Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-22
Social and PERSONAL
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enjoying the birthday party Of Miss
Julia Chase, given by Miss Gladys
Thompson. The evening was spent with
games and music Two contests were
participated in. Miss Minnie Sprsnger
and Maurice Sawyer, Miss Nina Chase
and Mr.. Fred Spranger carrying off
the honors. \ dainty luncheon was
served by the hostess, assisted By
Julia Chase, Leora Morris and Clara
Miller. The invited guests We're: Misses
Nina Chase, Minnie SprangeE, Margar-
cite Tsehudi, Martha and Ruth Wood
ward, Eddie Compton, Martha and Olga
Wickberg, Doris Sawyer, Cora Fisher,
Gail and Alauriene Smith, Leora Nor.
Ms. Alice Rients, Clara Miller and
Lena Wall and Oral Mclean. Mes
srs. Francis Young. Carl Gibson,
Maurice Sawyer, Jay Morris, Chester
starr. Fred Spranger, Guy Williams,
Lloyd Chestnut, Harry Woodward.
Ralph Gordon, Don Speaker, Arhos
Miller, Doyle Smith and Arthur Ne
Clean.
An exhibition OF art IS being held
at the Portland AIT institute witch vii.
give much pleasure % local art patrons
who are visiting in Portland. Mrs.. R.
Monroe Gilbert attended the exhibit
during her weekend trip and was de-
Ezted with the pictures -hown. The
display is made by the American Fed
Grafton Of Artists, and is well worth
a portion Of any one s time and ctteI-
tion. Chi!ie Hassam has thsee can
vases. Moonlight ~ " "Camell:as
and Decorative Figua Vita Apples.
Francis McComas has two pictures,
ar The Silent Desert and The Green
Door" Viekery also has contributed
some interesting studies, and J. Alden
Wier has a notable collection Of Eng.
lish water colors
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Aufrace entertained with a din
Her Of fourteen covers for the pleas.
urc Of Mr.. AIfranc s parents, Mr.. and
Mrs a. Aufrancc, of Donald. The az
fair commemorated Mr.. Aufrance, Sr. s
list birthday, the guests including for
the most part, those who had been most
acquainted with the visitors
during their extended residence here.
Mr. Aufranee is associated in q busi.
ness way with the Donald Water com.
pany. With Mrs. Aufrance he re.
turned home Sunday.
Superintendent and Mrs. E. T.I
Of the State Blind school |
Prof T. $. Roberts and Miss Ethel
assistant instructors at the
same institution, left yesterday even
ing for Berkeley, California,
where they will Remain several weeks
attending the convention Of the Associ.
alton Of Workers for the Blind. They
will also pass some time at the "a
Francisco exposition. Professor Rob.
erts will remain in Los Angeles for the
summer the guest Of his brother.
Meuric Roberts, who has Just
finished his third year at the College
of OsteOpathy. The latter has Just been
presented the Cortex gold medal for
the best college song He is a talented
musician and is prominently identified
with the musical life Of the college as
Nfll th llh hOtldI lIOItNSOF hUOtlfE
has been associated with the Oregon
State Blind school for the past 10
years and this is his first extended
vacation.
A wedding of interest this week vii
be that Of Miss Mary Anne Smith
Thomas W. Gerber both of Portland.
which viii be solemnized on Thursday
afternoon at o'clock at the First Con.
gregational church. Portland. Rev.
Luther r. Dyott will officiatc and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Bess Tate. A.
T. Gerber will attend his brother az
best man. Following the ceremony a
small and informal reception will be
held at the new home of the young
couple, Si7 East Eighty.secoud street
Miss Smith, former University OF
Oregon student, is sister Of Mrs. Roy
s. Blodgett, Of Salem, who with Mr.
Blodgett, will probably be the only at
tendant from here. MIR, and Mrs. Ger
ber will come up to be the guests ot
the Blodgetts shortly after the wed
ding, and wAl include this visit a,
part Of their wedding trip.