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

Auumn tinted vine maple and dahlias
of many hues, together with cOrriopsis
in yellow with brown eyes, and garden
marigolds, graced the hospitable home
of Mrs. Charles DOpp, on Hoyt street,
when she entertained Wednesday with
her daughter, Mrs. George Bennett, ask.
ing guests for an afternoon of bridge,
and other friends to drop in for tea.
Mrs. Henry W. Meyers high score se-
cured for her the very beautiful card
favor.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Dopp and
Mrs. Bennett were again delightful
hostesses with bridge tea for the
card players and additional guests.
A duplicate of Wednesdays prize
was captured by Mrs. Thomas A. Lives.
ley.
Mrs. Asahel Bush, Jr. and Miss Lii
lian Boot were the hostesses' assistants.
These informal card parties were at.
trative events on the society calendar
Tor this week.
Miss Claudine Rose, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George L. Rose, of this city,
and Floyd Walden Edgerton, of Puyal.
lup, Washington, were quietly married
Wednesday noon, October twenty-sec-
ond, in Portland, at the First Congrega
tional church, Reverend Luther Dyott
officiating.
The only witnesses to the marriage
ceremony were two fraternity brothers
of the groom, who is Sigma NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgerton returned to
Salem and are leaving the first of next
week for their country home, twenty
miles southwest of Centralia, Washing
ton.
Mrs. EdgerOn has lived in Salem since
a very small child, and was one of the
attractive girls in the younger set,
She was a student last year in the
University of Washington, and a mem
ber of the Kappa Kappa Gamma soror-
ity.
Mr.. Edgerton was graduated from the
same university in nineteen twelve, and
has bought stock farm on which they
will live.
The young couple have many friends
in Salem who were aware of the engage.
ment, which was not formally announc.
ed. But the wedding day was kept
closely guarded, and only to the parents
and few close friends was the date re.
vealed.
Mrs. Bush and Mrs. Asahel Bush, Jr.
have issued invitations for a dancing
party to be given at the Masonic TEN.
pie, Tuesday evening, October twenty.
eighth,
Mrs. j. A. Morrison, of Seattle, who
is making a short visit in Salem, was
guest of honor Thursday afternoon at
lovely luncheon given by Mrs. Dan,
iel j. Fry at Bright View, her home on
High street.
Trailing vines of white starred Gle.
mats and Caroline Testout roses made
charming decorations, and for the table
was cluster Of immense bronze dahl
las. Ten guests, who were old time
friends Of Mrs, Morrison, when she
resided in Salem, were asked to greet
her on this occasion. The afternoon
was delightfully."- passed with remnis.
cence and music.
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Miss Jones and Miss Gertrude Jones
made Miss Elizabeth Lord honor guest
and at charmingly appointed luncheon
last Wednesday in their home at Labish
Meadows
Mrs. B. o. Schuckng, Mrs William
II. Burghardt, Jr, Mrs. Elmer Y. Lud.
den and Miss Winifred Byrd motored
over in Mrs, Schuckngs ear. Mrs.
George Grey, who was Miss Claire
Jones before her marriage was also n
guest.
A motif in yellow dominated the dec
orations and emphasized the luncheon
courses. Nasturtium vines profuseIy
flowered in blossoms of rich colorings
wreathed the table and oyerfIowed its