Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-09

Miss Claudine Rose was hostess last
week Thursday with an informal tea
complimenting Miss Winnifred London
OF vancouver British Columbia, who
is the house guest of her cousin, Mrs
George F. Rodgers.
MISS Blanche ListOn was very de.
hghttully surprised on, Thursday even.
ing, when her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Liston, of Englewood, invited a
group of her intimate friends to pass
the social hours with music, the rol.
licking game of Finch and a lovely
luncheon. Miss Eva Prince and Miss
Ethel Liston assisted. Roses were used
to decorate the rooms.
A very pretty wedding was solem.
nized Wednesday, August the sixth, at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. R. Gibson, in Liberty, when Carrie
Alma became the bride of Mr.. William
John Trudgen. At four o'oclock the
ring service was read by Reverend
T. S. Knight in the living room, at.
tractively decorated with ferns and a
variety of white flowers. The cere.
mony was performed under an arrange.
ment of green and white garlands tied
with big white satin lovers knot and
hung with a white wedding bell
The bride was lovely in white satin
du chene, with pearl bead motifs and
lace. Her flowers, a cluster of white
sweet peas with touches of pale laven.
der and pink, and her only ornament, a
lovely gold necklace and pendant from
the groom. Miss Ida May Gibson, the
brides neice, was her maid Of honor,
and wore. a dainty wool gown of cream
color. Her varigated bouquet was of
sweet peas.
A twin brother of the bride, Mr..
Carl j. Gibson, was the groom s best
man.
A delectable supper was served in
the dining room, made gay with bril-
liant gladiola, dahlia, geranium and
sweet pea blossoms combined with
ferns, Twenty guests were seated at
a prettily decked table,
Mrs. Maria Thompson, Mrs. Alice
Gibson, and Miss Jessie Gibson as
sisted.
Mr.. and Mrs, Tudgen left immed-
lately for Seaside, where they will
pass their honeymoon. Mrs. Trudgen 8
going away gown was of midnight blue
serge, tailored, worn with small hat.
Upon their return they will reside with
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson until further ar
are completed.
Very many beautiful gifts were
upon the bride
Yesterday was the seventh month Of
August in little Katherine Hartley's
life, and to celebrate the birthday, her
aunt, Mrs. Edgar Hartley, planned
party, asking a crowd of young friends
to join in the merry frOlics.
Refreshments were served under the
trees in picnic fashion and every mo.
ment of the passing hours was filled
with joy. Miss Hazelle Downing and
Miss Bertha Eckerlen were largely re-
sponsible for the perfect success which
the party was voted by all who at
tended.
Many pretty gifts complimented the
honor guest.
Invited to attend were Charlotte Rob.
ertson, Helen Robe, Dorothy, Paula and |
Frances Dick, Ruth Barnes, Constance
Yantis, Priscilla Fry, Eva Miles and |
Faith Friday.
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A very attractive affair of the week
among the young church members was
a birthday party given last Wednes-
day evening in First Christian church |
parlors.
Darrell Proctor met guests at the
door and presented each with bag to
hold the number of pennies correspond
ing with their birthdays; and when
filled the little sacks were dropped in
the natal month booth, and the giver
was presented with souvenir appro-
pirate for that month, and also ticket
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