Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-27

the close of the party. Games and
toys filled the hours with amusements
until refreshments were served.
The long table was attractive with
pink asters and bOnbons, and the birth
day cake with its candles. Apples and
cherries were painted on the place
cards.
Assisting at the party with enter
tanning and serving, were Mrs. Henry
B. Thielsen, Misses Edna and .Adela 81.
monton and Miss Marie Smith.
The very small lassies and lads who
enjoyed the froIics were Rosalie Buren,
Josephine Jarjoski, Nancy Thielsen,
Janet PlimptOn, Margaret West, Gret-
chen Thielsen, Harold olinger, Henry
Wesley Thielsen, Paul Siecke, Sherman
PlimptOn and Gordon Bennett.
Miss Florence B. Cloutier has issued
invitations for her opening dancing
party, to be given on the evening of
Friday, October third, at nine O'Clock,
in Darcy hall.
Miss Cloutier will continue the dane
ing instruction and parties which Mrs.
Benjamin miss Louise Cronise) made
so very successful last winter.
The pupils are assembling for work
October tenth. Many new ones are be-
ing accepted and The younger dancing
crowd is keenly interested in the pleas
ant outlook for the coming season.
An announcement Of the wedding o.
Mr. larry John yVenderoth ard Miss
Grace Zieber Keizci, came as a great
surlrisA to thei: many Salem friends
The marriage was solemnized at the
hor,e Of the brides sister, Mrs. Harry
II Jill, in Boise, Idaho, Tuesday, sep
tcmher twenty.third. The service was
read by Father zeizer, ut zine O'CLOCK
IN the evening, under graceful arch of
ferns starred with white calatiCn bl "
sons.
Only few relatives and close friends
were asked for the ceremony, The
bride S robe was a lovely impottr
white crepe de chine, embe,lished with
point lace and pearls. There were no
attendants, Immediately after the wed
ding the bridal company motored to the
Owyhee roof garden where a table had
been reserved for the nuptial dinner,
and twelve covers laid.
In compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Wen
deroth, the orchestra played wedding
march and the cabaret singers gave
their daintiest selections,
Following the dinner, the young cou-
pie left for their trip to Salem, The
brides going away gown was wisteria-
tinted cloth, tailored and worn with a
modish black hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wenderoth arrived in
Salem Thursday noon. They will be-
gin house keeping at once in pretty
new home which Mr. Wenderoth recent
| ly completed at $50 North Cottage
street. Very many beautiful gifts man
ifest the popularity of these young peO'
pie.
"Chestnut Farm" the country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Field
will be thronged with Willamette girls
this afternoon, in response to invita-
tions sent out tucked away in nutshells
Each member of the Young Women Is
Christian association will be accompan'
led by a new girl.
The crowd will ride to the end of the
&c" car line and from there the walk
is not an uncomfortable distance, espe
cially when pumpkin pie and Jersey
milk are awaiting at its termination.
Mr.. and Mrs, Field have made this
iaunt an annual event, which is antici
pated with the greatest pleasure,
Miss Gertrude Eakin, Miss Milde(
Bartholomew, Miss Ruth Young anC
Miss Electa Chapman were chosen as
committee on arrangements.
In the study Of First Christian
church last Sunday morning at ten
forty-five o'clock, Reverend +. T, Por
ter read the marriage service for Mis-