Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-25


honor ner sister, Mrs. Merrill Moores, a
bride of the early fall, who has just re.
turned from her wedding tour.
The Cannon residence was thronged
with the pounger matrons and maids
who were eager to welcome the charm
ing acquisition to their set A gem
eral decorative scheme of yellow was
developed with chrysanthemums, roses
and other flowers, making harmo-
nious background for the gowns Of the
hostess, honor guest and assistants.
Presiding at the prettily adorned tea
table were Mr.. George f. Nevins, Mrs.
Edwin Maultz, Mrs. +. j. Patterson,
and Mrs. George William Gray Of
Salem. They were assisted by Miss
Marjorie Hall, Marian Reed, Grace Ho-
venden, and Elizabeth Kirby.
Further assisting tae hostess in the
drawing room were Mrs. G. II. Smith,
Mrs. F. Z. Smith, Mrs IL. f. Gilbert,
and Miss Hazel Robb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moores will be evten-
sively feted by their large circle of
friends and relatives in and around
Portland.-oregonian.
An event eliminating many delight
full affairs and much anticipation will
be the wedding Of Miss Marie Boiling
er, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs II. +.
Bolinger, aud Gordon McGilchrist, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William MeGilchrist,
ST., which will take place this evening
at six O'Clock in the First Christian
church. The Rev. +. T. Porter will Of
ficiate,
Mr.. and Mrs. Asahel Bush went to
Portland this morning to spend the
holiday, and to attend the Multnomah.
Oregon football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thielsen came
in from "Derry Orchards" the Thiel
sen country place, Monday to attend
the Cherrian dance last nignt and to
remain for Thanksgiving.
The ladies of the North Salem Wom-
ans club met on Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. j. T. Nadon, on North Cot
tage street. During the meeting
committee was appointed to select the
furnishings for n room in the new Y.
W. G. A. building, and a chaperon was
decided upon for the North Salem
Camp Fire Girls, Mrs. John Dubus be-
ing chosen After the business hour
delightful programme was given by the
following; An Original piece Of poetry
written by one Of the absent members
was read by Mrs. Lloyd Wilson, the
president; Miss Leona Weidmer gave
several enjoyable pian) selections;
Professor Frank Alley played q mum.
ber Of well chosen mandolin pieces;
Mrs. Merlin Harding and Mrs. Frank
Albright sang several solos; Miss Nora
Purvine rendered number of selec.
tions on the piano, and Mrs. w, f. Far
60 gave reading. Later comments
and discussions were passed by the
club members upon their new maga-
zine.
Miss Helen Whitney, who has been
n guest at the Henry b. Thielsen resi-.
denee, returned to Portland Wednesday
morning, accompanied by Miss Ellen
Thiesen who returned the same even.
ing.
Miss Alice Skiff, of Salem, wao is
visiting in Portland, will be the honor
guest for an informal dancing party
for which Mr., and Mrs. Richard Per.
cy Knight will be hosts on Saturday
evening at their home:
Prior to Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Glov.
er's leaving on Sunday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Byars presided over
an informal dinner. Covers were placed
for eight.
Mr. and Mrs, G. n. Pomeroy will
have as their Thanksgiving guests
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kearth OF Dal-
lis, Mrs. Nina Cornelius and daughter,
Helen, Of Monmouth, and h. Early, of
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. shand enter.
tanned with $500" party on Tuesday
evening. Three tables were arranged
in the rooms which were prettiy dee
oratod in masses of white and yellow
ehrysanthemums and greenory. Mrs. A.
Il. Brown assisted the hostess in serv.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Terry returned
to Portland this morning accompanied
by the Melvin Plimptons who will
spend the holiday with friends and rel,
atives,
Miss Caroline Dick left Wednesday
for Albany, whore she will be tho holi.
day guest of friends,
The Epworth League Of the Jason
Lee Memorial held business and so.
cial meeting In the church parlors on
Tuesday evening. About forty mem.
bers were present,
Miss Gertrude Buell., Of Eugene, will
bo the guest Of MIR. and Mrs William
McGilchrist, Sr., until after the wed.
ding Of Miss Marie Bolingcr and Cor.
don McGilchrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Root, Of
Walla Walla, are being congratulated
upon toe arrival Of baby daughter,
born on November the twcnty.third.
Mrs. Root was formerly Miss Mablo
Glover, a graduate Of Willamette uni.
versity nd has many friends and rola.
tivcs In Salem. a tsdGsrr
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Riggs will leave
today fer several months sojourn In
California, where they will bo the
guests Of friends and relatives.
Mrs Seymore Jones' was hoateaa for