Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
Social and Personal
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} audience be prompt in assembling, a
, Mr.. Byers has an important message t
! give, and is compelled to leave for tn,
J east the same evening.
The Elite Embroidery club passed {
!, pleasant afternoon last Thursday at thu
home Of Mrs. Nellie Knox on Nortt
Front street. The decorations consist
ed of ferns, combined with masses Of
brilliant maple leaves. Mrs. Fred Prince
and Mrs. Ray Clark assisted the hostess
in serving. Those who enjoyed this
affair were. Mrs C. G. Given, Mrs. H
st. Helens, Mrs. Otto Scnellberg, Mrs
M. r. Eoff, Mrs. Harley Pugh, Mrs.
Frank Hill, Mrs. w. W. Hill, Mrs. FL
bridge Rider, Mrs. A. NJ. Clough, Mrs.
Fred Barker, Mr0. Fred Prince, Mrs.
Ray Clark. The club will meet next
time at the home of Mrs. Fred Prince,
1861 North Commercial street.
Miss Rose A Sherwood, the attractive
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Sher-
wood and Emil Z. HOrning were mar
ried last Sunday at the residence of
the brides parents, 1929 East Main
street Rev. r. Il. Smith, pastor of the
Sunnyside NJ. E. church read the cere-
mony at p m. Miss Eva Gatnam. a
cousin of the bride, played the wedding
march and Miss Helen Horning, sister
OF the bridegroom attended the bride
and DR. Robert A. Sherwood acted as
best man. The wedding was a simple
though exceptionally pretty affair. The
hTidn "A n nraffu onl fa1anAal - II
and her bridesmaid are both seniors Mt
the Oregon Agricultural college. Mrs.
Horning attended the Washington hign
school prior to college, where she was
an honor student in the graduating
class of 'l3. Mr.. Horning is a teacher
in the commercial department of the
Salem high school. He and his bride
viii be at home to their friends in Sa-
lem after December l, at 500 North
Cottage strect.-Oregon Journal.
The Arto.Frisco club. which gave
such pleasant series of dancing par.
ties last winter, viii open their social
activities for the season with Hal.
lowe Q dance to be given Wednesday
night, October q, at the Moose Hall. |
The decorations and entertainment
will be in keeping with the Hallowe en
spirit, and the customary delightful
evening, hitherto afforded by the dane. |
es Of the Arto- Frisco club is antici |
pated by those planning to attend. The |
music will be furnished by the Artisan |
orchestra
Donald Blanding, who has been a
guest of the George Palmer Putnams,
returned to Chicago, Friday.
Miss Ida Haas, of Oakland, Califor.
MA, is spending her vacation at the
nome of her mother, Mrs. j. II. Haas,
40 North Front street. Miss Haas,
VINO il former resident of Salem. is
low engaged in the interesting pursuit
,t photography, holding a position with
ihe Leet company at Oakland.
The Queen Esther society. of the
First NJ Il. church, will give unique
ocial at the home of Mrs. Sleeves.
,l6 N. Church street. Their work
Turing the year is with the Alaska In.
llans, and in accordance with the
'tudy they have planned number OF
interesting Indian Stunts" for the
'vening. All girls interested in the
work are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs William Galloway is entertain.
nS Mrs G. w. Hayhurst Il noted club
yoman of Portland, during the State
federation
Mics Grace Bsbcock and Miss Mary