Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-20

Cards have been received announcing
the approaching marriage of former
Salem girl, Gertrude Tuthill Of San Jose
California, 10 Howard W. Curry, OF
that city. Mis- Tuthill is the daughter
Of of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. T. Tuthill, who
made their home in Salem about nine
years ago. Mr.. Tuthill was the owner
Of the gas works Of this city at that
time. The Tuthlls were one Of the
prominent families in Salem, and left
hosts Of friends to regret their de-
parture TO the southern state. Miss
Tuthill, who has been attending stan
ford university, is endowed with much
charm Of manner and personality that
captured large circle Of acquain-
tances. The wedding will take place
November 3, in San Jose.
Honoring her houseguests, Mrs. W..
r. Harper and Mrs. Ralph Lynch, Of
Chicago, Mrs. G. A. Parker will en-
tertain as dinner guests tomorrow even
ing at her attractive country home on
the Wallace road, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Ralston, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stewart and
Miss Elizabeth Irvine, Of Albany.
Mrs. i. w. Gleason was tne hostess
at a charming surprise party given last
evening in honor Of Mr.. Gleason s
birthday at their home on South Four
teenth street. A dainty color scheme
of pink and white prevailed throughout
the rooms and a profusion Of dahlias
was used for decorative purposes. Five
hundred was played during the evening,
the guests circling five tables. The
card nonors were captured by Mrs. G..
q. Henderson and Elmer Daue. Assist
ing the hostess in serving were: Mrs.
q. w. Scott, Mrs. Egbert Pruitt and
Mrs. G. G.. Henderson. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. AL Godfrey, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
G. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Bar
bour, Mr.. aud Mrs. Elmer Daue; Mr..
and Mrs. William Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Harr, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Scott,
DIR. and Mrs. w. o. Assem, Mr.. and
Mrs. Egbert Pruitt, Mr. and Mrs.
Gleason.
The dignified armory will be trans.
formed into veritable fairyland of
music, lights and flowers this evening,
when the annual Guild Dance, given by
the st. Paul's Episcopal church takes
place at 300 p. III. The arm0ry is
gayly draped with flags and bunting
and hanging baskets OF vari.cOlored
flowers and autumn leaves will enhance
the decorative beauty of the scene. A
dainty pink and white booth, where
refreshments of ice-cream and candy
will be served, is situated near the en-
trance Of the hail. The decorations are
in charge Of Munroe Gilbert q. =. Fox
and Edward Gillingham. Professor and
Mrs. Montrose Ringler will repeat sew
eral of the latest steps censoriZed by
the National Dancing association, in
cluding the one step, two step, fox
trot and waltz trot, Stationed to the
left OF the entrance in cozy apart
ment from whence no whispered mys.
teries OF the future can penetrate to
outside ears, will be Madame Munsey,
tne prophecies. Bevies of pretty maid,
ems will carry homemade candies to
and fro during the evening. The Peer
less Orchestra will furnish the music
for the program and the Orpheus ChOr.
MS will give several selections. Though
the Guild dances have always been
marked by their popularity the feto
this year promises to be the largest and
most thoroughly enjoyable affair yet
given.
The South Central Section Of the
Woman s Union Of the First Congrega.
tional church met this afternoon