Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-05
SOCIETY
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Word taught German in Salem high
school and made very many friends
among the faculty and pupils, besides
holding position in society.
The young people are taking Call'
fornia trip and will be at home IN
Alemeda Park, where residence is
under construction for them. Among
the numerous beautiful gifts were sew
eral checks for large sums.
Friends from Salem attending the
wedding were Miss Althea Moore, Miss
Lueen Moreland and Miss Mabel Rob
ertson.
Miss Frances Multi, of Ashland, a
former residents Of Salem, was Wis
itor last week of the W. T. RigdOns,
900 Winter street.
On Thursday evening Miss Ethel
Rigden entertained in her honor, ask
ing young women friends informally
20 fill three tables of five hundred.
The guests were Miss Helen Pearce,
Miss Ada Dayton, Miss Alma Pohle,
Miss Dorothy Pearce, Miss Olive Met
calf, Miss Irma Botsford, Mrs, Iris
Hanna, Miss Ethel Bellinger.
lees were served by Mrs. 'Winnifred
Clark and Miss Harriet Rigdon.
Last Sunday, in their country home
near ROsedale, Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Hag
gerty entertained with a fine chicken
dinner followed by delightful after.
noon.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. G. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. Squire
MeIlvane, Miss HSggerty, Miss Meyer,
Miss Tolman, Miss Benson, Miss
Grimes, Miss Stewart, Miss Bartlett,
Miss Knapp Miss Helen CaslOn and
the host and hostess.
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Mrs. Harry Rowe entertained the
Ladies Aid Society of United Brethren
church, Wednesday afternoon. A very
interesting musical and literary pro.
gram was furnished by Mrs. w. w
Rosebraugh, Mrs. s. p Hale, Mrs. FL
bert Thompson and Mrs p. Hill.
A delicious luncheon rounded out the
very enjoyable afternoon.
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While Mr.. w. T. Jackson and his
wife were paying a visit Friday even.
ing, June twenty crowd Of
friends invaded their home at 259
North Fifteenth street, decorating the
rooms with boughs of fir, roses, sweet
peas and sweet Williams, in celebra-
tion Of his birthday. Upon returning
home his surprise was very great.
Mrs. f. N. Jenkins, in behalf of the
sIn ,rrft n al
sented to Mr.. Jackman handsome mis-
sion rocker. There were games for the
evenings diversion and instrumental
music on cornet, Miss Martha Swart,
violin, Miss Renska Swart and piano,
Miss Florence Esch.
Light refreshments had been prepared
by Mrs. Jackman.
Asked to join the surprise birthday
were Mr.. and Mrs. f. N. jenkins, Mr..
and Mrs. L. N. Josse, Doctor and Mrs.
Asseln, Mr. and Mrs. S. r. Vail Mr.
and Mrs L. U. Josse, Doctor and Mrs
N. ID. Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. p Andre
sen, Mr., and Mrs. Muelhaupt, Mr.. and
Mrs. f, c, Hickman, Mrs. G. W, Brant
Mrs. William Esch, Mrs. f. W. Cook
Mrs. II. st, Helens, Mrs. Dora Andre
sen, Miss Florence Esch, Miss Lidell
Mrs. Renska Swart, Miss Dorothy
Esch, Miss Martha Swart, Miss Cool
man, Mr.. Ivan Martin, Mr.. Walter
Reinke, Mrs. ]. c, Murry and Mr.
Charles Reinke.
The members of Epworth League in
Salem gave very enjoyable affair
Saturday afternoon in compliment tC
the visitors attending Epworth League
institute last week.
The young people were entertained
with games and music.
Lester Proebstel gave a piano solo
Miss Gladys Luthys reading, 9th,
Little Boys Visit" Mrs. G. c. Clark
whistling solo, and Miss Ruth Flu
gate sang "My Ain Folks"
Light refreshments were served by
Mrs. Ulrich, Miss Ianthe Irvine, Mis-
Pearl Howell and Miss Agnes Gregson
The committee under whose direction
the affair was planned were Miss Gene
We've Avison, Miss Norma Harper an,
Miss Milred Simons.
Arranging for the games were Mis-
Pearl Howell and Miss lanthe Irvine
Paul llonan, Paul Irvine and Wesle
Todd were general utility men.
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South Central Circle Of First Methc
dist church gave "retculo party" i
the lecture room Friday afternoon o
last week and requested all who coul
secure the garments to dress in co,
tune Of eye olden days"
For decorating were spikes Of fox
gloves and Canterbury bells in jar
and oldfashioned sweet Williams q
varieties in coloring Added the to III
floral contributions were four ancien
blue and white hand,woveu bedspread
the envy of all who saw them.
One hundred and twenty guests cal
ed during the afternoon and were r,
ceived by Mrs Catherine Brown, VIII
wore dress more than fifty years O
age Two little maids assisting Mr.
Brown, Madeline Tillman and Jos,
phine Tillman, were in dainty pink an
blue frocks Of eighteen thirty. Durin
the afternoon there was music, plan
solo by Mrs, A. Casselman; vocal sol
Mrs Frederic s. Mendenhall; vocr
solo, Miss Ruth Fugate; piano due
Gretchen Brown aud Helen Mcmturf
and n vocal solo by Miss Nellie Scot
Miss Geneyieve Avison played "Aul
lang Syne" ON the quaint melodial
n wind instrument long ago relegate,
Screened with a lattice Of roses an
ferns, refreshments Of colonial day
thin sandwiches, tiny cakes and tel
were served by Mrs =. w. Selec, wh
poured in a gown Of colonial style. A