Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-20

with French knots and pink chiffon
roses.
Among the prettily gOwned women
were Mrs. Alta Altman Martin, Mrs.
Hattie Beckley Bellinger and Mrs. Flor
ence Metcalf Mcintyre, who wore their
lovely wedding attire.
The bride tossed separately the sec.
tions of her bouquet containing the
superstitious trinkets, Miss Gertrude
Reeves caught the dime, Miss Lottie
Penn the ring and Miss Margaret Ora
ham the thimble.
Doctor and Mrs. Utter left on the
Shasta limited to enjoy their honey
moon at the Yahacutts beach in this
state and will be home the first week
in October at 244 North Twelfth street.
Mrs. Utter has always resided in Sa-
lem and is happy in the possession of a
large circle Of friends. She is grad
uate Of Willamette university and
taught in the high school last year.
Doctor Utter is an alumnus of the
North Pacific Colleg of Dentistry and
has made a success of his profession
in Salem.
An attractive autumn luncheon given
at high noon Thursday in honor of Mrs.
j. A, Churchill, was Mrs. Edmund F.
Carleton s contribution to society this
week.
Dahlias and asters in red and yellow
made brilliant splashes of color through
out the rooms and frightened the table
were the Gilbert standard cards of
autumn leaf design marked places for
Mrs. Gaylord H. Patterson, Mrs. Homer
VanWinkle, Mrs. Frank w. Spencer
Mrs. +. B. Siecke, Mrs. j. G. Moreland
and Mrs. Roy Burton.
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Little Helen Roberts was a dainty
hostess last Monday when she entertain
ed with one o CLOCK luncheon in hon.
or of her seventh birthday.
The diminutive guests circling the
table were Elizabeth Schaefer, Dorothy
Livesly, Nancy Thielsen, Mildred Rob.
erts, Henry Wesley Thielsen, Paul Sta!
ley, Malcomb Smith and the small hos
tess.
Very lovely were the decorations of
pink asters, asparagus fern and pink
candles Places were marked with tents
Of candy sticks and souvenirs were
china jars filled with bon bons.
White and green were dominant col.
ors decorating the rooms Monday after
noon, when Mrs. w. F. Prime and Miss
Laura Wilson entertained guests at
Mrs. Primes home, 1853 North Front
street, in compliment to Miss Alkaline
Prime, bride-elect Of the week.
This delightful affair had been ar.
ranged as a shower and luncheon for
the honor guest and was complete
surprise to her.
Blossoming clematis vines were sus
pended over the table from electrolier
to corners of the room, and a great
bunch hung inverted over the center
piece of white chrysanthemums and as.
ters, Trailing vines ornamented the
white spread covered with numerous
daintily wrapped packages which were
opened by the bride-elect, disclosing
beautiful gifts.
During the afternoon, for the pleas
ure of the guests, Miss Florence Smith
gave piano selections and Miss Lura
Wilson sang.
Miss Essie Prime assisted the hostess.
Guests asked for the happy affair were
Miss Tina Brown Of Independence, Miss
Loette Shore of Monmouth, Mrs. Frank
Prime of Albany, Mrs, ], A. Wilson,
Mrs. L. G. Stringer, Mrs, W, F. Prime,
Mrs Arthur Hinges, Mrs. Ernest Scott,
Miss Emma Muth, Misses Mary, Ber-
dine and Anna Yantis, Miss Florence
Smith, Miss Mabel Nicholson, Misses
Renska and Martha Swarts and Miss
Essie Prime.
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In honor of Reverend and Mrs. Rob.
ert Sutherland Gill, who recently re-