Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-04

The Ladies Aid society of the Leslie
Methodist church met yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. j. Kloepping
on South Liborty street. About forty
ladies enjoyed the afternoon. 1t was
decided that the society would hold a
bazaar on December first, during the
afternoon and evening. A program will
be given and dinner served from SIX
to eight. The committee in charge OF
the affair will be Mrs. J. c. Spencer
chairman, Mrs. j. w. Carson, domestic
booth, Mrs. j. T. Ingry, candy, Mrs. F.
s. Kightlingcr fancy work, Mrs. A. Vass
the handkerchief booth. The society will
also hold 4 Kensington next Wednes
day at the home of Mrs. Mason Bishop
when program and social Afternoon
win be enjoyed.
Miss Aetna Emmel and Miss Esther
Emmel, of Willamette university, en-
birthday party last evening in honor Of
their brother, HerShel Emmel, at Their
home ON Seventeenth street. A pleas
ant evening Of games and music was en-
ioyed. The guests were; The Misses
DeLong, Beck, Dodge, and Walton, and
Messrs. Bradeson, Lennon and Taylor
Mrs. Ralph Lyncn, who has been the
house guest of Mrs. c. A. Park, has re-
turned to her homo at Alamosa, Colo
1ado.
Mrs. William P. Lord and Miss Eliza
beth Lord, of Salem, are tho house
guests of Mrs Willis Duniway, of Will
lamette Heights. They doubtless will
be the inspiration for many social af-
fairs.-0regonian.
A simple, but pretty, home wedding
took place Monday noon, when Miss
Mary Wisner and Henry G. Voss, OF
Albany, were quietly married at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wisner, on the Wallace
road. The service was read at twelve
O'Clock by Rev. H. E. Marshall, of the
Baptist church. A tasteful arrange.
ment of white chryss formed
an attractive setting for the ceremony,
following which dainty wedding col
lation was served. Tho bride wore her
suit. Mr.. and Mrs. Voss left immedi-
ately on a wedding trip to California.
After December 10, they will be at
home to their friends near Albany.
A pretty Hallowe 'cn party was that
given at the II. A. Rawson home, in
honor of Miss Dorottf DOrk s Sunday
school class. The rooms were adorned
with autumn leaves and Hallowo Zen
decorations. Ghootly costumes and ap-
prOpriate games and music contributed
to the fcstivity of tho evening. Later
n Hallowo EN- luncheon was served.
Those enjoying the affair were: Misses
Clara Waldorf, Myra Gleason, Anna
Gleason, Pear Morse, Rita Loter, Maud
Givins, Leorc Godward, Della Rawson
Althea Dorko, Edith Berkcr, Itol Bail
ey, Eda Waldorf, Leorctta Dorks, Mrs
II. A. Rawson, and Mrs. Waldorf.
The members Of the Garden Road
Busy club motorod to Stayton on Tues.
day afternoon, and pleasantly surprised
thcir former vicc-president, Mrs. Sd,
wcrd Young. Mrs. Young proved to be
n most gracious hostess, entertaining
her guests most hcppily. Dainty re.
freshments were served later in the
afternoon. The following club mem
bers enjoyed tho visit: Mrs. w. j..
Savage, Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. Rollo Brad
ford, Mrs. N. s. Savage, Mrs. Frank
Greipentrog, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Hussel-
man, Mrs. j. Kuckelbcrg, Mrs. Henry
Savage, Mrs. Geo. Cooper, Mrs. Homer
Steward, Mrs Jessie Savage, Mrs. A.
Martin, Mrs Al Rasmussen, Mrs. Matt
Gleason, Me3srs. w. j. Savage, j. Kuck-
elberg, Je5sc Savage and N, s. Savage
lent their services and automobiles FOR
the occasion.
A most distinctive Holowe 'en affair
of last week was the progressive din.
ner, given by the "Quinxc Jours" club
on Saturday evening. The dinner con
sisted Of fiv1 courseG, each course be-
ing given at the homo Of different
club member Miss Alice Judd was the
hostess for tho fruit course and presid.
ed at u table, the appointments of
which wcre in harmonious accord with
tho nature of the course, abounding aa
II did in variety OF luscious fruits.
The tablo was nrtistically covered with
green burlap, with unique centcrpicce
consisting Of II miniature oak stump,
on top Of which rested Jack o Ian.
tern, while trailing over the sides were
a. L. 4 a