Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-16

the occasion. A much enjoyed feature
whien marks the affairs of this club
is the daintily appointed luncheon,
which proceeds an afternoon OF fancy
work and general soeialibility. Those
who assisted the hostess were G. u.
Schaefer. Mrs. Victor Beno, Mrs. G. W.
Hobson, and Mrs. John Pollock. Addi-
tional guests were Mrs. o. j. Austen,
of Sumner. Washington, Mrs. ). Z.
Keyes, of st. Louis, Missouri, and Mrs.
Sisson.
Complimenting her mother, Mrs. joan
Hughes, Of Portland, Mrs. A. N. Bush
invited few old.time friends informal
" to afternoon tea, on Wednesday. The
decorative motif OF pink throughout
the rooms, was developed by geraniums,
carnations and Cecil Brunner roses. AS
sisting the hostess in pouring. were Mrs.
Asahel Bush, Mrs. A. N. Moores and
Mrs. Harry Clay.
Mrs. r. R. Pomeroy, of Salt Lake
| CITY. was the guest of honor at a
prettily appointed luncheon given by
Mrs. Leo n. Childs on Wednesday at
| her home on Center street. The decora-
tions in the dining room consisted
of potted palms, frightened by Caro-
line Testout roses, intermingled with
maiden nair fern. Those who enjoyed
this affair were; Mrs. Pomeroy, Mrs.
George Giesko, Mrs. Clifford Bowen,
Mrs. c. E. Cashatt, Mrs. Merritt Davis,
Mrs. Breitenstcin, Mrs. Edward Quinn,
Mrs. Sherman Hickman Mrs. Herbert
Stiff
| A wedding of interest during the
week was that of Miss Marguerite
Ostrander and Ray Chapler, Wednes-
Mrs Carl Elliott. The ceremony was
performed at six o clock by Rev. Ell
lott, the ring service being used.s The
bride wore a pretty travelling suit of
black and waite with accessories to
match. Mrs Chapler is a graduate of
Salem high school and has held posi-
tion in the office of the State Indls.
trial Accident commission. She is a
daughter of Lrs. Margaret Ostrander
and is popular in musical and dramatic
circles. The groom is former Will
lamette University student and grad
uate of Stanford University. He was
one of the original members of the Ye
Liberty quartet and was prominent for
many years in various musical activ-
tiles of Salem. He is now employed in
the Santiam National Forest reserve
with headquarters in Albany. Follow
ing tine ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Chapler
left on the six.forty train for Albany,
where they will be at home to their
many friends at 226 West Fifth street
The guests at the wedding were: Mrs
Margaret Ostrander, Miss Nancy
Skaife, Stanley Ostrander and Miss
Vera Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Roy were pleasant
| ly surprised Monday evening at theiI
country home near Buena Vista on the
occasion of their linen wedding. Games
and music appropriate to the event con
tributed to the general fcstivity of the
evening. c. O, Epley, in the capacity
of toast master, presented the honor
guests with a number of linen pieces
the remembrances of friends and neigh
b0rs. Those present were;Mr. and Mrs
c. T. Roy, Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Epley
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Nye, Mr.. and Mrs
W. Byers. Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Farr
Mr. and Mrs. George Marlatt, Mr.. an,
Mrs. II. Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Roy and daughters, Lena and Helen
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Finley, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Gilbert Belknap, Mrs. Georg
Tnarp and daughter, Mabel, Foy,
Tharp, Mrs. Nicallson and son, Lloyd
Mrs. Wintermantle, Ethel Winterman
= tie, Walter Redmond, Nellie Tinley
, Miss Bogstrack, Henry Seaton, Mrs
Collins and son Charlie, Richard Fari
Welcome MeAlister, Buster Hampton
Helen Hampton, Lloyd Marlatt, Elt
Winter and Leland Epley,
, DR., and Mrs. f. +. Fisher nave rC
+. turned from short trip to Lewiston
' Idaho, where they attended the meetin
Of the Tri State Medical association
! They report thoroughly enjoyable tri
J, in evcryway as the meeting was one O
!. exceptional interest, not 10 mention tn
incidental pleasure derived from tn
trip itself,
e Mrs. Chancey Bishop is spendiu
a a the day in Portland.
u Announcement has been made of th
y approaching marriage of Miss Clar
D Hulsey, the daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
\ W. n. Hulscy, of Salem. of Merced, Ca
II iornia, to Raymond Hill. of Banhan
/, Texas. Both Miss llulsey and Mr.. Hi
are former Salem Young people aud we
y known in this vicinity. Miss Hulse
l. was actively identified with the Chris
; ian Endeavor of the Presbyteria
" churcn aud accompanied Rev and Mr.
T. II. T. Babcock TO California waen tn,
y went south two years ego. The we
Y ding will take place in Salem som
- time in the early winter
/ The small members OF the newly o
l' ganiyed Juvenile Dancing class we
s. given their first instruction this aftC
., noon in the world.old, but world.nc
y art, with range o. popularity datil
III from tho classic grace Of tao Gre,
> dance 20 the swing of the modern he
y tation. Mrs. Ralph White initiated q
y wee folk into the mysteries OF the
> tricate glides and steps, while gliste
=, ing patent leather slippers, brand ne
" u Tor the occasion, and challenging hi
- terfly hair ribbons were alike aquiv
with excitement Ahout SO small bell
~ and hcaux were present, under I
escort OF interested mothers wac sipp
punch and watched with eager eyes I
~ early efforts of the Juvenile dance
y toward ease and grace OF movemeI
= The hall was prcttily decorated al
~ pleasing music was furnished throug