Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-24

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George P. Fox entertained with pret.
ty luncheon yesterday, asking Mrs. 10.
seph Baumgartner, Mrs. George Waters,
Mrs. Frank Brown, and Mrs. George
Post.
The dainty table was centered with a
bowl of snowballs and California pop
pies, and the place cards were little
wreaths of yellow flowers, carrying out
the color motif in the room decorations
of Scotch broom and California poppies.
The guests coming in later for five
hundred, at which game Mrs. Frank
Brown held high score, were: Mrs. P.
H. Raymond, Mrs. Sceicke, Mrs. John
D. Caughell, Mrs. H. j. Clements, Mrs.
Max q. Buren, and Miss Beatty.
The high school sophomOres celebrat-
ed their class day with burlesque i'm
persOnation, most clever, and of i'm.
mense enjoyment to the student. The
scene was pushed into the future as
far as nineteen hundred and twenty and
was a depletion of what might take
place in seven years from now.
Miss Livia Ferrin, a member of the
faculty, assisted with valuable sugges.
tions in bringing out details. The act
ing was spirited and natural and re.
wardee with heartiest applause. The
cast wSs: Office Boy, John TAFT, m
| loyment men, Homer Egah and Har.
OLD gakin, George Manning and Rich
"rd wilson; SteHographer, Miss Doris
SdW. rG Russell Fields, a steam roller
engineer, Harry Mills, AMI the follow
ing students who were seeking positions
or looking for helpers: Miss Frances
Penn, Miss Berdine Meyers, Miss Mary
Schultz, Miss zeda Rosenquest, Miss
Ruth Manning, Miss Edna How'd, Miss
Marcella Bynon, Miss Arabella Cam,
Paul Hendricks, Charlmer George, Cliff.
ford Farmer, William Reinhart, Bert
Ford, Max Afford
The marriage in Portland, of Miss
Lucille Smith and Mr.. Clifton N. Nc.
Arthur, will be solemized at eight
thirty O'Clock on the evening of June
twenty.fifth, in Trinity church and a
large reception will follow at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Clifford Smith. This is same
what earlier than the date considered
at the bethrothal announcement.
Mrs. Smiths cousin, Mrs. Charles
Schnabel, was one of the first to en-
tertain in compliment to interesting
engaged couple. The affair was an in.
formal family dinner party for Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles C. Smith, Mrs. Harriet
Macarthur, Mr., and Mrs. Perry Smith,
Miss Lucille Smith, Mr.. Clifton McArth.
ur and Alfred Smith.
Forget-me-nots and lilies of the valley
were the dainty floral decorations.
In compliment to her house guests.
Miss Bessie Osbourne and Miss Maude
Mitchell, of Portland, Miss Mary Han.
sen entertained Saturday with an eve.
ming of original games, including the
" daisy fortune, " and college music.
Miss Lovelace assisted in serving a
dainty luncheon.
Guests for the evening besides the
visitors, were; Miss Ruth Young, Miss
Gertrude Eakin, Miss Alice Fields, Miss
Mildred Bartholomew, Miss Grace
Miss Valeda Hoxie, Miss
Ethel Casebere, Lester Proebstel, Eric
Bait Paul Todd, Danold Gary, Arthur
Marsh, Emery Doane, Seth Axley and
Harold JOry.
Occupying boxes for Maude Adams
presentation of "Peter Pan, were:
Mr., and Mrs, Charles McNary, Mr..
and Mrs. +. E. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas c. Smith, Jr,, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
G. Sargent Mr.. and Mrs. Fredric
Thielsen, Mr., and Mrs. W. Melvine
Plimpton, Miss Aline Thompson, Nj.
Fredrick slade, Mrs. Thomas Kay and
Miss Margery, Mrs. r. II. Barnes and
Ralph, Nc and Mrs. William Burghart
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