Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-26

sung in praise of the charming hostess,
who had entertained so royaliy.
Miss Bennett s invitational LIST in.
eluded Mr.. and Mrs. Merton De Long,
Doctor and Mrs. Frederick THOMPSON
Miss Nora EmiD, Doctor and Mrs.
Grover Bellinger miss Hattie Beck.
ley), Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shields miss
june Patty, Miss Hulda Beckley, Miss
Olive Beckley, Miss Mckenzie, Miss
Jean Mckenzie, Miss Frances Pohle,
Miss Ruth Johanson, Miss Eleanor Col.
ony, Miss Marie Ballinger, Miss Mario
Schwab, Miss Nellie Schwab, Miss Elva
Smith, Miss Grace Smith, Miss Ruth
Ketehum, Miss Leila Rigdon, Miss
kuntz, Miss Madaline Kuntz, Miss Lu-
ellie Kuntz, Miss Joy Turner, Miss
Stella Graham, Miss Mary Pigler, Miss
Lottie Penn, Miss Florence ,Metcalf,
Miss Olive Metcalf, Miss Beulah Clark,
Miss Alice Lupton, Miss Margaret Gill,
Miss Mary Wann, Miss Mary Belle
Rinehart, Elton Mckenzie, Delbert
Mckenzie, Doctor Floyd Utter, Elliott
Colony, Ivan Martin, Murrey Wheat,
James Crawford, Ray Smith, Paul
smith, Walter st. Pierre; Lloyd Ragan,
Paul Bennett, Rex Turner Doctor Fioyd
Bates, Hollister Chamberlain, Weller
EnataL EnaalDepialn' ran Falph Stearns, Paul Todd,
DootoI DO moss McIhtlre' MI Bullock, Mr..
NTina %ILo"' rerry heigieman and Waldo
-"i'i''
go,
Although an open secret to many of
their friends, the marriage of Mrs. Ma
pel carter Bolam and Mr. Oscar John
son, came as a delightful surprise last
Monday morning.
Lew lew witnesses, ne TOOK place IN the bride S
iV%o, ff0 North front street at two
Hlo'N' reverend ~ ~ AVlson otfic1-
tlIs atoIs ,ost @r' sa ana Mrs, Johnson immedi-
9leiy leIt Ior TWO weeks trip to
Dr,5lsn HIna D1lulnDla
o,a We dS o1i3 Vonhson Ee!olces IN a large cir
le In1o u aullirlng irlends, VINO eongratu-
i%yo ToSune neI upon tnls nSppy occasion. MT.
1onnoon az ls i successful merchant, with
Gre Gpon, resPec' I; ana good wishes of all who
Iy,,,, "ini'
tle dsnqbtor Lo na;Ii ~rI nea noa rn'tIlng .i NJ,
nm Fropf stroot ~ "'l o''uP' 'no nolnc
a.
ON IN SSrluay' Sy' Juiy elghteenth, Miss
ME- Men 4aEage Tag entertained nei IN honor OF
Nll9S Ithei Mcullcnrlst, who is her
SUMMER SUMMER guest at seal Rocks. Well
P.Tn1 Pi%nneu gaheS ana DAINTY luncheon
iIneu WIN uehght the hours between
'wU,Inlrty U, ana tiVe O'Clock:
Inc young people are enjoying many
pleasant INFORMAL affairs at the sum
iier noilie'
**#
A social event of great enjoyment
was the out-of-doOr dinner given last
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bennet,
on the grounds surrounding their home
Reverend F. T. Porter, of Dayton,
Washington, was guest of honor.
Thirty friends who had been asked to
meet him were seated about the long
table, adorned with garden flowers and
laid with pretty china and glass.
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| MISS Josephine HemSleV was house
guest at party last Tuesday given by
her friends in the home of Miss Doris
| Spwver of Salam Heiobta
In the lovely woods surrounding the
home a group of young people enjoyed
a festive time with games and music
and a delightful luncheon. Enjoying
the happy occasion besides the honor
guest and hostess were Miss Lillian
Sawder, Miss Leora Morris, Miss Mar
tina Woodard, Miss Martha Wicberg
Miss Ruth Woodard, Miss Maggie
Tschudi, Miss Alga Wickberg, Mr.
Doyle Smith, Mr., Victor Minkler, Mr.
Arthur McClain, Mr. Ernest Howell
Mr.. Milton Kooreman, Mr.. Ben Saw.
yer, Mr.. Jay Morris and Maurice Saw
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