graber, Mr.. Kent Kraps
Mr.. Hubert Starr and Mr.. Raymond
Axley.
A very quiet wedding took place Au-
gust thirtieth in the parsonage of the
First Christian chcurch, when Rever-
end Davis Brrett read the marriage
service for Mr.. Frederick S. Porter
and Miss Mabel c. Utterback Mrs
Errett and Miss Vivian Gremmel'
were the only witnesses to the cere
mony The bride wore beautiful
white serge tailored suit and white
hat. Mr.. and Mrs. Porter went imme
diately to the Marion, where they will
remain until Monday, when they leave
for their home on Mr.. Porter's rancf
near Eugene.
Josephine Jackman celebrated hel
eighth birthday on August twenty.
sixth, with an afternoon of games ant
peanut hunt which was delightful
diversion for the little folks. In this
frolic, Alice Mcclellan won first prize
In a guessing contest, Mollie Samuel
was lucky prize winner. Music and
refreshments rounded out the happy
afternoon.
Josephine was the recipient of many
pretty gifts. Mrs. George Mills ant
Miss Esther Lucas assisted Mrs. Jack
man and the guests we're Leah Ross
Molly and Becky Samuel, Elva Amsler
Alice Mcclellan, Mildred Moore, Thel-
ma and Ruth Cook, Helen McClaus
thand, Alice Caste, Georgia Bewley
and Margaret Kibby.