Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-24

Card honors went to Mrs. Douglas c.
Mimic and d. j. Fry. Guests of the
club were Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Poisal,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Houston, Miss Flor
ence Houston and Miss Effie Needham.
Dainty refreshments were served and
plans made to meet next Tuesday with
Mrs. Douglas c. Mimic.
Miss Margaret Auburn of Los Ange
les was the guest of honor at pretty
tea given Tuesday afternoon, by Miss
! Ruth Gary at her home on North Win.
ter street. A beautiful cluster Of Edge.
wood violets formed the centerpiece on
the table, where covers were laid for
sixteen. A hand made trunk, suggest
ing the contemplated trip of Miss Au-
burn to Honolulu was one Of the unique
surprises planned for her, the trunk
containing articles adapted for use on
an ocean trip. The dainty favors were
Cecil Brunner roses and violets.
At a beautiful church wedding, at
high noon, Monday, January 10, Miss
Agnes Lesley Stinson became the bride
of Carle F. Williams, the Rev. Mr.. Ell
lott officiating. Miss Agnes Elliott
of Woodburn was bridesmaid and A.
G. Berntzen of Eugene was best man.
The bride was charmingly gowned in
white satin and carried an arm bouquet
of carnations. The First Presbyterian
church, where the wedding was solem-
nized was made bower of beauty by
the artistic use Of smilax and potted
palms. A reception and wedding break
fast followed the ceremony which was
attended by large number of friends,
as the young people are both well known
in this city, where Mr. Williams has
been for several years editor Of the
Northwest Poultry Journal, while Miss
Stinson who is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stinson, has been quite popular
in lodge circles, her father being the
Grand Keeper of Records of the
Knights of Phythias. Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams left on the O'Clock Oregon
Electric car for Seattle and points north
and expect to be at home to their
friends in Salem after the first Of Feb.
ruary.
The marriage Of Miss Merrill Marie
Smith to Charles Wesley Alexander
was solemnized at the home of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. M, Smith
l549 Oak street, Sunday afternoon, Jan
uary II, the Rev. Harry E. Marshall
of the First Baptist church officiating
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander will reside OF
the groom's farm at Gervais.
:
The marriage of Miss Birdie L, Rich
ards to DR.. William W. Rhodes occurred
. at the First Christian church parson
. age at 2 o'clock, Saturday, January II
Rev. p. Il. Porter officiating. Dr. ant
9 Mrs. Rhodes will make their home a
! Woodburn.
;, At the Leslie Methodist church par
!, sonage, Saturday afternoon, Januar.
! II, Miss Edith N. Wballer became tn
, bride of Chester N. Dencer, Rev. j
G. Spenser, officiating, They will re
J side on the groom 5 farm near Liberty
=, One Of the pleasant outof.town al
fairs occurred near Marion when Mrs
Harry Pierson entertained the youn
ladies and young men s Sunday schoC
classes at her home on Friday evening
Mrs. Pierson is the teacher Of the youn
ladies class and John Palmer, Jr
~ teacher Of the young men g class. Th
y entertainment consisted of several il
teresting guessing and musical game
: and music, after which delicious lunc
, was served. Among those present wer
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pierson, Mr.. an
= Mrs, Leonard BurlOy, Mr. and Mr.
= Frank HACK Mrs. AIDA Wrigh
4 Misses Celia and Mary Winn, Estell
4 Bloom, Selma and Ethel Olsen, zell
= Gentry, Viola and Ann Hack, Emm
+ Mitzner, Bernice Doerfler, Gladys Ba
a ber Vida Kenhart ma Messrs. On