Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-30

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all Che arrangements. and tbe, woro
assisted in carving ont their ,Ians Inv
Mrs. +. b. Miliard' Mrs. SAVAGE Mrs
+. A. Legg, Miss Arvilla Conn Miss
Beth Bedford. Miss Lena Cbe.,ington
Miss Ola CLARK. Miss Geneyieye Avi.
son. Miss Ramona Bell and Miss Croven
Small kinderoarten tables vcro or.
ranged for REFRESHMENTS wbi,b wero
served late in the afternoon Tho
names of those who took mart and the
arrangement of tbe nrooram foIlows.
song bv urinary 5en9rtmont. ,oeito.
tiop. PAM Lee. recitation Gould Moore.
house. song nv CLARK Walsb, rooi4otion
sons class; recitation. Garnet Schae.
er; song by beginners department; so.
10, Edith Findley; recitation, Marie
Mattney; recitation, Lois Wells; piano
solo, Donald Allison; recitation, Mar.
garet Moorehouse; recitation, joyce
Woodfin; song by Pearl Turner: recita.
tiOn, Beatrice Loekhart; song by pri.
mary department.
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James w. Wilson this afternoon con
veyed the pleasing intelligence that he
was once more a grandfather, the little
new arrival being Betty Jane, weight
and Mrs. Stanley l.. Morgan, in Chi
eago IN MRS morgan was MISS Marguer.,
ate Wlisoh' ana sne mas leglons OF
iriehus mere VINO VIII be delighted with
inns announcement Mrs. Wilson IL
WIN her daughter ana VIII remain for
scveiala months Ihe MGgaHs nave
aPartiheh's ,r at o4o bast flltieth street.
.iney spent the summer III salem, leaV'
i"s 'or Onicaso III november
MISS Constance Whealdon, who spent
several days with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs Nathan Whealdon, returned this
morning to her home in Portland where
she holds the responsible position Of
secretary OF the Y, w. Z. A.-Dallas
VnIonlcie,
lMlss WnealdQn was former IN,
struetVr at the East salem school, and
10 wen KNOWN here')
Mr. and Mrs. d. r. Bates, Of Port
land are expected in Salem For New
Years and the weekend as guests Of
Mr. and Mrs r, W. Simeral.
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Misses Florence and Althea Escb loft
yesterday for Eugene TO spend tbe
weekend as guests Mt the home of
Mrs. Leone Mansfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Douglas and
children, Jesse and Frances Alice. have
returned 10 their home in Portland
They came down to be Christmas day
guests of Mrs, Douglas, parents M
and Mrs. Jesse Steiwer and their child
rem. Miss Marion and Deitrica Stoiwer
The w. w Steiwers also united wifi
the family in reunion
Yesterday oftornoop M 4 o,clocL al
the home Of the BRIDES grandmother
Mrs Sarah Helmick, Of 3S East Sew
enth street, Miss Frances, eldest daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Helmick
Mr., Verd Hill, Of Independence. ,Judp,
Mcknight, family friend, performed
the ceremony. Miss Helmick has beer
o.saso q successful stu teacher in the schools OF
employed in the Albany public schools
Mr.. Hill is man Of affairs in tn,
Independence country and is at present
the representative Of Polk county il
the state legislature.
Mr.. Hill and his bride are widely
nent pioneer families Of Polk county.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill will be at HON,
in Independence after April |. The,