Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-28

IA Twelve. Mr., Lunn is Cana Del
ia Phi fraternity man and a pro-
fessor in the college.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lunn will be at home
to their friends after January fif-
teenth at Corvallis, Oregon.
Many beautiful and useful bridal
gifts were sent from friends at home
and throughout the state.
Appreciation Of ones efforts goes
a long way toward making a monoto-
nous life bearable. There is perhaps
no profession or trade which is more
nerve-racking or calls for more ex-
hibition of disposition than newspaper
work, and it needs the kind heart of
a tactful manager to smooth out the
rough places.
] Last Saturday night at the Hotel
Marion the men and women who
helped make the Christmas issue of
The Capital Journal a splendid sue
cess were Mr. Graham Taber's guests
for dinner and no small detail was
omitted which could have made the
affair more enjoyable.
Mr.. Grove not only arranged a fine
menu, which was charmingly served
but he made some very complimentary
remarks when called upon to address
the guests.
Mr.. Tabers welcoming and closing
remarks struck the keynote of har-
mony and were filled with econiums
and prophecies for the future delight
full to hear.
| Mr.. Cradlebaugh, in happy clever
manner presided as toastmaster, and
called for speeches from every dinner
guest.
When black coffee and cigars were
brought in for the men, the three
ladies who graced the occasion were
surprised with dainty clusters of yio-
lets, hyacinths and asparagus fern,
favors from the host. After the ladies
made their adieus, the remaining
guests transformed the formal dinner
into a jollification.
Cards were issued last week by
Miss Edna Josse for a five hundred
party this afternoon given in honor
of Miss Harriet Barker of Roseburg.
With delightful informality Miss
Marcella Bynon and Miss Edith Bynon
gave a kitchen shower on Friday ev-
enng of last week, complimentary to
Miss Catherine Crawford, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Frank La Bare was SOL
emnized on Christmas day, The
hostessess asked for guests members
OF the Berean Club Of the First Bap-
tist Church, and the evening passed
merrily with games and an advertis-
ing contest, which gave prizes to MISS
Alice Tapscot, first and Miss Hazel
Barton, second. Light refreshments
we're served and congratulations ex-
tended to the bride-elect. Enjoying
the Misses Bynons hospitality were;
Mrs Barton, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Nor
ris. Miss Brown, Miss Alice Tapscot
Miss Lula Polka, Miss Flo Innes' Miss
Laura McLoren, Miss Mathael Chur"
chill. Miss Dorothy Davidson MISS
bvula Woods, Miss Jessie Miller MISS
Sylvia Miller, Miss Kittie Morrison
Miss Hattie Tannie, Miss Mazelle Bar
ton and the honor guest,
@#t
Al the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Smith, 267 oak street on
Christmas day, Reverend P. s. Knight
officiated at the wedding of Miss Bes-
sic Calhoun Of Salem and Mr. Oscar
7, simpkins Of Portland. The cere'
mony was performed at nine-thir''
o'clock in the morning, in the pres
ncs of relatives and few Gloss
friends.
The rooms throughout were pro
,uselv decorated with holly, Oregon
, crane and red carnations and 'n'
, ring service was performed under
l large red Christmas bell. The pre,t
hr,do wore gown of cream whlU
snl, with over dress Of white net AM
panels of Brussels lace The Ooalo u
vas trimmed with cluny lace and ln
= rowers we're a cluster Of white car
nations. There were no attendants
After a short honeymoon trip. Mr. an
+ Mrs. simpkins will be at nome j
+ portland. on the East side wheIe
g house is in readiness for them MT
- s,u,n,,ins came to Oregon from Okla
\, snn,o about six years ago. Mr. SIM
: IrIns Is a native Of this state
IS Among the many happy family q =
. ,horinqs this holiday season was y,
- rornion Monday evening held at y.
,s home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Oun
- mjnqs on Trade street Forty.ol y. .,l
N Guests. all relatives, enjoyed a ou' + Z
~ mas tree and a fine program 'O",'
,d lnted bv old and young. a ''',
% or IN, cbeon rounded out this very u