Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-20

UhDA1i AfhlL ~, lVlS.
Miss Grace Bean, Miss Catherine Car
son, Millar McGilchrist, Ralph Moores
Russell Brooks, Hawley Bean, JessuD
Strang, Leland Hendricks.
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Later news from Portland assures
Mrs. Carrie Rineman's friends of her
improved condition and the departure
last Wednesday Of her daughter, Mrs.
Hooker for her home In the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Melvine Plimpton
were Portland guests this week.
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Eighty pupils from the Indian
school at Chemawa will be admitted
into the Presbyterian church at to-
morrow mornings service.
tHs
Mrs. M. Stenstrom was hostess on
Thursday afternoon for the Ladies'
Aid society of the Swedish Methodist
Episcopal church In her home at 2095 |
Trade street. The meeting was we'll
attended and new members received |
into the society. Reverend John OVAL
spoke on the subject OF "Christian
Loyalty" There were songs and In
strumental music and the pleasant
afternoon closed with serving fine re-
freshments. The next meeting will |
be held at Mrs. Anderson's, 184O Che
meketa street.
Cards and dancing made delightful |
entertainment on Monday evening of |
last week, when the Woman's Catholic |
Order of Foresters gave their party
in st. Joseph's hall. Dancing followed
the card games. Ten tables of five
hundred and the same number ar
ranged for whist gave prizes to Mrs.
Fisher, Mr.. Thomas Moore, Miss Inez
Weldmer and Mr.. M. Lane A num-
ber of the younger members presided
at the punch bowl.
Another party will be given in the
same hall on the evening Of April |
twenty-second.
Mr.. F. P. Talkington, who has been
seriously i'll for many weeks, is some
what improved and hopes are enter
talned for complete restoration to
health. Mr.. Morris Abrahams, of San
Francisco, was guest at the home
for day this week.
hEA
Mr.. Rex Turner arrived in Salem
on Thursday evening from the Uni
verslty Of Oregon, and will remain
until Sunday, the guest Of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Turner.
Entertaining very informally Mrs.
Frederick S. Stewart asked fifteen OF
Mrs. Sophrona Jessup's friends to
bring their sewing and visit with her
yesterday afternoon Apple blossoms
we're the sweet, spring flowers used
about the rooms. In serving refresh
ments the hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Jessups neice, Mrs. H. Brodie
and Mrs. George Waters.
At three o'clock on Sunday, April
the fourteenth, a very pretty wedding
took place in Morningslde at the
residence Of Mr. and Mrs. Peter APP
plegate, when Mrs. Daisy Voyle and
Mr.. Wesley August Krooft, Jr., of
Los Angeles, were Joined in holy
wedlock by Reverend Davis Errett of
the Christian church.
The rooms were beautified with a
profusion of cherry blossoms and
mild flowers. The brides gown was
of blue silk garnished with cream
lace and fancy buttons. There we're
no attendants The ring ceremony
was witnessed by relatives and few
friends.
After congratulations a delightful
country dinner was served.
Mr. and Mrs Krooft have taken
apartments at Mrs. Inman's on
Twelfth street
Miss Laura Anderson was compll-
mented last Thursday evening when
the Nika Mika club and number of
guests besides were entertained at the
bone of Miss Della Hagen. Five
hundred was played at eight tables.
The rooms were decked with purple
and white lilacs and refreshments
served In cafferteria style. Frozen in
the ice cream were the heart, dia-
mond, club and spade of playing
cards and each serving bore the Dam
ish flag of red field and two white
crossed bars
Miss Anderson is leaving Salem
about the first of June for her home
in Ranne Baruholm, Denmark and
number Of club affairs and parties
are being arranged in her honor
The Nika Mika club of which she
Is member, presented Miss Ander-
son with lovely parting gift.
Guests for the evening were Mrs
Hoff, Miss Ada Dayton, Miss Margaret
Putnam, Miss Laura Hansen, Miss
Emily Jeffries, Miss Mildred Krause
Miss Ethel Harding, Miss Emma
Sweet, Miss Susie Barnard, Miss Iris
Hanna, Miss Marie Lodge, Miss Jen-
ME Fry. Miss Mayme Babcock, Miss
Grace Babcock, Miss Gertrude Fawk,
Miss Carrie Purkheiser, Miss Myrtle
Duncan, Miss Bertha Duncan. Miss
Effie Needham, Miss Essae Culver.
Miss Bessie Schultz, Miss Marie
Schwab Miss Nellie Schwab, Miss
Mary Wann, Miss Helen Lltchfield,
Miss Eunane Craig, Miss Pearl Apple-
gate, Miss Franc Newman, Miss Grace
Leffler' Miss Minnie Downing, Miss
Elizabeth Walker, Miss Kittie Har-
bord.
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The literary society halls at VIII
lamette university were gaiiy decor
ated last week Friday evening when
the Philodoslans entertained in iolly
manner for the Philodorlans. It was
leap year affair, carried out in
games and mock marriage ceremony.