Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-12

Dick, Caroline Dick, Margaret Lerp
Vaness Case, Myrtle Richardson. Ruth
sehuts, Margaret Livesley, Ethel Lives.
ley, Leta Waters, Lucille De Witt. Muir.
iel Sleeves, Doris Jenkins and Marv
Gill, of Portland.
A crowd of the young smart set mo.
tored to "Glen Acres," Riverside
Drive, for supper last evening, with
the W. j. Balls, in their delightful
ranch bungalow. Filling the cars were
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs Asabel Bush, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Melvine PlimptOn, Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert Benham, Miss Aline Thompson,
Miss Vivian BrethertOn, Karl Steiwer
and Frederic Thielsen.
As pretty compliment to Miss Ed.
ith King, of Portland, and Miss Laura
Marsh of Los Angeles, who have been
guests in Salem, Miss Alice Bingham
gave a one O'Clock luncheon in Hotel
Marion on Wednesday of last week.
Places were marked for nine guests,
chaperoned by Mrs. George C. Bing.
ham.
Lavender and pink sweet peas were
table decorations and the luncheon was
seVved in the big dining room.
$50
"Of all the beautiful pictures that
long hang on memory's wall, is one
of a dim old forest that seemeth the
best of all, and to this was added yes.
terday afternoon the dainty prettiness
Of twenty-five rollieking babes in their
party array; little bellies and beaux
of new generation, who, responding
to invitations from tiny Jane Thielsen,
a maid of three, frOlicked over the
lawns and among the grand old trees at
1.-THE Oaks" Mrs. Frederick s. Stew.
art IS home, and enjoyed the afternoon s
pleasures to their heart s content
Mrs. Edward Thielsen with the as.
sistance of her mother, Mrs. George
Meyers, Mrs. Stewart and Miss Ellen
Thielsen, arranged for the amusements
and assisting throughout the grounds
and with serving ice cream and cake,
were Miss Veda Cross, Miss Althea
Moore and Miss Thielsen.
Surrounding long table spread with
damask and Ornamented with a pro.
Ausion of Dorothy Perkins roses, pink
candies and dainty little cakes, were the
small guests, excepting the very young,
est, who had not learned the art of
balancing on chair.
The mothers who were invited with
their children, and number of guests
besides, assembled to enjoy the unusu-
ally attractive scene.
Little Jane Thielsen was the dainti-
est flower of all.
Attractive groups of beautiful babes
were photographed by Mr.. Parker; a
difficult task when not one of the tiny
tots was mOtionless for an instant.
James little guests were Rosalie
Buren, Janet Plimpton, Maxine Glover,
dorothy Liyesley, Virginia Smith,
Gretchen Thielsen, Helen Virginia We'll
Ter, Pauline Newberry, Dorothy Twee.
dale, Barbara Benham, Asabel Bush
~, Jesse Douglas, of Portland; Robert
ChRuncy Bishop, Jr., David Jordan, of
Portland; Chandler Brown, Thomas
ulvesley, Robert Smith, Hans Thiesen,
Denton Dalrymple, Edwin Cross, Don
aid Stevenson, Harold Olinger.
Invitations were sent to Nancy Thiel-
sen, Grace Elizabeth Holman and Hen
ry Wesley Thielsen, who are out of
town.
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Ocean spray and ferns were delicate
decorations for the sanctuary Of st.
Joseph s church Tuesday morning when
Reverend A. Moore officiated at the
marriage Of Miss Regina Dorlen Par
rish and Francis Valentine Mccarthy
The ceremony was performed at nine
o clock, when the hymns of low mass
were sung by the choir in the presence
of relatives and invited guests.
Miss Louise Bernhorfer presided at
the organ and played MendeIssohn 5