Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-30
Social and Personal Notes
By..MoHie RuncOrnI

in the presence of relatives and few
intimate friends.
Miss Averill harris played Lohen-
grin's wedding march and parts of the
bridal chorus softly during the cere-
mOnN previous to which Miss Marguer-
ite Flower sang Marshall S Some
where Voice Is Calling" After the
ceremony Athill Irvine. sang "Oh
PrO'lise Me.
The bride was attired in her travel.
ing suit of olive green broadeloth, with
a becoming hat of black. She carried
an armful of white carnations, which
was caught later by Miss Blanche
Drake, the bridegroom S sister. There
were no attendants.
The rooms were attractively decOrat-
ed with fern, vining ivy and white
chrysanthemums. A wedding breakfast
was served, later the young couple
leaving for Portland, where they re-
NAMED for few days, going from
there to their new home IN lone, eastern
Oregon. Both are well known, Mr..
Drake being a former student of Will
lamette university, where he was promi-
nently identified with athletic activ.
tiles. His bride is former high schoo
student
Miss Alice skiff, vocal pupil of Dan
F. Longenburg, delighted the large
audience at the thanksgiving day ser
vices of st. Joseph's church with her
rendition of Milliard's s cave Maria,
every word of the song ringing cleai
and distinct throughout the large edi
flee. Unlike many vOcalists who, at
tempting to sing tins composition omit
several Of the more difficult passages
Miss Skin gave the piece complete, hel
work in the more serious parts being
equally admirable as that done in in
terpreting the less trying ones.
The Shrine ball. which is SCHEDULED
to take place in Portland next Wed
nesday, and which is looked forward t,
as one Of the most elaborate OCCASION
of the season, will be largely ATTENDED
by 0ut.of-town Shriners. Harvey Beck
with, who is the illustrious potential
of the order, will be in attendance, an,
Mrs. Beckwith will preside as one o
the patronesses. Other prominent wo
, men known to Salem society who ar
: named as patronesses are Mrs. Loui
4, Gerlinger, DR.; Mrs. Franklin n. Grit
= fifth, Mrs, Phil Metchan, Jr., and Mrs
= f. +. Skiff,
, Miss Louise Thompson, who came u
to be with her parents, the Sherman W
Thompsons, for the Thanksgiving holi
I day, returned to Portland this morning
, where she is spending the winter wit
, relatives and friends.
! Ono of the most unique affairs O
the season was a delightful party give
in the form of an annOuncement.tea, b
a Mrs. Roma Clayton Hunter, Frida
:. evening, at her home, 565 South Libert
street, in honor of Miss Agnes Hal
The guests were welcomed by hit
Macyle Hunter, cousin of Miss Hal
and lucille De Witt, who presentC
y each with dainty envelopes containiu
s. the names of the b?ide.elect and Wi
a liam Bert Powell, Of Portland.
l. Potted plants, late roses and chr
. santhemums beautified the foons. Mr.
$ l.. p. Baldwin presided at the tea tabl
Il music and chatting assisting in fillir
the hours.
e Mrs, L. X. Page left for Dallas I
u day, where she will be the guest (,
II several days Of Mrs Fannie Mercer
D.
IS Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Marks. of Hot
r. River, who have been the guests of Il
d Waldo Mills (Miss Ada Mnris) durli
o the Thanksgiving holiday, returned
le their home today. Friday night tn,
V were dinner quests of Mr.. and MI
John Mills, who also entertained N
and Mrs, Mills, Mr.. and Mrs, j.
h Baker and Mrs. l.. X. Page
,e -
q. At the request of numerous work.
i. people, the public library at Eugene
ID hereafter to be kept open from
a. q 'el1rk In thp morning and through 4