Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-16

N"uNh pioheer minister Of the state of
Nebraska She finished her course of
education in the University of Nebras.
kq IN nineteen ten, and since coming to
Portland has been on the faculty of the
Behnke Walker Business College.
"Mr. and Mrs. Green are both lovers
of the out of doors, and their honey
moon will include a river trip in their
canoe, a few days on the seashore and
a week at Rainier Park, where they
will make the ascent of the mountain.
They will be at home after September
first at Serene Court, $50 East First
street" Portland, Oregon.
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Miss Sophia Catlin made Miss Mil.
dred Bagley and Miss Merle Nickel
vey honor guests last week Friday at
Kensington, asking the young women
of the R. NJ. Y. club who were in tho
city on that day.
Chaperonod by Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord
II. Patterson and Mrs. Robert Christie
Walsh, crowd of gay young merry
makers responded Friday evening Of
last week, to invitations from Lester
PrOcbstel for japanese lawn party
given on Willamette university campus
in compliment to the class of nineteen.
fifteen, Guests for the evening were
received at Mr.. Proebstel S home, across
from the campus and finally assembled
on the lantern.lighted grounds, where
rugs and floor pillows were arranged
for comfort. Miss Kate Barton, dress
ed as bewitching gypsy, told happy
fortunes for the lads and Iassies,
Games unique and original were di
versions for the hours, and later there
was leo cream and cake served by Miss
Ruth Boyer Miss Lucille Kunta and
Pinliham Gilbert, of the class Of nine
tccnsiXteen.
Enjoying Mr. Proebstel's hospitality
were Miss Gertrude Eakin, Miss Lucille
Kuntz Miss Ruth Boyer, Miss Hudt
Beckley, Miss Stella Graham, Mis-
Clara schanasse, Miss Florence Page
Miss Veleda Hopkins, Miss Elizabetl
Luce, Miss Daisy Mwkey, Miss Alic,
Fields, Miss Mary Cone Miss Kat
Barton, Mr. and Mrs Robert Minton
Glenn MacCaddam, Harry Savage, Ival
Mcdaniel and Harry Irvine.
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Little Maude Helen EngstrOm wa
surprised Thursday afternoon, Angus
the seventh, upon returning from
ncighbor's, to find a birthday part,
awaiting her, in addition to numerou
daiptily wrapped packages, gifts fron
her little friends,
Miss Hazel Fleetwood and Miss NIL
drcd Bulcy assisted with the entertain
ment of the little guests, and also will
the serving refreshments.
A long table adorned with white an,
lavender sweet peas and ornamente'
with beautiful birthday cake decorat
cd with the seven variegated candle
and one to grow on, was circled b,
Mildred Muehaupt, Dorothy CopIey
Mabel Dotson, liloise White, Florenc
Young, Lola Shultz, Helen Cox, Mabc
Mason, Lorraine Buley lone Buley, jun
Morgan Baby Lindel, Beatrice Elder
Ruth Mason, Milan and Donald MueI
haupt, Blondol aud Edmond Carleton
Robert Lindel, Carl Bybee, Alvin Bun
ton, Baby Wayne White, Lawrenc
Engstrom and the honor guest
Asked for the party besides the chi
dren were Mrs Carleton, Mrs Bulc,
Mrs Lindel, Mrs. Elder Mrs Niue
hapt, Mrs. Albert Seiwert and Mrs /
II. White.
The chimes Of wedding bells ran
forth on the evening of August tweltt
when at the home of her parents, M
and Mrs. Christ Kaufman, 1903 Mort
Capitol street. Rose, their only daugl
ter was given into the keeping of Am
r. Witto Reverend J. Lewis, pastor
the Free Methodist church solemnizin
the ceremony The bride, in her han'
some cream serge gown, was attend'