Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-27

Miss Aline Thompson returned on
Friday Of last week from a delightful
visit in Portland. Accompanying her
were Mrs Sterling Foster, her little
daughter Virginia Lee, and her maid
who will be guests for a short visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster have recently re-
moved from California to make their
home in Portland.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Hack of Port
land have changed their apartments
in Ionian court to number six on the
first floor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Sadler Of Aurora
visited in Salem last week.
While In Salem this week Professor
Luclen E. Becker. organist, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George F.
Rodgers.
At eight o'clock on the evening Of
April seventeenth, in her home, beau
tlfully decorated with white carna-
tons and palms, Eula, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis, became
the bride Of Mr. Frank f. Schram. In
the presence Of about thirty relatives
and friends, Reverend r. N. Avison
read the lines Of the ring service; the
ceremony was performed under flor
al bower. The beautiful bride wore
robe Of white embroidered chiffon,
fashioned over white silk slip Her
necklace was the gift of the groom
and her flowers cluster Of white
roses,
Following the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Schram and the brides parents
received congratulations in the elab-
orately decorated living room. White
carnations and smilaX were profusely
arranged about the dining rooy, and
on the daintily laid table where Mrs.
Aurora Davis and Miss Irene Ellen
berg served. Miss Violet King pre-
sided at the punch bowl.
For their honeymoon trip the young
couple left on an evening train, ex-
pecting to visit in Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel j. Fry opened
their home last Tuesday evening for
the gathering Of the Cherry City So
cial club The game Of five hundred
is played at these social affairs, and
on this occasion prizes were won by
Mrs. j. II. Robnett and Mrs. ]. G. Pet
tyiohn. The rooms were bright with
brilliant tulips and delightful lunch
con rounded out the evening.
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A very pretty wedding took place al
five-thirty o'clock on the evening Of
April twenty-flfth, in the home of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
Lucas, when Mildred Genevieve was
given in marriage to Charles X. Den
ison. Byzantine and dogwood bios
SONS made charming floral surround
Iings for the ceremony when Reverend
Davis Errett read the ring service un
der a bower of the flowers and sweet
briar, where, suspended from the cell
ing and tied with pink maline true
lovers knot was a huge basket Of The
handsome dogwood blooms
The pretty bride wore her goinf
away gown Of gray cloth, tailored, ant
a small white chapeau. Her flowers
were white carnations. AS bridesmaid
Miss Emma Nuts was gowned II
cream white serge and wore a larg,
picture hat in white. A brother o
the bride, Mr., Lloyd Lucas, attended
the groom.
After the ceremony and congratula
tions, a buffet luncheon was served II
the dining room beautifully garnishe,
with apple blossoms and violets. Mrs
L. D. Denison and Mrs. Il. j. Lall.
assisted. Mr. and Mrs. Denison lef
for the north on the seven-flfteel
train, their destination known only I,
themselves.
The beautiful wedding gifts mari
the popularity OF the bride. Mr.. Den
ison is proprietor Of the Salem boa
factor, and the young couple will
make their home in the apartment
arranged in the second story.
Under direction of Dean Freder
ick S. Mendenhall, the glee club G
Willamette university is preparing 70
its annual spring concert, to be givel
In this city on the twenty-nlnth o
May New songs will be presented
Rehearsals are taking place every af
ternoon between five and six o'clock
Dean Mendenhall has arranged com
ic opera from "The Mascot" for whicl
characters In the cast have been Sc
lected and are rehearsing their parts
This sketch promises to excel 9Th
Rajah Of India which pleased s.
many audiences last year.
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Reverend w T. Tapscott returne
, to Salem Monday from attendance a
the meeting in Lebanon of the Baptis
association Mrs. Tapscott will vlsi
In Newport before returning home.
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Very successful financially was tn
chicken supper given last week by tn
ladies Of United Circles Of the Christ
ian church. The dining room was dec
GRATED in pink and white and the lon
tables held great bunches Of lllaci
The supper was very fine and followe
by delightful social hour.
Fep
, Mrs. George Waters entertained YER
Informally last Saturday, when sh
asked a few friends to meet Mrs So
phronia Jessup for an afternoon Q
five hundred. High score gave tn
prize to Mrs. Brodie, a niece of Mr.
, Jessup
With delightful informality, Mis-
Inez Denison was hostess on the eN
enlng Of April seventeenth, when mt
sic and most interesting games wer
! entertainment. Lovely refreshmenl