Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-19

Gladys sappingfield, Miss Priscilla
otterbein, Misses Mary, Emma and
Lille Hirsch, Miss Blanche johnson
Misses Edna, Eulena and Yonne An.
franc, Charles sappingfield, Fred
Hirsch, Claud Ramsden, Roy Wenhart.
Clare Vibbert, Frances Schwab, Ar.
THUR Clarence and Byrd johnson
$50
A very quiet wedding was solemn.
l7ed Tuesday afternoon, July fifteenth,
IN the home of Mrs. N. A. Jones, Six.
teenth and Lee streets, when Reverend
Eber Stone, of the Methodist Episco.
pal church, read the marriage lines for
Miss George L. Wassom and W. E..
Hearin. The rooms were bright with
pink sweet peas.
Inc Drid wore a tailored blue serge
going'away gown and blue hat. There
were no attendants and the ceremony
was performed in the presence of near
relatives.
A fine wedding sOpper was served,
Mrs, Luella Starr assisting the hostess.
After a two weeks trip Mr.. and
Mrs Gearin will occOpy home in
Oak Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy A. Copper
planned a delightful little birthday
party for their daughter, Mary Cor.
della Cupper, whose age last week Fri.
day was five years
The small honor guest was the re.
cipient of much attention and many
gifts, and numerous were the games
arranged for her amusement.
The rooms were decorated with pink
and white sweet peas and the same
pretty flowers centered the table,
which was further adorned with a pa.
rade of animal crackers. Asked to
share the birthday girls refreshments,
in addition to the young guests, were
assistants in the state engineers office.
A picture was taken Of the party on the
lawn.
Mary's guests invited to enjoy her
birthday party were Dorothy Dick,
Helen Robe, Pauline Dick, Frances
Dick, Faith Friday, Margaret Hentzel,
Margaret and Elizabeth Lewis, Eliza
beth Brian Eloise and Eleanor Fay
Wright, Edna, Hall, Mary and Mabel
Louise (Billy) Cupper, John Hentzel.
and James Hentzel
Miss Theodosia Bennett is enter
tanning with a picnic party Monday
evening.
For the pleasure of Miss Bernice
Bassett who is passing the summer
with her sister, Mrs. Walsh, Mr.. and
Mrs, Robert Christie Walsh, entertain.
ed with an evening launch party on the
Willamette river Friday, July eleventh.
The guests were taken to Lincoln
and back to the old river bed. Games
and music and refreshments served on
board the launch filled the hours with
pleasure Besides the host and hostess
the honor guest and little Waldo Mills
Walsh, whose age is six, in tho com.
pany were Miss Gertrude Ealdn, Miss
Lottie Penn, Miss Kate Barrow, Miss
Grace Thompson. Miss Laura Heist
Mr. Paul Todd, Mr., Paul Irvine. Mr..
Lester Proebstel and Mr.. Harry Irvine,
About one hundred and twenty-five !
students from Monmouth Normal /
school arrived in Salem early this
and after visiting the state
took lunch at Hotel Ma.
ron and are enjoying motor rides and |
visits with friends throughout the
'ity The excursion crowd will return
home on the four.thirty train.
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Forty.one guests. including members
Of the Brotherhood of American Yeo.
men, their families and friends. enjoy.
ID picnic supper in Hollywood Tues.
lay evening on the acreage of Mr.. j.
3 Dobbins.
The crowd went a.motor in Mr..
Whites fine new truck. and touring
ar and carried baskets filled with |