Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31

Idsy with ten tables of $780," card
honors going to Mrs. Robert Downing
and Douglas Minto. Palms and ferns
formed beautiful background for the
brilliant cyclamen placed about the
lorrs. Dainty refreshments were ser.
we'd
Miss Myrtle Hill was the recipiert
of a "showeg" at the home of Mrs.
Albert Fieselman last Wednesday even.
ing, the event being in honor of her
approaching marriage to Harry Ross,
which will occur some time in April.
The thirty-eight birthday of William
P Babcock was observed by most
enjoyable family dinner at the Bah
cock home, last Saturday evening, when
covers were laid for twelve. Holly and
red carnations with streamers of rib
bon were the decorations.
Louis Leonard Osborn and Miss Mary
Belle Hutton, both of Silverton, were
married in this city Wednesday, Janu-
ary 81. They left Immediately for
California, where they will spend their
honeymoon, after which they will be
at home to their friends in Silverton
Mr.. Osborn has been in the employ Of
the Southern Pacific Company, with
headquarters at Silverton, for some
time He is a very capable man and
stands well, both with the company and
his associates. The bride is a daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7, A. Hutton, one of
the oldest families in Marion county.
She is an accomplished vocalist and is
also quite popular in local dramatic
circles. Both contracting parties en-
Joy very large circle of friends.
The Artisans Cadet Drill team Of
16 ladies gave an enjoyable dance at
their hall Wednesday evening, when a
large number responded to invitations.
The Artisan orchestra furnished music,
and Miss Smith served punch This is
the third dance of the winter, the series
being a pleasant social feature of the
lodge,
Mrs. A. Eugene Aufrance entertained
the Degree of Honor Sewing Society
last Thursday afternoon, a pleasant
feature being the readings given by
Mrs. Edith Kellogg Bartlett. Light
refreshments were served. Those at
tending were Mrs. Bertha Statesman
Mrs. Arabella Bailey, Miss Greta Bal
ley, Miss Gladys Statesman, Mrs Nellie
White, Mrs. Laura Sellwood, Mrs. Mary
Thatcher, Mrs. Bertha Viesko and Mrs
Edith Kellogg Bartlett.
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Mrs. A. M. Crawford, wife Of the
Attorney General was the guest Of
honor at one of the largest luncheon'
ever given in Roseburg when she was
entertained by Mrs. A. G. Marsters
the wife of a local banker, the affair
taking place Friday, January "a.
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Louie Eugene Painter, the little sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Painter of Clea
Lake, is one of the Oregon children tt
receive the honor of being photo
graphed for the eugenic department o.
the Panama exposition. There hav,
been several prize winners in the Paint
er family at past fairs. Mr.. Painter
the father of this bright little family
is nephew of the late A. N, Bush
The mother was formerly Miss Clemmi
= White.
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, An event that is being eagerly antic
ipated is the Could" dance, that /
planned by the ladies of st. Paul
parish, the event to take place Februar.
4 at the Hotel Marion. The patronesse
are Mrs, w. Carlton Smith, Mrs. Rus
! sen Catlin, Mrs. II. B. Thielsen an
! Mrs, George Wood,
Today a school rally and basket SC
; cial is being held at the Spring Vale
school house in Polk county beginnin
at 10 a. m. and after q haskat dinne