Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-26

and white entwined with asparagus
ferns was caught high in the center Of
tine room and held by like-hued
streamers. Fragrant pink carnations
tied with pink satin bows of ribbon
were bound to a lovely art basket,
which held the gifts for the bride.
Those who enjoyed the afternoon
besides the honor guests were; Mrs.
George II. Alden, Mrs. James G. Mat.
thews, Mrs. II. Won Esehen, Mrs. Mar
tin Peck, Mrs. A. " Swarthout, Mrs.
r. B. Walsh, Mrs. Ira Mortin, Miss
Junia Todd, Miss Stella Chappell,
Miss Mary Reynolds, Miss Alice Page,
Mrs. Walter De Bra, Mrs. 0. c.
Thompson and DR.. and Mrs. James
Lisle.
One hundred and fifty alumni, pres
ent students and friends Of the Capital
Business college, attended the annual
reception given by this institution,
whien took place in the Moose hall Sat.
urday evening. Russell Cooley, presi-
dent of the student body, welcomed the
guests, the social committee, composed
Of Mrs. 4. j. Butler, chairman; Miss
Sara Brewer, Miss Allie Bramberg and
Charles Gueffroy having entire charge
Of all the arrangements.
These affairs have proved most de.
lightful for many years, bringing to-
gether as they do young people who
havo associated in tab intimacy OF
school life, many Of whons have secured
positions in other places but who return
each year to renew aequaintances in
this pleasant way.
This year q event was planned as a
Z" Backwards Party" refreshments com
ing first, with the remainder of the
entertainment taking place accordingly.
A most enjoyable program was given,
larranged in the following order;
Solo, Mr.. Walker; piano solo, Miss
Bernice Clark; reading, w. w. Ogelsby;
impersonations, "a Beginning Short,
hand Glass, A Glass in Business Let.
ter Writing"; solo, Charles Gueffroy;
quartet, Bon Bamseyer, Pierce jerks,
Elmer Barzee, David Ramseyer; read
ing, Miss Ethel TnQmas; violin solo,
Miss Marie Campbellj reading, Miss
Rhea Wilson.
The marriage Of Miss Hidur Marion
Stenstrom to Le Roy Bates was quietly
solemnized Thursday evening at the
parsonage of the Rosedalo church, the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Hadley, a longtime
frienl Of tho young people, officiating.
1 They will make their home at RoSedale.
II. II. Savage, one Of Salem Is best
known and longest.time residents, cec.
brated his seventy.fourth birthday Fri.
day at his home, 1855 Commercial
street, surrounded by large number Of
his relatives and close friends, who oc.
casioned n most pleasant surprise by
coming pnannounced in bely early in
tae morning. All remained throughout
the lay TO assist him in properly celo.
brating tho occasion. An old.fashioned
good time was had, and splendid
birthday dinner served by the self.in.
vited guests, the most important detail
of which was the large snowy birthday
cake surrounded with garlands of smilax
and lighted with cnndles.
Those who wore present were: Mrs
Martina Byrd, DIR. w. II. Byrd, Mr.. aud
Mrs. w. N. Savage, DR., and Mrs b. n
Savage, of Ohicagoj Mr.. and Mrs, +
j. Savage, Miss Grace Savage, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. |. Savage, Mrs. Guy Smith
Mrs, Barney Martin, Mrs. Ernest Sav.
age, DclfoEd Knapp, Miles Knapp, Mrs
Virgil Lloyd, Spokanei Mrs. Muraa
Hatch Beeman, Of Portland; Mr.. and
Mrs, Richard Warren, of Albany; Mrs
Merlin Harding, Mrs. Eugene Ketchum
Of Independence; Mr.. and Mrs G. Rohr
of Carthage, NJ Y; Mr. and Mrs G. NJ
l1oysor and Miss Lillian lloyser, oI
East Independence; Mr., j. G. Savag,
and children, Ellen and Ralph, os Wan
cHnda.
Mrs. Ellen Bell left Saturday morn
ing FOR an extended visit TO relatives
! and friends In the east She will pas
the greater part OF her time in Waupon
Wisconsin, her soiourn to cover a per
od Of two months.
,
Mrs. r. j. Miller was entertained b,
. friends in Albany last week, being in
cludcd in several social gatherings dur
ing hor stay.
4
Mrs Nellie Knox entertained for tn
Embroidery circle at her home o
ant street, Thursday afternoon
aqed the time with needle
conversation, Mr.,
serving an er
Inter, Mrs
vt a
iUY.