Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-14

at the bride IS home, 1856 South Cot.
tage street Pink and white carna.
tions combined with ivy and ferns
made attractive decorations for the
rooms.
The bride was charming in going
away suit of cream colored Bedford
cord, over satin with garnitures of
heavy lace and cream colored silk bod.
ice. Her flowers were white carnations
and her head-dress a band of white
chiffon with loops.
Her sister, Myrtle, was the bride g
maid, and wore pink messaline The
groom s cousin, Mr.. Charles Willard,
was his attendant. Little Thelma
Swazee, dainty in her white embroid
cred frock and hair ribbons, carried a
basket of flowers with its center bios
som Gala lily, holding the ring,
The bridal party entered to the
strains of Lohengrin s wedding march,
Miss Rosie Heinz presiding at the piano
Following the ceremony and congrat-
ulations, sumptous dinner was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemano left on the two
o o'clock electric for Portland and other
towns which they will visit before re.
turning to Salem for residence at Sa.
lem Heights, where they will be at
home about May first.
A very delightful college affair was
the banquet Friday evening Of last
week, which was given in the parlors Of
First Methodist church, following the
Idaho Willamette debate.
In honor of the visitors, gold and
white, the idaho colOrs, were used in
profusiOn. Daffodils and jonquils car
ried out the dominant cOlors, and ivy
added the note of contrast. Menu cards
were embellished with a golden "W." Z"
The students entertained with music
between courses. Mr.. Enrol Gilkey was
chosen toastmaster and called on Mr.
Paul Todd, who responded to GA
Neighbours Greeting" and also read o
telegram from the Willamette univer
sity negative debate team at Moscow
saying, "We win, decision two to one.
Mr.. Eric P. Bolt responded to "Wher
May Means Car" F" Miss Jessie Young,
president Of the student body and ?
delightful speaker, answered to "WheI
Dreams Come True"
Impromptu speeches were made BY
dcbaters of both teams and Doctor Ho'
man responded to the last toast, 9th"
Fascination of Forensics. 4"
The evening closed with singing
"Our Dear Old W. u"
Between one hundred and fifty and
one hundred and seventy.five guests
enjoyed the evening.
A jolly affair was the "April fool
party last week given at the home Of
Ray L.. Smith on East Center street
when, in response to formal sum
mons from the clerk Of King Folly'S
court, the entire Senior class Of Will
lamette university assembled.
Spring flowers frightened the rooms
announcing the passing of winter. As
guests arrived, they were adorned with
folly caps, as decreed by the king. Fol.
lowing a round of absurd games, was
dainty luncheon with nonsensical
menu. Hot bouillon (iced fruit punch)
with croutons (toasted cakes), mashed
potatoes and gravy (ice cream with
chocolate syrup, bread and butter
sandwiches (cake and yellow icing),
chicken croquettes Chocolate cakes
rolled in chopped nuts), strawberry
jello with whipped cream (tomato salad
with mayonaise), fruit cake Boston
brown bread with raisins), coffee (hot
bouillon), mints.
The menus and place cards were dec
Grated with harlequins and clowns.
While mints were served, the guests
found tucked away in the Ounce caps
limerick toast cleverly composed and
appropriate for each.
Attending this Senior class party
we're Miss Gertrude Reeves, Miss Pearl
Bradley, Miss Jessie Young, Miss Ada
Mark, Miss Lulu Heist, Miss Leila Heist,
Miss Sadie Boughey, Mr.. Oliver Mat
thews, Mr.. Micky, Mr.. Gardiner, Mr..
william Schneider, r. Carl Hollingworth.
sss
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Welch, Of 100
Flower street, Portland, are being felic.
itattd over the birth Of a son, who
made his advent on the morning Of
March thirtieth, which was also the
forty.third wedding anniversary Of his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, D. B. Ir.
vine, Of Salem. No name has been chos