Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-02

long table where the little guests
enjoyed a bountiful luncheon follow
ing an afternoon of games and music
The beautiful birthday cake with III
lighted candles was the tables cen
terpiece.
Mrs, Elgin's assistants we're. Mrs
Frank Ward, Mrs. Hugh Allen, anC
Mrs. George Schaffer, and guests 70,
the party were: Alice Mcclellan
Haycle Hunter, Helen and Rutl
Moore, Frances Ward, Agnes Martin
Josephine Broff, Lucille Moore, Der
nice Allen, Pauline Patterson, Alic,
Riggs, Louise Schaffer, and Florence'l
brother Wayne.
Mr., and Mrs. Grover B. Powers are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of a daughter, Kathleen Ed,
wilma, Saturday, October twenty-slxth
Mrs. Powers was Miss Terrell Mag,
ers before her marriage.
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Miss Ora Constable and Miss Ange.
line Carver were joint hostesses Sat,
urday with a delightfully."- informal
evening for the Beta Beta Chi and
Wafer clubs, asking a few guests be-
sides to enjoy five hundred at six
tables. Prizes were dispensed with
but the games were no less enjoyable.
Miss Catherine Fowle assisted the
hostesses when they served a late
luncheon.
Spooks and witches held high car
nlval in the high school hall Friday
evening of last week when the senior
class entertained the faculty with
Halloween frolics.
Cats with black fur, and cats with
white, ribbons in orange and gray, the
senior %colors, and branches Of gor.
geous tinted leaves were some Of the
hall decorations, Fortune-telling
games and music N1ded to the pleas.
ures, with refreshments to close the
entertainment. A crowd numbering
about seventy-five enjoyed the even.
ing.
In the presence Of relatives and 4
few close friends, at the home of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ian.
sing, 790 Garden Road, Reverend Zim.
norman read the lines Of the ring
service uniting in marriage Ethel
Lansing and Mr.. Clarence Wilson
Wednesday, October twenty-third.
Oregon grape, ferns, and dahlias
were used for decorating. The llv.
ing-room was in a scheme of pink
and green and the reception hall
where the ceremony was performed
bore an artistic arrangement Of white
dahlias and ferns.
To the strains of the wedding
march played by the groom's cousin
Mrs. 0chen, the bridal party took
their places under a large umbrella
fashioned of feathery ferns and white
blossoms.
The bride wore a navy-blue tailor
made gown and carried white chrys-
anthemums. An elaborate luncheon
followed the ceremony and congratu-
l%ations, and was served by Mrs. c. f.
Homyer, Mrs. Frank Wilson, and Miss
Grace Lansing, sisters Of the bride.
Two dainty little maids, neices of
the bride, assisted with serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson went immedi-
ately to their new home on Twenty
third and Chemeketa streets.
The young people have many
friends and all are wishing FOR them
the good things of life.
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Mrs. e. A. Smith, whose residence
is IN the Silverton road, six miles
from Salem, complimented her son
Frank with a surprise celebration, in
honor Of his birthday, Friday, 0cto-
Der twenty-fifth. Music and games
were the evenings diversions, fol-
by a delightful luncheon. Be-
sides the family, Mr.. Smiths s%urpris-
ers were: Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hoven.
Miss Myrtle Ireland, Miss Hilda
Miss Anna ireland, Frederick
and William sharf, Lisle Randel,
Frank Crane, and Adolph Hoven.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herndon Jansen
are rejoicing over the birth
Of a son, Matthew, who came to glad
den their home, Monday, October
Lwenty-first, nineteen hundred and
Twelve. Mrs. Marry was Miss Clara
of Olympia, whose father is
supreme judge.
49,
The Ladies' Aid Society of Salem
Heights are promising many delight