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

made beautiful decoration Tor Mr.. an
Mrs. O. o. McClellans home on Les
lie street, last Tuesday evening, whel
they entertained with informalit
most delightful.
Friends were telephoned to make III
fen tables of five hundred. High scor,
prizes fell to Mrs. w. p Babcock ant
Mrs. r. B. Houston. The fact tha
Mrs. Houston In substituting, captured
the mems prize not only spoke vol
umes for her playing but caused NJ
end OF merriment, Assisting the host
ess we're Miss Ensel Barker, her CUES
from Eugene; Miss Florence Houston
and Miss Margaret Polsal, pretty II
their dainty evening frocks. Surpris
ing the guests was Mrs. McClellan's
announcement that the delightful af
fair OF the evening was In celebration
Of her birthday.
The last Assembly party was giver
in Hotel Marion Wednesday night
The affair was informal and the mum.
ber Of dancers smaller than usual
Decorations we're dispensed with fol-
this occasion. The music was fine. A
number Of supper parties in the grills
made a delightful ending for the ev.
ening. These events during the sea.
son have been attended by the younger
society crowd and will probably be
resumed in the fall or early winter
@#&
A merry high school crowd, chap
eroned by Miss Smith and Miss Fix
went TO Chemawa by Oregon Electric
last Saturday morning for outing ant
picnic dinner, returning early in thu
evening after a day Of delight. Ii
the party besides the chaperones were
Miss Barbara Steiner, Miss Florence
Hofer, Miss Marian Gould, Miss Nan
nellie Bloom, Miss Mildred Brunk
Kenneth Moores, Donald Byrd Aller
Bynon, Bert Ford, Rolo Axley
So
At high noon in Silverton, at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Morley
the groom's sister, Margery Anne
daughter of Mrs. L. NJ. Bellinger O.
Scots Mills, became the bride o
Floyd Marvin Shepherd, Reverend L
Ford OF Woodburn reading the lines
OF the ring service in the presence O.
relatives and a few close friends. Tht
pretty wedding took place in sur
rOundings of Oregon grape and a pro
fusion of cherry blossoms and sprinl
flowers, The lovely bride was daint
fly gowned in cream white serge anC
carried white carnations. She wal
unattended.
After luncheon and a visit with thu
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd mo
tored to their home, which was II
complete readiness for them at Scots
Mills, The gifts were many and beau
tlful. Guests from Salem were Miss
Lola Belle Cook, Miss Hattie Beckley
Miss Irene Howard, Doctor Grover
Belllnger and Mr.. Ivan Bellinger. Be
sides relatives from Portland there
were Mrs. Knapp and her daughter
Catherine Mr. and Mrs. Rose anC
daughter. The young couple are be
ginning their new life with the sin
cerest wishes of many friends fol
happiness and prosperity.
80
One Of the weeks delightful affairs
was the five hundred afternoon las
Wednesday at Mrs. William C.. Knight
on's Mrs, y. E. Waters joining in en-
tertaining A number of guests were
asked to come In later for tea Quan
titles OF beautiful white lllacs, apple
blossoms and red carnations were
used about the rooms. Card honori
gave Mrs. Thomas Kay the prize. Tht
hOstesses assisted by Mrs. George
Waters, served the daintiest of re
freshments at little tables, most ex
quisitely appointed.
49,
In private recital. at the home o
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas b. Kay las
Monday evening, Professor Frank e
Churchill presented piano pupils. This
was one Of series of gathering
which have been greatly enjoyed by
the pupils and their friends. The
work for this occasion was all of thu
same grade and the young pianisti
gave an excellent exhibition of goot
training and consistent practice. Tht
program numbers were:
Piano duet (Martaine), Charlotte
Robertson, Ruth Barnes.
Ring Toss Polka (Renardl, Rober
Powers.
In Cloudland (Kling), Vera Smith
Reading, "The Judgment Day" ed
win Vance Cook, Ralph Barnes.
Garden Party Mazurka (Engel
mann, Charlotte Robertson.
hppling Waves (BartelD, Rutl
Barnes.
Reading from "The Lay Of the Las
Minstrel CSir Walter Scott, Dor
othy Dick.
Kay.
Under My Loved Ones Window
lLangel, Ralph Barnes.
Reading, "Aunt Shaw's Pet Jug
'Homan Bay, Verne Powers.
After Sunset Pryor, Carolyn Dick
=. Flower Song (Lange), Marjori,
Kay, Ralph Barnes.
FOR the remainder Of the eveninl
were games and delightful luncheon
served by Mrs. Kay. Mr.. and Mrs
" L. Dick will open their home foI
tne next musical gathering. Proies