Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06

intermission occurred during which
dainty refreshments were served. Con-
ira dancing and general social time
left no dull moments in the remaining
portion of the evening.
Musical numbers included pleasing
solos by Miss Ava Mcmahon and Miss
Stella Graham two Of the university's s
favorite singers.
The invitational list included the
Misses Beryl Holt, Erminc Harding,
Helen Wastell, Ava Mcmahon, Pauline
Pennebaker, Genevieye Avison, Mildred
Bartholomew, Ruth Young, Bess
Hocket, Olive Rosche, Margaret Garri-
son, Irma Botsford, Esther Emmel,
Anne Ryan, Dorothy Peierce, Ruth
Boyer, lnez Goltra, Florence Page,
Helen Pearce, Stella Graham, Marie
Hofnell, Mrs. Belinger and Messrs.
Samuel Russell, Clarence Van Slyke,
Waldo Mills, Glenn MacCaddam,
Charles Ohling, Timon Torldeson, Seth
Axley, Rudolph Little, Charles Hall,
Glenn Hogue, Pinkham Gilbert, Paul
Todd, Alpheus Gillette, James Read
Bain Paul Homan, Enrol Gilkey, Alrfed
Hanke, Laban Sleeves and Paul Smith.
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Complimenting Miss Dorothy Bird
SAIL member of the 1914 class Of the
high school, Miss Margaret Poisal en-
tertained on Wednesday night with a
+" graduation Showers asking the mem
bers of her informal club and few
additional guests.
Following, cards. at which Miss Jes-
sic HolcOmb secured the prize, three
course chatting dish supper was served
in the dining room, Miss Poisal and
Miss Helen Farrer presiding at the
chatting dishes. Guests found their
places by tiny cards decorated with
girls in cap and gown.
Decorations of Caroline Testout roses
arranged in brown art baskets, were
used to carry out the pink and brown
color scheme, these colors being fur
ther displayed in the score cards, in
the pink-shaded candles, and also in
the refreshments.
Guests for this evening were: Miss
Dorothy Birdsall, Miss Helen FaTar,
Miss Adalti Nye, Jessie Holcomb, Miss
Marie Holcomb, Miss Jennie Pearce,
Miss Irma BotsfOrd, Miss Harriet
Rigdon, Miss Agnes Driscoll, Miss Mar
garet Garrison Miss Isabel McGilchrist,
Miss Violet McClain, Miss Olive Beck,
ley, Miss Florence Churchill and Miss
Olive ROsche.
Invitations are out for the seventieth
annual commencement exercises of Will
lamette university, to be held at the
First Methodist church, Wednesday
4 morning, June 18th, at ten o'clock
Miss Louise and Marie Roberts, OF
Sacramento, Cal, passed through Sa
lem Wednesday on their way to Port
land, where they will be entertained by
Mrs. Charles Kamm until after the rose
festival, when they will return to Sa
lem, to be guests OF the W. G. Knigh
tons for several weeks.
Chaperoned by Mrs. Charles L. Dick
. Miss Jennie Fry and Miss Maude Dur
{ bin, a jolly crowd of the younger con
tingent enjoyed a delightful afternoon
out of doors Wednesday. Filling sever
al automobiles, they motored to Spong (
Ferry, on the willamette, where they
served picnic lunch and filled sew
eral hours with general merry-making
Those making up the party were
Miss Marjorie Kay, Miss Gertrude
East, Miss Irene Curtist Miss Bernict
Craig, Miss Mary Creed Howard, Mis-
. Cary Howard, Miss Margaret Rodgers
! Miss Carolyn Dick, Messrs. FrankliI
Miller, Orris Fry, Frederick Decka
bach, Frank Durbin, Alan Jones, AL
: fred Nolan and Mr.. Hoover.
Mr.. Cuyler Vance Van Patten an
= Miss Lola Lucille Humphreys wer,
quietly married in Portland Tuesda!
at the First Congregational church
I Rev. l.. d. Dyott performing the cere
mOny.
Mr.. Van Patten is the only son o
the well-known residents, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Van Patten.
Mrs. Van Patten IL the oldest daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Humphreys
who reside east of the city. She i
the granddaughter OF Mrs. w. j. Hum
phreys, of the Waldo Hills.
After a short honeymoon trip the
will make their home for the summe
at the Van Patten cottage on the fair
grounds, where Mr.. Van Patton is EN-
'ployed by State Architect Knignto
. on the new pavilion and auditdtar
. which is in course of construction.
,. Fifteen small folk enjoyed the no:
r pitality of Mrs. R. II. Cooley yesterda
. afternoon, when she entertained for he