Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-16

Dcht Vi tne CldbblCdlI romantic and
modern writer's. Several new and
beautiful numbers will be given by
the musical clubs OF the school and
the eyer-popular Glee Club quartet
will present. a new and most satlsfac-
tory number by Harry Rowe Shelley.
The program will begin promptly at
eight-fifteen O'Clock and Is open to
the public.
Mrs. William Brown invited a small
company Of her elder women friends
for luncheon last Tuesday, when Mrs.
LAHORE, Mrs. George Burnett, Mrs. W.
II. Eldridge and Mrs. Clifford Brown
assisted In serving.
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Miss Helen Farrar and Miss Adella
Nye were charming hostesses last
Saturday afternoon in Miss Parrar's
home at Fairmount Hill when they
entertained for the pleasure Of their
friends in the senior and junior high
school classes. A motif in pink and
white decoration was used throughout
the rooms. There we're punches of
beautiful pink tulips and on the man
tel pink shaded candles. Progressive
dOminos was the game of the after
noon and high score gave Miss Irma
Botsford splendid bouquet Of the
pink tulips. Miss Ruth Manning re-
celved the foolish prize for consola-
tlon. The girls asked for this de-
lightful affair we're Miss Isobel Nc
Gilchrist, Miss Constance Cartwright
Miss Mae Steusloff, Miss Ruth Man
ming, Miss Irma BOtsford, Miss LaRue
East, Miss Grace Fugate, Miss Ermine
Harding, Miss Leila Slater, Miss Mar
garet Polsal, Miss Jennie Pearce, Miss
Marie Smith, Miss Hazel Keeler, Miss
Letha Weise, Miss Mildred Garrison,
Miss Harriet Rigdon, Miss Beryl Holt,
Miss Margaret Schreiber, Miss Laura
Ross, Miss Marjorie Gilbert, Miss
Margaret Garrison and Miss Lyra
Miles.
Mrs. William G. Knighton left Sa-
lem Thursday morning for weeks
visit with friends In Portland.
On the ninth of March, nineteen
hundred and twelve, Mr. and Mrs
Solomon Durbln celebrated with
family dinner the event of their fifty
eighth wedding anniversary, at their
home on Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durbin were the re-
clplents Of congratulations from hosts
nf frlaudp In QoIap, ,,bacn tho,, ,,,o,o
married and where they have lived for
80 many years. Their guests for din
ner were Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Walker
OF Central Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
nell Dyer, Mrs. william r. Sewall and
Mrs. Harry Chapman Of Portland;
Mrs, Charles Durbln Of Antelope and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Elgn of Salem.
Mr.. Durbin came to Salem from
Rlchland county, near Mansfield, Ohio,
In the year eighteen forty-fiye; CON
ductlng for twenty-oue years the Ohio
hotel and livery on the corner OF
Commercial and Center streets, where
stands the T. B. Jones residence. Mr..
Durbin also built the Doctor w. A.
Cuslck home, which he occupied.
Mrs. Durbin (Sophle Elgln) came
with her parents In eighteen hundred
and tlfty-two and two years later be-
came the bride OF Solomon Durbin.
In eighteen hundred and seventy
three they moved to Eastern Oregon
where they resided for about fifteen
years, returning to Salem for perma-
nent residence.
Professor and Mrs. Gaylord Patter-
son, Miss Chappell and Miss Reynolds
were chaperones for happy affair
on Friday evening Of last week, when
the Adelphians of Willamette unlver-
sity entertained for the Criterion So
clety In the Adelphlan and Webster
Ian hall. Red and white, the Adel-
phian colors, we're used for decora-
tions In streamers and flowers about
the hall, and the same colorlng was
carried out In the refreshments. For
the evenings pleasure was a program
with piano solo by Miss Costa Multi
gan and Miss Lena Dotson; plano
duet, Miss Hortense ingalls, and Miss
Genevleve Avison vocal solo, Miss
Lois Ashby; reading, Miss Helen
Blackwell; and all sang the college
song, In the games that followed,
Miss Gertrude Allen. Mr.. Guy John
son. Mr.. Richter and Mr. Gilbert cap
tured prizes.
A quiet wedding took place at high
noon on March the tenth, In the home
OF Mr., and Mrs, Milo Atterbury. 2l2
South Cottage street, when Reverend
Henry T. Babcock read the marriage
service joining with the ring Miss Jes-
sic NJ, Drake OF Salem and Doctor J.
irving Russell Of Willamina
The bride was beautiful in dainty
creation of cream lace over pink mes
saline, There were no attendants.
The living room, where the cere-
mony was performed, bore decorations
OF pink and white carnations. while
the dining room was artistic In
scheme of yellow and white carried
out with daftodlls and IonQuus.
After luncheon Doctor and Mrs.
Russell left ON the flyer for Portland
and from there they journeyed to Will
lamlna, where they intend to reside.
Mrs, Russell is a southern woman,
coming 10 Salem from Tennessee four
years ago, She has many friends who
are wishing her life may be full of
happiness and prosperity
On, Tuesday Of last week Mrs. c. A.
Fitzpatrick honored the bride-elect
with a Kitchen shower. the utensils
fastened together with ribbons form
ing a curtain, The crowd OF Young
women were associates OF the honoree
and fond admirers. Pink and white
carnations with smllaN made attract
I've decorations for the rooms. Places
were marked at luncheon for four
teen The hostess was asslsted hy
Mrs Milo Atterbury.
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