Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-24

VMNhOoE III receipt Oh lnNlIaJlOH5 LOT
the "Tea Musical" to be given by .
\ Mrs. Richard Cartwright and Mrs. /
w. Carlton Smith, Friday afternoon, at
the Hotel Marion, consider themselves
especially fortunate. Several hundred
have been bidden to this affair." includ- /
ing many out town as well as local
music lovers. 1t is the only large for
NAL event planned for the week, and is
being looked forward to as one of the
most delightful and charming Of the
season s offerings in social way.
While not a new idea in entertaining,
only few similar affairs have been
given in Salem, and they were consid.
cred brilliant successes. While afford.
ing the same social privileges as the
afternoon tea, the events are made
doubly attractive to those who really
enjoy good music.
Mr.. John Shipp and wife delightfully."-
entertained number of friends at their
home, 255 Superior street, Friday even
ing. The hours were spent in playing
progressive 800 after which refresh.
ment9 were served.
Those present were: Mr.. Louis Bech-
tel and wife, Mr.. j. +. Davis and wife,
Mr.. c. j, Olmstead, wife and daughter,
Miss Hazel; Mr.. George Winchell and
wife, Mr. Tom Davies and wife, Mr..
Charles Henderson and wife, Mr.. j. w.
Cox and wife, Mrs. Parmenter Mrs.
Sellers and Mrs. Schellberg.
At the regular meeting of the Chau.
tauqua reading circle Friday afternoon
an unusually interesting program was
given The class which usually holds
its sessions in the lecture room Of the
city library met at the home Of one Of
its members, Mrs. W. w. Fisher. Roll
call was responded to by giving eur.
Ieat events, Mrs F. Won Eschen pre-
siding as leader. The /" Historical Val
ne t the Legends Of King Arthur" by
Tcnnyson, was discussed by Mrs. Il. G..
Minton, Mrs. b. +. Salmon giving a
detailed history of the United States
during Tennysons life. England s his.
tory during the same period was told
by Mrs, Anna Walker, both papers fur.
nisbing much interesting information.
A genuine literary treat was offered by
Mrs Carrie Chapel in an original paper
on Tennyson' "In Memoriam," treat.
ed as q record, tribute and con.
fcssiOn of faith. II was a beautiful
word rainting, crowded with exquisite
thoughts, and presenting new and in.
tcnsely absorbing side of this poetic
masterpiece.
1t was decided that one meeting each
month would be held at Mrs. Fisher :
home, Members present were. MIS-
F.. Won Eschen, Mrs. +. Y. Porter Mrs
f. {. Frost, Mrs. (Dr) Il. Il. Fisher
Mrs. Carrie Chapel, Mrs. II. c. Epley
Mrs. Robert Davidson, Mrs. Frank
Wells, Mrs. B, f. Salmon, Mrs. n. Hor
ton, Mrs, Il, G. Minton, Mrs. W. W
Rosebraugh,. Mrs. Lottie G. Dorcas
Mrs, Anna Walker, with Mrs, Jaspe,
as guest.
Miss Grace Mollencop and Hartley
Seamster were the recipients Of pleas
ant surprise Friday evening, given a
the j. +. Molencop home an Nortl
Twenty-first street, planned by larg,
number of their friends, wno were TO
the greater part high school students
The self'invted guests furnished tn
refreshments and arranged an enjoy
able evenings entertainment. Thos
who participated were: Misses Beulal
Summerlin, Hma Summerlin, Athe
Summerlin Eulalie Lindsay, Ruth Rose
braugh, Eva Prince, Josie Koormar
Ruth Wells, Seba Heath, Messrs Nil
ton koorman, John Mari, Robert Seam
ster, Teddie Irwin, Earl Daue, Laurenc
Purvine George Beck and Edwar
PheInettin.
A special Thanksgiving dance is tn
offering Of the Salem Dancing Acat
emy for that date, which is to be give
in Moose hall
The low mass ceremony was used h
Rev. A. A. Moore, at the marriage {
Miss Rose Dicltey to Anthony Warzethi
which took place at 81. Joseph 5 churc
this morning at o o'clock. The coupl
was attended by Miss Gertrude Wa
2etha Of Tacoma and Edward Warnil
ski Of Mt Angel as best man.
The churcn was prettiy decorated
profuson Of yellow and white chrysal
themums and ferns gracing the altar
The wedding march from Lohengri
was played by Miss Leona Weidmer
the pipe organ as the bridal party at
preached the little ring.bearer, Mi
dred Suing, frocked in light blue an
carrying the ring in large whi
chrySanthemum coming first Sma
Margaret Bellinger, of Portland, an
Winifred Albright were flower girl
bota being entirely in white. The brio
was preceded by her maid who wore
becoming gown Of white silk with wit
pink girdle, and carried an amfu
shell pink carnations and asparagl
fern, A large white picture bat col
1leted her costume.
The brides gown was fashioned
shmmety white silk, made in the ne
tunie style and elaborated with lac
Her long mlle veil was secured vii
orange blossoms, and she carried an ar
bmquet of white carnations
Lohengrin's bridal chorus was re
dered softly by Miss Wiedmor durii
tne ceremony, she also playing the a
compartment for the yocalists. Nj
Marie Campbell, who sang "Life
Road during the earlier part Of Ii
mass filled the church with liquid ha
mony. Mrs. +. y. Albright render,
Mazo's Gave Marie az the offerto
mud Misc Catherine Can,nhnii hnauttt,