Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-25

Magic Music were merry diversions
Nfor the eighty guests, including the fac
fully members.
The affair which was very delightful
land altogether successful was arrang-
ed by Miss Stella Graham, chairman of
committee; Miss Ermine Harding, chair
man of decorations; Miss Mildred Bar
tholOmew, chairman of invitations; Miss
Helen Wastell, chairman of refresh.
ments. Miss Lucille Kuntz, Miss Flea
nor Ruby and Miss Ruth Young assist.
ed in serving refreshments.
On the afternoon of Friday, October
seventeenth, in her home at 1866 Fir
street, Mrs. William F. Skiff enter.
tanned for the Woman 8 Auxiliary of
st Paul 3 church.
The largest number, for many years,
of members and their friends assembled
on this occasion and after the regular
business session, enjoyed program ar
ranged for their entertainment.
Mrs. Chester Cox gave the opening
number, Wollenhaupt's "Me Dernier
SQUIRE" (The Last Smile), Mrs. Ron.
aid Glover followed with readings. "a
Christman Experience" and Mrs. Brit.
enhoeffer 8 Troubles - Miss Sarah Ian.
sing and Miss Alice Skiff played a
mandolin and piano duet. Miss Skiff
whose voice promises much for the fu-
ture, sang Milard's s Gave Maria" and
" Busy Busy" by Helen Bingham. Mr..
Dan p. Langenberg, composer of go
Salutaris, " which was sung at st.
Joseph's church last Sunday, gave bass
selections during the program. His
numbers were "The Horn" from
Flegner, go Du Mein Holder Aven.
stein," " sung in German, from Tam.
hauser and Nerdlinger's "On the
Shore" " Mrs. Chester Cox, Mrs. Seymour
Skiff, Miss Sarah Lansing and Miss
Alice Skiff assisted the hostess when
she served an elaborate luncheon.
Reverend Francis o. Jones, rector Of
st. Stephen 8 Memorial church in New.
port, was out of town guest for tho
auxiliary meeting
In the parlors of First Methodist
church, Friday evening of last week,
n large assemblage of friends gathered
to celebrate the fiftieth wedding an.
niyersary of Reverend and Mrs. James
Lisle.
Receiving the guests who numbered
about four hundred, were Doctor and
Mrs. Fletcher Homan, Doctor and Mrs.
Richard N Avson and Doctor and
Mrs James Lisle
The parlors were brightly decorated
with branches of sweet briar loaded
with rose apples, fir boughs and baskets
Of nasturtiums.
Reverend Perry Frederick Schrock
gave the address Of welcome. His sub.
jcct was "The Minister, Doctor and
Mrs Lislc and Doctor Fletcher Homan
entertained with addresses full Of de.
lightful reminiscence.
Mrs. Edwin Sherwood spoke grace.
fully ON the subject of ''Tbe Minister'S
Wife," and Mrs. Lola Belle Cook Bel. |
linger with Womanhood " gave a
sweet tribute to the noble character Of
Mrs. Lisle Following the addresses,
Lester Proebstel entertained with
piano number, Miss Grace Smith sang
Because | Love You, " most appro.
pirate selection, and Doctor Ayison fol. |
lowed with n talk on "The Journey
Of Fifty Years
Doctor C, u, Cline, Of Portland, read
I witty essay ON lovc.mal,ing. Mrs.
Adair on behalf of Scdgwic Post,
Grand Army Of the Republic, presented
Doctor Lislo with beautiful gold min.
aturc Grand Army badge, and Mrs. Lis
g was given u similar badge, by the
Nomon's Relief Corps
Church friends presented the honor
quests with handsome clock. Light
'cfrcshmcnto were served by the young
women Of Willamette university.
Reverend p $, Knight read the mar.
.iOgo service for Miss Pearl Baker and
Iohu D. Bcugcu, at nigh noon, Sunday, |,
october nineteenth, in the home Of the
,ridc's mother at 800 Oak street The
was very quiet, and only i'm.
mediate relatives of the bride and
room witnessed the ceremony,
After u short honeymoon trp, MIR.
lIOl nj nnAIlI hHOIOT