Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-01

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cled the table were: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Downing, w. H. Downing, of
tne Waldo Hills, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
Downing, Miss Hazel Downing, Mrs
P. Downing Patton, of the Waldo Hills,
Mrs. Elmer Downing, of the Waldo
Hills, Albert Downing, Walter Down
ing, Mrs. G. A. Schelbrede, of Marsh
field, Miss Lucille Downing, great
9randchild of the honored host.
The p. f. 0. gave their annual ban
quet Saturday evening at the home of
Miss Annora Welch on South Liberty
street. The affair which was in tne
nature of Hallowe 'en function, was
thrown open to gentlemen, and an at
tendance Of about forty marked the
affair. The rooms were gay with
autumn leaves and the weird insignia
pertaining to Hallowe 'en festivities.
After the dinner, which took place at
seven O'Clock, a most entertaining pro.
gram was given by an aggregation of
vocal talent, Thevarious numbers on
the program were as follows: Vocal
selection, "Till the Sands of the Desert
Grow Cold, " by DR.. II. c. Eppley; Mill
tary March by Miss Orla Welch and
Miss Laura Grant; vocal selection by
Miss Marie Bolinger; piano number,
Bird Waltz ~; reading, "Tne Party" "
by Mrs Darielson. The remainder Of
the evening was devoted to diversions
in accord with the festal spirit of Ali
Saints Eve. The committee in charge
Of the affair were: Mrs. b. f. Bowers,
Mrs, A. A. Roy, Mrs. II. s. Poisal, as,
sisted by Mrs. G.. w. Lafflar. The reg.
liar meeting Of the p. +. 0. Sisterhood
will be held this evening ia the home of
Mrs. A. A. Roy, l20 North Church
street,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Waters have
returned from pleasant two weeks ;
trip to San Francisco.
The North Salem Woman s club has
called n special meeting tomorrow af-
temcon to consider the question of as.
sisting in the furnishing of room in
The new Y. W. G.. A. building. The
meeting will he held at the home of
Mrs +. +. Fisher, 5l5 Market street
All members of the club and any won.
an in North Salem interested in the
subject to be discussed are urged to
attend.
A pretty home wedding took place
Friday afternoon, when Miss Josepda
Holmes became the bride of William
II. Downing, of Shaw, at the home Of
her cousin, Mrs. Otto Headrick, 65T
South Liberty street The ceremony
was performed at four o clock, Rev. f.
Y. Porter, Of the First Christian
church, reading the services. The house
was tastemlly decorated with lovely
Caroline Testout roses and pink carna-
tions. The bride was bCeomingly at.
tired in brown travelling suit vita
hat and accessories to match, Follow
ing the ceremony, dainty wedding
collation. was served the guests, who
the relatives and immediate
friends Of the bride and bridegroom.
After short wedding trip in Cali.
fona, Mr.. and Mrs. Downing, will be
at home to their friends on their farm
near Shaw.
At the annual children 3 festival Of
the American Neoman s lodge on Fri.
day evening, little Miss Janette Sykes
won the first prize in the juvenile class
for singing and dancing numbers, and
Miss Margaret White and Miss Frances
Ward tied for the gold medal in the
class from eight to fifteen years. Miss
White put on variety Of dancing
and Miss Ward sang several
selections Last year Miss Ward and
Miss White both received the gold
medal at the same festival.
Word has been received from Mr.. and
Mrs Harold u. Roberts, who with their
small son, recently left Salem to make
their home in Greely, Colorado, that
they arrived at their destination, after
an exceedingly pleasant journey, nav'
ing made the greater part OF the trip
by motor, as far as Caldwell, Colorado
Mrs. Frank j. Miller and Mrs. +. Il.
Williams, of Forest Grove, delegates
to the State Federation meeting last
week, were entertained at dinner on
"Wednesday evening by Mrs. Gerald
Volk, of Volkland.
Saturday evening the Adelantes nd
met for joint Hnllowe 'en
party in their halls. Immediately after