Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-27

Miss Cecille Knuths, Miss Hulda How
en-, Miss Jessie Wolf, Miss Frances
Turner, Messrs. Ed. Scharf, Dan Bar
truff, James Knuths, Ralph Stevens,
Charles Knuths, Fred Ireland, Job
Turner and Master Willie Ireland.
The silver wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Cotterman was cele-
brated Friday evening, December 10,
at s p. M, at the home, 295 South
Church street. The ring ceremony was
performed by Rev. Elmer Pemberton,
the little ring bearer being Esther Wen
iger, who carried the ring on silver
, satin pillow. Mendellsohn s Wedding
March was played by Mrs. j. G. Dob
bins, and Miss Sylvia Mcdonald sang
FOh Promise Me-" Mr.. and Mrs. W.
G. Polka, the latter a sister of Mrs
Cotterman, attended as best man and
bridesmaid, as they had done 25 years
before.
Mrs. Cotterman was attired in be-
coming gown of cream shade. The
couple stood beneath mass covered
bell and upon soft carpet of the same
dainty green, while the other decora-
tions were beautiful hanging baskets
of ferns in which candles burned. Gu
pid hearts and silver bells were placed
about effectively. The living room
was brilliant with yellow chrysanthe.
NUNS, while white chrysanthemums
were in the dining room.
About 40 guests attended, Those as
sisting with the serving were Misses
Ruby and Winnie Baker and Miss Glad
VS. Pemberton, while Mrs. Elsie Town.
send and Miss Minnie Cotterman, the
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Cotterman
and Miss Lulu Polka, niece, assisted
in receiving. A three course supper
was served After congratulations Mrs
Smart read a clipping from an Oakes
North Dakota paper, containing an an
nouncement of the marriage Of Mr.
Owen Cotterman to Miss Linda Engle
Dec. 10, 1888. The Cottermans have
been residents of Salem for nine years
The members Of the football squad
of Willamette university were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Bishop
Wednesday evening, at an elaborate
dinner. Mr.. Bishop was former coacl
Of the team and still maintains an en-
thusiastic interest in the team. Holly
mistletoe, ferns, poinsettas and smila'
were used effectively, old gold anC
cardinal, the college colors being in
terspersed.
The place cards were artistic souv
enirs with the name of the team en-
: graved on the back, and a picture o
DR.. J. G. Sweetland, the present coach
on the reverse side. Covers were lait
for Eric P. Bolt, Merwyn Paget, Ben
iamin Neustal, George Vaudervert
Earl Flegel, Brazier Small, Ralph Far
iss, Emory Doane, Ronald Pfaff, Tim
i. on Torkilson, Raymond Rowland, Pau
. Homan, James Carpe, Oscar Lund, Rol
: and Teeters, Earl Knutsen, Raymon
0 Peffer, Ray Sparks, Warren Bootf
e Wallace Dunlop, President Fletche
Homan, c. P. Bishop and Dr. J. G
t Sweetland
l. Mis- Vera Golden was hostess MOI
!. day evening at her home on Sagina'
' street, when a number Of friends wer
1 asked in for cards and dancing, r,
!, freshments were served. Those attenC
r ing were the Misses Ula Beck, Ma
t garet Scholl LaVon Coppock, Eth
Lucas, Miss Helen ,Negeubauer Am
Marvin and Messrs. Geo. Beck Harol
IS Drager, Harlan Drager, Frank zini
e Hugh Constable, Eddie Rowland, ALE
!. Carson, Allen Jones and Eugene Hou
a ton.
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c The seventh birthday Of little Pau
z. inc Knowland was celebrated Saturdf
'. afternoon at delightful party, gam
:. and n guessing contest forming the e
,: tertainment, Catherine Pugh beil
ID awarded honors for her skill in the co
Z test. A Christmas tree. ehnrminrlv de