Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-22

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s burn, a cousin Of Mr.. t. A. Liveslav
Gt OIL Salem attended the dedication q
MRS. D ]. Fry, Miss Harbord NFrs
H. W. Steusloff and Miss Frv have ~; Is :
sued invitations for Friday afternoon
June twenty-eighth, nineteen hundred
ana lwelye, from two until six o'clocl,
at "Brighview." % 0'0'A
Mrs. Frank Lowell is enterta,n,no
ner cousin, Miss Hazel Dawson. of
aoquiam, Washington, who arrived In
salem on Friday of last week
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Mr. aud Mrs, James H Imhoff of
l6S East Seventeenth street Port
land, Oregon, announce the engage
hent OF their daughter, Sara Jane. to
Mr. Frank Deuster, formerly of
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This will be
pleasant news for Miss Imhof's many
friends in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs, ]. H. Imhoff enter-
famed with an informal dinner of
Twelve covers, on the evening Of
June nineteenth, compllmenting Mr.
ana Mrs. ], D. Deuster, of Milwau-
kee' Wisconsin, who will be for two
months, the guests OF their son
Frank, in Portland.
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The Frederic Thielsens are expect-
ing to move their household effects
from Rickreall to Salem, next We'd
nesday.
Members of Priscilla Club accented
Mrs, A. L. Browns hospitality for
Thursday afternoon when Mrs. r. X
Hofer, Mrs. A. F. Marcus and Mrs. b.
W. Shand were invitational guests
Bouquets Of pink and white sweet
peas were arranged about the living
rooms. After session Of sewing the
guests gathered around the dining ta-
Die, centered with a cluster of red
carnation, where dainty refreshments
were served Mrs. George H. Duns-
ford will be hostess for the next
meeting of the club.
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A most delightful social affair has
been planned by the Ladies' Aid Soci-
ETY. of the First Presbyterian church,
when they will gather late in the af-
ternoon for a regular meeting, with
Mrs. s. P, Klmball at her beautiful
home on the slightly knoll in Polk
county Besides the husbands of the
Aid Society members, additional
guests have been invited for seven
O'Clock picnic dinner in the grove.
An arrangement has been completed
for automobile service from Center
street bridge at three-thirty and six
thirty Hostesses for the occasion
will be: Mrs. s. F. Kimball, Mrs. l..
X. Page Mrs C. P, Bishop, Mrs. ].
A. Pooler, and Mrs. j. P. Frizzell.
Mr.. and Mrs, George w, Shand are
leaving Salem on the second day of
July for three months soiourn in Can
ada, their destination Alberta, Mr..
Stands home British Columbia, Du-
luth, Minnesota, Kincardine, Mrs.
Stands home in Canada, Toronto,
Lockport and New York city will be
among the places they expect to visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Turneaure, Of
Hulett, Wyoming, are rejoicing over
the birth of a son, on June tenth,
nineteen hundred and twelve. Mrs.
Turneaure was Miss Effle Boggs be-
fore her marriage The baby boy
weighed eight pounds at birth.
Mrs. w A. Denton's private recitaIs
for her plano pupils are always de-
lightful entertainment and It is to be
regretted that her studio cannot ac-
commodate a larger gathering Of mu-
sic lovers, who would gladly accept
invitations for these affair It is inn
possible to give satisfactory detailed
account in the following days Journal
when musical programs are presented
on Friday evenings Mrs. Denton's
recital for her advanced pupils on the
yening of June fourteenth was most
successful and enjoyable Every num-
ber on the program was executed in
manner ellciting hearty applause and
praise from the invited guests.
Opening the program with a duet,
Overture from 'Poet and Peasant, y
Mildred Brunk and Mrs. Denton gave
a finished rendition Of this familiar
air The four numbers, "Frollcs," Jol-
" Rain Drops" "Danse RocOco," and
Dancing Spirits by junior pupils,
Genevieve Endicott, Alice Mcclellan,
Milton Steiner and Frances Hodge,
we're played with exactness, ease and
splendid expression, captivating their
hearers. IA Zingara" (Mazurka Hon
groise) by Carl Wenger, was sur
prise to all. This number was played
with a brilliancy that displayed his
unusual ability. Scented Roses" and
"oberon,' by Frederick Deckebach
and August Fraser, we're two enioya-
Bile numbers, splendidly given Clara
a very young girl and a
fayorite in recital, gave an excellent