Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-04

point, party of motorists will leave
early tomorrow morning and will spend
the day amid the beautiful surround
ings for which this place is noted.
Filling several ears will be Mr.. and
Mrs. II. s. Poisal, Mr.. and Mrs. c. s.
Burdsall, Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. o. Mcclellan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank NJ. Brown, Mrs. f. S. Tillinghast
and their children.
DR.. and Mrs. B. l.. Sleeves and their
children, Muriel and Laban, expect to
leave early next week for a motor trip
to Gearhart, where they will remain
for two weeks outing. Returning
they will motor to Crater Lake, spend
ing several weeks in its vicinity camp.
ing for several days at interesting
places.
Mrs. Clifford Brown and Mrs. Robert
Benham entertained yesterday after.
noon at the home of the former for the
members of small bridge club, ask,
ing Mrs. w. l.. Benham, who is spend
ing the summer with ner son; Mrs. w.
II. Eldridge and her guest. Mrs. Ru.
dolph Prael of Portland; Mrs. Sherman
Thompson, Mrs. Melvin W. Plimpton
and her guest, Mrs. II. G. Terry, of
Portland as additional guests.
Pink and white snap dragons were
lovely, combined as decorations for the
card room, blue larkspur and pink sweet
peas being used to deck the dining
room, where a 3 O'Clock luncheon was
served.
Mrs. William Burghardt was the sue.
cessful contestant for card honors.
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Nrs Saba dasF Whh 10 stonn;ne n,
Newnort for a fSw davs Iout;ng ieav
vestardav morning she w;l, nTohobly
retnrn tbe middle NJ noxt week
A prettv out.of.town bridal interest
inc IN neonIe here was that Of Mis-,
ASnes Lee CLARK IN Milton Hovser NJ
/ E2st Independence which occnssed a
tbe bride = motber,s home in Tndonen
dence Tuesday evening
The ceremony took place in the even
inc at g oicIock tae nostor of th,
Christian church of Indenendepce of
ficiating. the bridal pronn forming a,
Miss Henrietta HoyseTI sister of th,
brideoroom. nIaving the march bv Io
henprin. nrevions TO which Miss Gran
song.
White silk charmeuse, fashioned tn,
brides gown, lace and pearl passe
menterie being combined artistically il
the trimmings. She carried a bouaue
of brides roses, which was caught b,
Miss Lillian Hoyser, as the bride wa
leaving.
Miss Ola Shore attended as brides
maid. wearing pink silk crepe. A smal
niece of the bride Dorothy Clark. ear
ried the ring and also acted as flowe
girl. Standing with the bridegroom wa
his brother, Herbert Hoyser.
Decorations of Shasta daisies beauti
fled the rooms. Handsome presents O
china, cut glass and silverware were re
, ceived.
Mrs. Hovser is graduate of Mon
mouth college. teaching in Dallas th
past wear. Mr., Hovser Is son of G. N
,, Hovser a wealthy landowner of Eas
Independence.
Following the ceremony thew mofore
TO Salem. leaving shortly for tbeir NO,
bungalow at East INDEPENDENCE.
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