Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-21


Ernst Hofer and Andreas F. Hofer, in
the newspaper business in Salem.
Miss Beatrice Thompson of Harring
ton, Washington, who has been attend
ing Willamette University, was made
honor guest last Wednesday eSNnns at
a "bunco" party given by Miss Gladys
Luthy.
The merry evening was enjoyed by
the hostess and cOmplimentel guest,
and Miss Hulda Beckley, Miss Grace
Thompson, Miss Helen Luthy, Harold
Jory, William oldenburg and Howard
Jewett.
The silver tea given by the South
Circle of First Christian Church., Tues.
day afternoon, with Mrs. o. C, Ecunen
as hostess in her home on West Miller
street, was a delightful affair La
France and Caroline Testout ros S Ia,le
beautiful decoration for the rooms Re
freshments were served after the fol
lowing program: Vocal solo, Mrs Pert
Kennedy; piano and mandolin duet
Beautiful Star of the Night" and
| "Garden of Roses, Miss Pearl Howell
and Miss Cleo Kennen; vocal duet
Miss Sylvia Mcdonald and Mrs. Gladys
Pemberton; vocal solo, Mrs. Mary
Bishop.
Enjoying the afternoon were Mrs
Emma Dwyer, Mrs. Sarah Penny, Mrs
Isabel Howell, Mrs. Clara Hansen, Mrs
Mary Bishop, Mrs. C. E. Hammond
Mrs. John Gremmels, Mr.. C. L. Bah
bingtOn, Mrs Martha Peters, Mrs
Ethel Woods, Mrs. F. W. Heyser, Mrs
Grace Hansen, Mrs. Grace Stapleton
Mrs. Delphia Busie, Mrs. C. C. Witzel
Mrs. B. w, Watcher, Mrs. R. r. Parker
Mrs. Bert Kennedy, Miss Pearl Howell
Miss Cleo Kennen, Miss Sylvia Pebber
ton and the hostess.
Doctor R. N. AvirOn read the maj
riage lines of the ring service Wednes
day, June eleventh, in her home O
William street, when Eva Bellinger be
came the bride of Mr.. Frank v. Prime
in the presence of few relatives an
friends.
The pretty bride was gowned i
white and carried white carnations
there were no attendants. The youn
people have many friends in this cit
who join in congratulations and goo
wishes for future happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prime have returne
from their honeymoon trip to the SCI
shore and will be at home to the
friends in Albany, where they will r
side.
Mr.. Prime is connected in businei
, as manager of the Chambers and NJ
. Cune shoe department.
The last of a series Of informs
, dances was given Saturday evening
the Blind School for the pleasure
the students. Roses were decoration
( for the hall, and the affair was one
Q many pleasant social events during IL
school year.
0 The members of Eastern Star lodl
1 enjoyed their social evening and pr
. gram Tuesday in the new Mason
J. Temple.
=. Miss Ermine Bushnell sang go Dl
j. Those Tears" and "At Nightfall,
e Miss Joy Turner accompanying; Mi
@ Blanche Liston gave a monoIogu
$ "First Call of the Butcher" Isab
e Fish, and "The Shave Store" EdmuI
r Vance Cook; Miss Mildred Brunk,
3 piano number; Miss Hazel Erixon I
e cited "The Naughty Little Girl in
j. Hotel" and Miss Rhea Wilson "Pri
{ to Miss Bellies Appearance" al
/. Little Dead Cat"
About fifty members enjoyed Il
8 evening,
a In wonderful setting of trees al
g shrubs, velvetry grass and canopy
!, summer sky, "The Mill Stream Court
y a masque composed by Miss Horten
Pennington, head of the English depa
l. ment in the university, was beautiful
a given last Tuesday evening on Villa
y cite grounds back Of the institution.
q The affair was a closing event of
very busy class day.
(. The players delineation of Il
Q. charming little allegorical work, Il
l. absolutely nothing to be desired. T
t. suggestiveness, sympathy and delica
a Of finish was impressed upon the