Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-17
Social and Personal Notes
BY MoNie Runcorn

the Tree" Ruth Barnes; dramatization,
''The Ruggles Xmas" Eighth grade;
song, "Amas Chime" Fifth grade.
Yesterdays sales of Red Cross seals
amounted to twenty.six dollars, Mrs.
S. A. Kozer, Mrs. W. II. Burghardt,
Miss Alta JcNes,and Miss Zoa Olmstead
having charge of the booths at the two
banks. Mrs, S. G. Sargent isSselling
today at the United States National
bank. with Miss Nanelle Bloom and
Miss Mary Schultz at the Ladd &
Bush bank Tomorrow Mrs. Florence
Irwin will be assigned to the former
place, Miss Bernice Sauter selling at
the latter.
The Loyal Daughters and Sons of
the First Christian church met in an
informal way in their church parloGs
Tuesday evening, about forty being
present. Interest ccntered in a mock
court, with numerous other diversions
also claiming attention.
A large number of visitors enjoyed
the splendid program given at the reg
ular monthly meeting of the Woman 8
Home and Foreign Missionary society
OF the Evangelical church, which was
entertained Monday afternoon by Mrs.
S. j. Dorsey at her apartments, 49l
North Cottage street.
An address was given by Mrs. L. d.
Ratciff, refreshments being served
by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. j.
A. Remington, Mrs. A. i. Schmalle
and Mrs. A. b. Page. About fifteen
members were present, guests being
Mrs. H. d. Ratliff, Mrs. A. B. Page and
daughters, Iras and Myrtle; Mrs. W.
Byers, Mrs. Paul Siege, Mrs Carl Kra-
ter and daughters, Aline, Naomi and
Gladys; Mrs. Lucretia Evans, Mrs A.
L. Schmalle, son, Garth; Mrs Schmalle
Sri Mrs. Robert Witzel Mrs. }. A.
Dar, Mrs. A. II. Closson, Mrs 0. C.
Thompson and son, Yale.
The Omega class of the Leslie Meth.
odist Sunday school was entertained
Tuesday evening by Mrs. j. G. Spencer
The following officers were elected for
Aib Cunning lNbls lo0 IlNltu luEItN
president; Miss Cecil Bohannon, vice
president; Miss Ruth Power, treasurer;
Miss Clara Miller, secretary. Follow
ing the business meeting the boys OF
Mr., Spencer's class joined them, theil
appearance oceassioHing a pleasant sur
prise. They brought refreshments with
them, which were served after numer
GUS games and contests had been par
ticipated in. Prizes were given in two
diversions, Milton Koorman and Johr
Urich being the successful contestants
The rooms were attractively decket
for the occasion, a Christmas tree witt
a profusion Of holiday colors anr
greens, being especially appropriat,
and attractive About thirty youns
people were present.
Mrs, Claude Slade, OF silveiton, ha,
returned to her home in Silverton, afteI
a brief stay with the John j. Roberts
Mrs, Edward S. Tllinghost returned
yesterday from Portland, where sh,
was entertained for several days b,
? friends,
q Mrs. Vincent D. Walker, of Grand
q view, Wash, is the guest of her father
q Rev, George Batty, Of Highland He
husband will join her Sunday, and the,
will remain until after Christmas.
Miss Lydia A. Weigle, daughter e
p Rev. and Mrs a. j. Weigle, and Jess,
? b. Ganardine, of Tacoma, Wash, wer
married Tuesday evening at the par
; sonage of the German Methodist Epis
: copal church, on North Winter street
$ at O'Clock, the brides father off
ciating, The parlor and dining room
were decorated with ivy and cut flow
ers. An arch was prepared in one par
, whore the young people took the nup
! tial VOWS. The wedding march wa
! played by Miss Alvine Schramm. TIL
bride wore n becoming tailored sui
. Of d0rl, green ornamcnted with blacl
; coracul plush. She carried bouque
= Of bride IS roses. After congratulation
. Roland Pfaff was heard in several va
, cal solos, The guests were members o
!, the Epworth League of the Germa
. NJ. h. church, Mrs. G. Genardme Of TT
b coma, mother of the bridegroom, an
< Charles ~ Koch OF Semitic nm uncl