Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-02

Miss Wagner, from Albany; Mrs John
Withycombe, Miss Mabel Withycombe,
from Corvallis; Dr. and Mrs. Clarence
Keene, Miss Fielda McClain, from Sill
verton; Mrs. Stephen Sanford, Rose
burg.
Mrs. George Waters is entertaining
as weekend guests at her home on
Summer street, Mrs. s, A. Herring and
son, Jack, of Portlanu.
Mrs w. D. Duffun and small daugh
ter Jane, who have been the guests
of Mrs. l.. r. Twccdale during fair
week, left this morning for their home
in Portland.
Miss Mable DeLong returned We'd
nesday from an extended trip to Cali
fornia, where she visited both expOsi
tions and was the guest of many one
time Salem residents in Los Angeles
and other cities of Southern California.
She reports a most ENJOYABLE time
throughout the entire visit Miss De-
Long and Miss Eunane Craig made the
trip together.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Miles and DR..
and Mrs. Harry Moores, of Portland,
were guests at the +. A. Moore home
on Tuesday.
An attractive home wedding was that
of Miss Ethel Beatrice smith and How.
ard Bliven which took place Wednes.
day afternoon at twO-thirty oclock at
the home of Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank
Knuths on the Silverton road. Rev.
F. t. Porter of the Christian church
officiated at the ceremony, the ring
ceremony being used. The bride wore
an exceedingly pretty gown of white
net elaborated with lace and carried
a shower bouquet of brides roses. Her
veil was of white illusion. Her iewelry
was a moonstone lavalier, the gift of
the bridegroom. Attending the bride
were Miss Cecil Knuths, who wore a
troek of delicate green silk, and Miss
Pearl Bhven, who was daintily gowned
IN white voile. They both carried pink
carnations. The groomsmen were Har-
ry keefer and Charles Knuths Miss
Maggie Bartruff played the wedding
march. The bridal party stood amidst
massed decorations of ferns and mas.
turtiums. Following the ceremony
dainty refreshments we're served. Mr..
and Mrs. Bliven are popular young peo.
pie of this vicinity and will make their
home near st. Louis. The guests at the
wedding were: Rev. F. T. Porter, of
Salem; Mrs. E. A. Smith, Mrs NJ. A.
Brink. Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Smith,
and Mrs. H. N. Brink. Mr.. and Mrs
Lional Brink, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hoy.
en-, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knuths. Mr..
and Mrs Fred Fox, Mrs. Mary Hern.
don, Mrs. Minnie Frogley, Misses Mar.
ION Bliven, Pearl Bliven, Edna Hoff
man Lydia Herndon, Maggie Bartruff
Ceeille Knuths, Mauu Fugua. Ruby
Brink, Doris Fox, Messrs. i. Il. Brink
Chas Knuths, Oscar Hoven, Dan Bart
ruff, obed C. Fragley, Fred $. Mccall
Ernest Brown, Henry Herndon.
Among the social events scheduled
for this month, the elaborate dancing
fete, TO be given under the auspices Of
the Junior Guild of the Eniseopal
church, October twentieth at the arm.
ofy, is being anticipated with much
pleasure. Plans are under way to make
the attair most successful one in ey.
cry detail and many pleasing features
VIII be introduced TO make the pro.
gram succession of cav events
throughout tine evening. There will be
a ten piece orchestra and a chorus of
thirty voices, with such additional
items Of entertainment for the guests
as fortune telling and other novel sur.
prises. The armory will be handsomely
decorated and 1t is expected that the
AFFAIR will be made doubly enjoyable
10y the presence Of every member and
his cooperation towards a general good
time for all.
The twenty.third annual meeting of
the Columbia River Branch, Woman :
Foreign Missionary society. of the
Methodist Episcopal church will be
held at the First Methodist church of
this city,, beginning Thursday evening
and continuing Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. '
The Columbia River Branch of this
society includes the states of Oregon
Washington, Idaho and Montana. and
Salem will be visited by delegates from
all parts Of this territory.
The morning sessions OF Friday aud
saturday will open at 9:30 clock and
be devoted TO reports and the trans.
action Of business; closing with noon.
tide Bible reading by Mrs. Robert
brnmblay, Of Spokane, Washington.
Tho Thursday evening serv,ea ,.,u