Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-20

Mr.. and Mrs. William N. Savage an
nounee the betrothal of their daughter,
Eva Josephine, to Mr.. William McGil-
christ, Jr. The marriage to take
place in the near future.
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In the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. u. Josse, on Monday evening,
January the twenty-second, at six
thirty o'clock, will occur the marriage
on Mrs. Lillian Josse Harris and Mr..
Loudolth George Hack of Portland.
Reverend H. T. Babcock will read the
Service in the presence of relatives
and a few close friends. Miss Cora
TalkingOtn and Mr.. Harry Malon of
Portland have been chosen for brides
maid and best man. The bridal couple
will leave on the seven-forty-five Elec-
trio for honeymoon trip, and will re-
side in Portland, where Mr.. Hack is
member Of the Hack Brothers drug
firm on Alder street.
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The engagement of Miss Barbara
Eakin of Astoria and Mr.. George
Cherry of Portland was announced on
New Years day at the home of Miss
Gertrude Upshur in Astoria, where she
Entertained with cards for the Winki-
Winki club of which the bride-elect
and hostess are members. During re-
freshments, the guests were given
small ribbon-tied enevelopes which
cotnained' card bearing "The Sea-
sons Greeting to Miss Barbara Eakin
and Mr. George Cherry" Miss Eakin
Is the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Eakin and a niece of Judge
Eakin. Mr.. Cherry was at one time
a resident of Astoria, and is the eld-
est son of the late P. l.. Cherry, Brit
ish vice consul At present he is a
member of the P. L. Cherry company
of Portland
The wedding is to take place in
March. Miss Ellen Thielsen of this
city was among the guests at the an
nouncement affair, and at the tea given
In honor Of Miss Eakin on the follow
ing Thursday, by Mrs. Harry Melville
Flavel.
Mrs. Edwin L. Baker and Mrs. Oliver
G. Lock entertained with two delight
full card parties this week, in Mrs.
Bakers home at 35S Center street Ten
tables were arranged for Tuesday and
nine for Wednesday. The living room
was graced with red carnations and
ferns and in the dining room were
white hyacinths and purple violets.
The beautiful prizes were given on
Tuesday and Wednesday to Mrs. Geo.
u. Rose and Mrs. W. S. Mott. Assist
ing the hostess on each afternoon were
Mrs. W. H. Dancy and Mrs. Homer
Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Knighton
entertained their small bridge club last
Tuesday evening" Mr. and Mrs. Chaun-
cey Bishop substituting for Mr., and
Mrs. Sargent Mr.. Bishop secured the
clubs prize on this occasion
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Miss Elizabeth Lord was hostess
Yesterday for the Kensington clubs
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Wood enter
tained with an informal Sunday night
supper in their home at 1870 North
Eighteenth street. Places were marked
for twelve.
Judge and Mrs. George H. Burnett
have returned to Salem after a visit
In Portland with Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Bickford.
Mrs. George G. Bingham returned
last Wednesday evening from a ten
days visit with Mr.. Bingham's mother
IN Portland Madam Bingham has been
very i'll, but is convalescing.
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Mrs. Robert Benham and her little
daughter Barbara went to Portland
last Monday to visit friends and tC
enjoy viewing the cats which have
been on exhibition this week. They
returned Thursday evening.
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Miss Ermine Harding asked high
school friends to make up four tables
of five hundred last Saturday evening
in her home on Union street. High
score prize was won by Glen Brown
Miss May Steusloff being satisfied
with low score gift Games were played
after cards and the evening rounded
out with an elaborate luncheon.
pretty effect in lighting the rooms re
BulJeu lIOm y6llOM CuIySdHtuelluu
shades surrounding the globes. Guests
for the evening were Miss Helen Far
rar, Miss La Rue East, Miss Ma!
Steusloff, Miss Marie Smith, Miss Mar
garet Poisal, Miss Isobel1 McGilchrist
Miss Laura Ross, Miss Adelta Nye anC
James Mcclellan, Kenneth Martin
Harold Hager, Paul Hendricks, Glel
Brown, Joseph Kaiser, Ernest Lafky
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Mrs. W. P. Babcock arranged a sur
prise birthday dinner last WednesGa
evening for Mr.. Babcock, in their HON
on South Commercial street. The flora
decorations were in green and whit
throughout the rooms and the tahl
las centered with mirror holding
bowl Of white narcissus, surrounde
by trailing vines. Covers were laid TO
tWelve, all the guests being relative
Of Mr.. Babcock, There was music fror
many choice classic records for after