Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-03

Mr. and Mrs. Rothchild left for Port
land on the nine o'clock train and
after honeymoon trip which will ex-
tend to British Columbia cities, they
will reside in Portland and will be at
home to their friends about June first
in the Willmar apartment, Lucretia
and Everett streets.
Mrs. Rothchild's going away gown
was of dark blue, tailored, and worn
with small black toque, its ornament
a white aigrette.
The bride, a charming young woman,
is an attractive member of the young
er society set, and possesses a host of
friends who with their congratulations
are wishing for her all happiness in
the future. Mr.. Rothchild is a pros
porous business man in Portland. The
young people became acquainted during
their college life in the University of
Oregon and the friendship then formed
eliminated in the marriage last We'd
nesday.
Pink and red carnations and daffo-
dis were arranged about the rooms Fri.
day evening, April eighteenth, when
Miss Teresa Fowle delightfully."- enter
tanned company of friends in her
home, 29s North Capital street.
Five hundred was the game played
ar eight tables. Miss Margaret Rod.
gers and Herman Viesko were high
score winners and consolation fell to
Dean Curtis.
Cards with dainty, hand-painted fig
ures marked places for the guests in
the dining room, where a motif in vel
low was developed with daffodils. AT
ter the serving of light refreshments,
there were parlor games for diversion.
Enjoying the evening and playing at
the card tables, besides the hostess
were the Misses Ruth Shultz, Charlotte
Croisan, Margaret Rodgers, Carolyn
Dick, Gertrude East, Marjorie Kay
Paula Linn, Beatrice Walton, Helen
Wood, Irene Curtis, Helen Negebauer
Berdeen Meyers, Esther Mag, BernicC
Craig, Catherine Fowle and Frank Dur
hin, Hugh Constable, Allan Jones
Hugh Kyle, Frederick Deckebach
Franklin Miller, George CrOisan, Lewis
Griffith, Victor Bradeson, Allan Car
son, Lyle Bartholomew, Arthur Wilson
Lyle Page, Herman Viesko, Orris Fry
Dean Curtis.
The marriage Of Miss Gladys Atkin
son Farrar, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Squire Farrar, to Mr.. Robert Noel Kel
log, will be solemnized Monday, MAY
the fifth.
In honor of Miss Flora Beck, who's,
marriage to Doctor R. V. Ellis was al
event of May first, Mrs. Olive Irwin,
and Miss Mayme Schultz were host
csses with miscellaneous shower O
dainty articles. The dominant color
for decorating were green and white
the flowers viOlets, pOtted plants anc
ferns. Centering a long. table was {
bowl of white viOlets and maiden hal
fern, and from the center light
floated four white streamers FORMING
canopy over the numerous myster
ious articles concealed in pretty wrap
pings. Guests surrounded the tabl
while Miss Beck viewed her gifts.
Invited to attend this happy affai
were Mrs. Paul Hauser, Mrs, Lloyc
Ramsden, Mrs. Ashcraft, Mrs, Johl
Krebs, Mrs. Stacey Reeves, Mrs, Rober
Oswald Mrs. Grace Hibler, Mis-
Blanche Clearwater, Miss Anna Briet
enstein, Miss Rosalia Black, Mis-
Maude Rucker and the Misses Wachtel
Mrs. j. II. Albert, Mrs, John H. Scot
and Mrs. Edward Geiger were guest
of Mrs. Seymour, on River Road, las
Thursday.
Donald Young will long remembe
the merry party last Wednesday aftel
noon, when his playmates were invite
to help celebrate his fifth birtl
day. After romp, and the games,
crowd of tired children marched int
the dining room whore bright yello'
daffodils smiled ON the merry tots an
a beautiful birthday cake, decorate
with Donald s name and age written
yellow frosting, beckoned to them 0
they crowded about the table. Thel
was sherbet, and small fancy cake