Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-04
IN SOCIETY
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its decorations of Oregon-grape, holly
the brilliant poinsetta blossoms and
white carnations, in compliment to
the bride, for Mrs. Olcott graced the
occasion with her presence Poinsetta
cards marked places for the guests.
The formality of speech-making was
omitted although Mr.. Olcott called on
number Of guests for some express
sions suitable to the occasion.
Asked by the host for this very de-
lightful occasion were Mrs. Margaret
Young, Mrs. Sweet, Mrs. Adams, Miss
Eunane Craig, Miss Lucille Staley,
Miss Barnes, Miss Mabel Huddeson,
Miss Ruby Cornell, Miss Clara Belle
Foster, Miss Margaret Putnam, Miss
Barnett, Miss Weist, Miss Hatch, Miss
Violet Welborn, Miss Euria Bolter,
Miss Meyers, Miss BrOyles, Miss Bal
ley, Mr., C. d. Babcock, Mr. S. A. Ko-
ger, Mr., J, Il. Allison, Mr.. A. Nye,
Mr.. Donald Upiohn, Mr.. Linn Ne
smith, Mr. Stephen Stone, Mr.. Thomas
CARRIER, Mr.. Arthur Jones, Mr.. George
Dunsford, Mr., ]. B. Young Mr.. Nicho-
las Haas, Mr., Homer Foster
A wedding of interest will be SOL
emnized this evening at seven o'clock
in the home Of Mr. and Mrs. H. II.
Pohle, 1868 Court street, when Miss
Anna Mae Takemire will become the
bride of Merton Reid De Long Doc
tor r. N, Ayison officiating. The
brides cousin from Seattle Miss Ethel
Edith Livingston, will attend as maid
ard Mr.. Paul Anderson will be best
man. Miss Takemire attended Uni
versity Of Kansas and taught school
in a suburb Of Topeka. Mr.. De Long
was graduated this spring from Will
lamette College of Law and is second
assistant attorney general He rep
resented the, law school in debate at
Portland this spring, was a member of
the glee club and active in college
life. The wedding, which will take
place on the silver anniversary of
the grooms parents, will be a quiet
affair with only relatives and close
friends attending,
Miss Myrtle Wilson invited about
thirty guests for New Years party
to surprise her brother Frederick, in
the home Of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. f. w. Hilson, Polk county. The
holly and mistletoe of Yuletde with
fir and cedar and red bells added at
raction to the rooms. About thirty
young people enjoyed the genuine sur
prise and embarrassment of the young
man, when caught in working attire.
Games and music filled the hours
until luncheon. Assisting the hostess
were Miss Mildred Clark Miss Mabel
Porter, and Miss Mabel Wilson.
Last Monday night in Portland,
David Bispham was host at an "auf
wiederschen" dinner, which he gave
to coterie Of friends at the Portland
Hotel. The table was laid in one of
the private dining-rOoms and graCed
with Oregon-grape and the brilliant
poinsetta blossoms.
After the dinner hour, Mr.. Bispham |
delighted his guests with songs of
their own selection. Mr.. Harry Gil |
bert and Mr.. Arthur Wells contrib
uted piano numbers.
Those who enjoyed Mr.. Bisphams |
hospitality @ere Mr. and Mrs. Edward |
l.. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Warren |
u. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Ober-
teuffer, Mrs Maxwell Wood, Mrs. |
Donald w, Green Miss Dorothy Nor
rlson), Miss Gully Cook, Miss RATHER
inc Hart, Miss Avis Lobdell, Colonel |
c. 10, S, Wood william IIanley, Arthur
Wells Of New York, musical director
of "The Eternal waltz" and Harry
Gilbert,
A happy informal reception was
given Wednesday evening by the stu
dents Of Mute School The hours
were filled with reminiscence Of
Christmas vacation joys
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Last week was gala season at Che
mawa school The vacation was one
long play spell filled with sport. Super
intendent II. u, Wadsworth planned
entertainment for each day and. his
assistants helped make the affairs a
success. The six hundred pupils en-
Joyed n cantata Monday evening, the
splendid big Christmas tree with a
present for each student Tuesday ev,
onlng, with n midnight band concert
and carly morning Christmas carols.
Christmas day exercises in the chapel
followed by fine dinner and dance
In the evening, Sports and moving
pictures helped fill the vacation hours.
ses
A reception given by the Young
Mems Christian Association ON New