Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-04
Social and Personal Notes
BY Molie Runcorn
BY MoMe Runcorn

In attendance at the homecoming
session Of the Rebekah lodge of Inde.
pendenee were Mr.. and Mrs John A.
Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. David hodge, Mrs.
L. IL. Page and Harry Mills These
events are given by tins lodge for the
pleasure OF oIt-OttOwn ana former
members, and are always largely at
tended. Tue lodge is noted tor its
splendid entertainments, and is consid
cred one Of the most active organiza
tons in the state. An elaborate pro
gram was given Tuesday evening, in
Guiding a beautifully staged tableau,
special feature being the collection OF
donations Tor the new rooes for the
drill team, which are valued at $4JU.
The members pledged themselves to
earn one dollar each, and upon present
ing their contribution all were asked to
relate their method of procuring same.
While in Independence the Salem Wis
itors were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs,
George Conkey and Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
hubbard.
Mrs. Ray Clark entertained the mem
bers Of the Elite Embroidery club al
her nome yesterday afternoon, asking
Mrs. Fred Prince and Mrs Eugene
Rulifson to assist her, the latter being
an additional guest. Mrs. G. Z. Givens
will De the clubs next hostess, enter
tanning in two weeks.
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For the pleasure Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Blalchard, Of Portland, who
came up Thanksgiving day to remain
her guests for the weekend, Mrs. ii. d.
st. Helens entertained with an enio;-
able evening of $500 Saturday.
Guests were asked informally to make
up four tables. lionors were awarded
to Mrs. Brassfield and Mr. Winchell.
The following were guests Mr.. and
Mrs. George Winchell Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Given, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Davis, Mr.. and Mr.. n. j. Davies, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Punk, Mr., and Mrs Colo
mel Olmsted, Mr.. and Mrs W. b. Sum.
merville, Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Cox, Mrs,
Otto Shelberg, Mrs. Nellie Knox, Mrs,
Mary Moore aud Miss Hazel Omsted.
An enjoyable evening was spent at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Wltsey,
five miles south of this city, Wednes.
day evening, December ., the party
being in aonOr Of their daughter, Eva,
for her eighteenth birthday The even.
ing was spent playing games, after
which refreshments were served
Those present were; Misses Lucille
Hawthorne, Alice Boock, Anna Dick.
son, Lillian Bowman, Jessie Miller, En-.
ma Fabry, Pearl Wiltsey, and Messrs.
Charles Grabenhorst, Ortm llilfiker,
Karl Dickson, Carl Boock, Eugene
Grabenhorst, Alvin llilfiker, Bert
Tompkins and John Fabry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Macarthur, Of
Portland, arc receiving Fluctuations
ppor the birth Of a little daughter
who will be named Mary Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs Macarthur have man,
friends in Salem Mrs, Macarthur was
Miss Polly Hewitt before her mar
riage,
Arthur I.nngguth, state scrntorelcu
and former president Of the Multno.
nah Bar association, and Miss Frances
Fober daughter Of A. II. Fabcr, the
wcll.known architect were married
last night in the home Of the brdc's
parents, $50 Ainsworth ave, Portland.
Rev j. r. Snyder, of the Piedmont
Prcshytcrinn church, officiatcd. Miss
Dorothy Donaldson attended the bride
and j. Leslie Cogswell. of Ccduryillg
acted rs best mnn Members Of tho
families and few intimate friends
were present.
Mrs. w. B. lIanes, of Long Beach
Cal. who has been the guests Of rela
tivcs hero for fortnight, returned to
der home Wednesday evening, atcom
panied by her daughter, Miss Helen
Colvn, who viii remain indefinitely
Miss Colyin is a graduate Of the Sa
lem high schoo', and last year was an
instructor in the Woodbum schools.
Mrs. j. Il. Chapman is being enter
tanned by relatives and friends In Port.
land. She will remain until some time
next week.
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