Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-03


rhetoric and grammar. Professo
Walsh is an excellent instructor am
his idea Of examination obllterates al
dread and makes a study Of the Ian
guage a pleasure. The class is com
posed Of beginners and Of student
who are somewhat advanced. Late
in the season his pupils will give
play to which friends Of Willamette
will be invited
Mrs. Edward Thielsen was hostess
for the Kensington club yesterday at
ternoon.
A merry little crowd gathered a
her home yesterday to celebrate Dor.
ellie Anderson's sixth birthday with ar
afternoon Of games, topped off will
dainty refreshments. Enjoying the
birthday party were Mary Lewis, Alta
Armstrong, Kathryn Gibbard, Gene
We've Emmett, Frank Reinhart, and
Dorelle's cousins, Marvin Roth. Ken
meth GRADER, Rollin Graber, Malcolm
Graber and Delbert Graber.
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AT one o'clock on Wednesday, Janu-
airy the twenty-fourth, Reverend H. A.
Ketchum read the impressive lines OF
the ring service, at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. d.
Mccoy In Fairmount Park, when Mar
ian Franc became the bride of George
Frederick Schultz OF Portland. The
rooms had been beautifully decked
with Oregon grape and ferns. Miss
Hester Welch, cousin Of the bride,
played Lohengrin's bridal chorus dur
ing the ceremony The brides gown
was Of white crepe and her flowers
an arm bouquet of narclssus. Fol-
lowing congratulations, a lunchean
was served, and the young couple i'm
mediately left for a honeymoon trip.
After February the fifteenth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schultz will be home to their
friends at 218 EAST Seventy-third
street North, Portland. Guests from
Jefferson were Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Curl and Mr.. George Schultz.
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1t is a pleasure to announce that
Mrs. Hal d. Patton Is steadily improv-
ing. The Pattons are not intending
to set up housekeeping, but will re-
main in their comfortable apartments
with Mr.. and Mrs. p. Cooke Patton.
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The dancing floor In the Armory
is soon to be taken up for rewriting
the building, necessitating the closing
of Miss Cronise's dancing classes. The
final lessons were given last night.
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The following officers Of the Pythian
Sisters were installed last Tuesday ev-
ening: Past chief, Mrs Helen r. Bo-
lin; most excellent chief, Mrs. Pauline
Skinner; excellent senior. Mrs. Dell
Schellberg; excellent junior. Mrs.
Mary u. Cox; mistress OF records and
correspondence, Mrs. Susie 70. Par
menter; manager, Mrs. Laura Sellers;
mistress of finance, Mrs. Margaret
Heyser; protector, Mrs, Louise Gar
ber; guard, Mrs. Nettie Hunter: cap
tain of guards, Mrs. H. st. Helen. After
the business session, one game Of five
hundred was played at each OF the five
tables. There were no refreshments.
The entertainment was very informal
and most enjoyable.
The Elite Embroidery club will be
entertained on the afternoon Of Febru-
ary the eighth. Mrs. u. V. Rider will
be hostess in her home on North
Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hartley came
home last Saturday, after eight weeks
sojourn In California. Although the
trip was very delightful, these true
are glad to be at home,
where the average weather is the best
on earth.
In celebration Of its frat anniver-
sary, Mrs. W. H. Downing entertained
the Wa-Hi club on Thursday of last
week at her home In the Waldo hills.
The afternoon passed delightfully."- with
needlework and music. Oregon grape
and ferns were used In attractive dec
,rating. Sharing honors with the host
esB in receiving we're Mrs. @. ]. Hunt
and Mrs. j. r. Hunt. Compllmented
guests were Mrs. Beauchamp, Mrs.
Mrs Rlngo, Mrs. Jones and
Mrs. Murphy, all members OF the Stay
ton Improvement club. Mrs. T. b..
Patton, Mrs. Marion Fresh, Mrs. G. j.
Hunt, Mrs. George w. Putnam and
Mrs. Walter Heater were guests be-
sides The hostess was assisted at
refreshment hour by Mrs. ira Carter
and Mrs. Peter Herselfen. The gather
lngs Of this club during It's first year
have been delightful events for the
residents In Waldo hills who were for
tunate enough to have their names
The Catholic Order Of Foresters en-
with fifteen tables Of whist
last Tuesday evening in 81. Joseph's
hall. High score prizes we're given
TO Mrs. Herman Barr and Mr.. Grantz.
Consultations fell 10 Mrs. o'Brien and
Mr.. Roy Glyens. Previous to the card
games program was given with the
numbers!
Piano s5i,o ...s.....-... ,neilla ,Iaakoali
Vocal solo ..... Harriet Vanderhey
Piano and violin duet Misses Campbell
Vocal solo .........,. Miss Oblasser
Violin solo ......... Mr. GaIlager
.r..., Miss Josephine Troy
Vocal solo ....... Miss Olive McGee
After the card prizes were dlstrlb-
ited the floor was cleared for dancing.
The stage decorations Of oregon grape
and ferns made the hall very attract
We. The evenings entertaining was
1ery informal and most enjoyable.
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Members Of Centralla club met last
Thursday afternoon, at the residence
u Mrs. George Skeels, 945 Chemeketa
street. to make sheets and pillow slips
those which were destroyed