Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22

Judge and Mrs. George G. Bingham,
whose marriage to Keith Powell, of
Lafayette, Oregon, is to take place
the tenth Of June, is to be compliment
ed with number of pre-nuptial af-
fairs, all of which, however, as well
as the wedding to be Of an unpreten-
tious nature owing to the illness of
Madam Bingham. Miss Bingham is a
lovely girl attractive of face and of
manner whose education has been com
pleted at Miss Head S fashionable
girl s school, San Francisco, and the
University of Oregon. Her fiance is
an eastern college man. Tuesday
evening, in honor of Miss Bing.
ham, close girl friends, Miss Hazelle
Erixon and Miss Emmaline Klein gave
a delightful evening affair, asking as
guests, girls who had known her long
est and most intimately. A shower Of
lovely miscellaneous gifts was given
her, and dainty evening collation.
served The guests circled table
centered with a quaint kcwpie bride,
old fashioned nosegays Of Cecil Bunner
roses marking the places, Carolyn
Testout roses were used in decorating;
the pink color motif being noted in
all the appointments. The guests were
Miss Bingham, Miss Nancy Skaife
Miss Edna Josse, Miss Ida Simmons
and Miss Eugenia Belle.
As is frequently the case at this
timc of the year, much of the enter
tanning of the week has been inspired
? by out-of.town visitors. Mrs. Leslie
Howell of Portland, wife of the form
: er assistant in the state architect S Of
7 flee, and former Salem resident, wht
! has been passing the week in Salen
q was paid numerous informal attentions
during her stay. Miss Mabel Robert
s son entertained for her Sunday even
h ing, additional guests being Mr.. an,
= Mrs. William Burghardt, Jr., Mr.. How
ell, Miss Enid Elliott, Prof Wallace
n MacMurray and Professor Gannet
o Monday Mrs. Burghardt entertained 70
b her, Mrs. r, r. Benham and Mrs, Cliff
' ford Brown contributing informal af
j fairs for her pleasure. Mrs. Zadoc j
Riggs, claimed Mrs Howell Wednes
Q day afternoon, when she presided n
d hostess for her needlework club, other
Q present being Mrs. John j. Robert,
f who exhibited interesting views o
h places visited during her recent Cal
G fornia trip, Mrs. Chaunccy Bishol
Mrs. Clifford Brown, Mrs. Williar
- Burghardt, Jr. Mrs. George Paine
D. Putnam, and Mrs. Il. r. Bcnham.
Miss Helen Whitney, Of Portland
y house guest of Miss Ellen Thielseu,
q another charming visitor who has bee
10 welcomed with several affairs in he
!. honor, Tuesday evening Miss THE
|. sen presided at small dinner for he
& pleasure, arranging an exquisitely al
IS pointed one o'clock luncheon for Thur,
Is day The blossoms Of the Thousan
v Beauty rose, mingled with French pink
le in tones Of blue for the center piec,
A. the table being circled by Miss Viii
70 ncy, Mrs, Curtis b, Cross, Mrs. ChestC
3. Moores, Of Portland; Miss Veda Cros
\. Miss Iras Hawlcy, Miss Maiorie Ma
N vim, Miss Althea Moores, Miss Rit
$. Steiner, Miss Hazel Kennady.
r.
= Mrs =. !. Guiss, of Portland, a
A. rived yesterday for n brief visit ,
st the r. Cooke Patton home,
"
T. Mrs Chester Moores, Of Portland,
" the guest Of her parents, Judge an
le Mrs. J.. c. Mooreland.
VI
In glRncing over the program pr
W sentod at the Grand opera house la
vt night by the Sacred Heart academ
n, on which o'casion Miss Louise Ber
'e dorfner was to be graduated, the Il
Of Of numbers in which she was 10 appe,
T. seemed TO ho Of the caliber TO Il
n tho ability Of virtuoso. The hrilha
's young musician had scarcely played
"a, dozen measures however, of the ope
ca ing number Rachmaninofft 40.
''Preludc, until all doubt Of her G
pacity to play competitions Of this q
Of scription was alleycd. Miss Berndorfn