Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-17


ing eolors in the decorations, partic
ularly handsome vase Of red carnation,
centering the table and the favors be
ing old fashioned nosegays of fragrant
flowers.
Following close upon the news of the
illness of Mrs. Clara B. Waldo in Sar
Francisco, came the announcement OF
the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Edith Waldo, which will be of interest
to the many Salem and Oregon friends
of the Waldos. The following notice
is from the Portland Evening Telegram
Of Saturday, January 10:
1.-The elimination of a romance be.
ginning three years ago in Rome took
place yesterday in San Francisco, when
Miss Edith Waldo became the bride of
Folger Johnson of this city.
News of the wedding was received
with surprise by large circle of their
friends, many of whom have not known
OF the engagement, which had not been
formally announced. Owing to the sick
ness of the BRIDE mother, Mrs. Clara
II. Waldo, the wedding was extremely
quiet, attended only by the immediate
family, among whom was the bride $
grandmother, Mrs. T. M. Dekum. Plans
for a large wedding at Monterey, to be
attended by many relatives and friends
from this city, were abandoned a few
days since.
The bride comes of pioneer family,
and is the only daughter of Mrs. Clara
Il. Waldo, who has for many years
been a power in the educational field
Of the state. For some years Miss
Waldo has been abroad, pursuing her
in both Germany and France.
It was while on pleasure trip in Italy
With her mother and her cousin Miss
iildreth Humason, few years ago,
hat she met Mr.. johnson, native of
Georgia, who had recently been grad.
lated from the Ecole des Beaux Arts
n Paris. The young people will re-
urn to Portland to make their future
lome Mr.. johnson being associated
With the firm of johnson & Mayer,
irchitects. Some weeks ago he left for
he east, visiting relatives in his old
ome at Atlanta and in New York, and
eturning via California.
"Following the ceremony, which was
erformed by Dr. Benson Of st. John 3
Episcopal church, a wedding breakfast
1as served in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
laurice Barretto. Covers were laid for
at the handsomely appointed table,
ecorated with bride roses and violets.
Ir. and Mrs. johnson will spend their
oneymoon at Del Monte"
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chauncey Bis
op entertained the auction bridge club
thursday evening at their home at 34O
orth Liberty street. Six tables were
layed, a few players being guests of
10 club, Dainty refreshments were
rived, Miss Aline Thompson and Mrs.
'hn Roberts assisting the hostess.
rs. Thomas A. Livesley captured the
dy's prize, the gentleman $ prize 60 l
& to Frederick d, Thielsen. The club s
embers and guests present were Mr.. '
I'd Mrs, William c. Knighton, Mr.. and |
rs j, j. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred t
ick D. Theilsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Asahel l
Ish, Jr,, Mr., and Mrs. s. G. Sergeant
r. and Mrs. II. W, Meyers, Mr.. and
RS. j. II. McNary, Mr., and Mrs Thom. 1
A. Livesley, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c
launcey Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. i
impton, Miss Sophia Catlin, Miss a
inc Thompson and Messrs, Carl Cab {
'lson and Frank Spear d
49,. c
Mrs, II. s, Poisal was hostess this I,
'ek at a couple of delightful bridge
rites, at her home ON Salem Heights.
Ie guests invited filled six tables, q,
500" being the popular pastime. On n
onday evening Mr. and Mrs Wentch =
Washington, who are visiting Mr.. =,
Il Mrs, b, Bauer, were honor guests. =
r Wentch captured the gentleman 3 n
Ile, while Mrs, r., b, Houston scored q
chest among the ladies, Those assist. =,
: the hostess in serving refreshments
re her daughter, Miss Margaret Poi.
/, Miss Effic Necdham and Miss Alice
pore. On Wednesday evening tho q
ne number were entertained, card n
nors going to Mrs. Armen Steiner r
i Tom Wilson. Miss Margaret Poisal, W
se Alice Moore and Mrs. George \
aw assisted Mrs. Posal with serving ~
this occasion, a,
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About 40 Modern Woodman and their ~,
ter lodge, the Royal Ncighbors, Of 81
= city went to Aumsville Thursday n
,ning to install officers in that lodge. n
cy were splendtdly entertained, .,
aQuot being served after the iustalla. a