Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-29

their husbands included: Mr.. and Mrs
EC. c. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 5.
Roland, Miss Pearl Morse, Miss Myrtle
I Shipp and Miss Genevive Barbour
Over one hundred dainty rosy
checked little maids of the duvcnile
Artisans will give a "May Day I'etc"
at the Grand theatre Saturday after
noon and evening, May the thirteenth.
Mrs. Ralph White is directing the
youthful performers, who will have
Miss Verna Cooder as their May
Queen. Little jeanette Sykes will be
featured in a charming butterfly song
and dance assisted by ten little butter
/ flies.
Miss Mona Sehaum will give an ar
tistic Spanish dance, assisted by four
I teen little maids in Spanish costumes.
/ Miss Elva Macyle Hunter will be heard
in special song number. Miss Mar
garet White Salem IS talented and ar
tistic young danseuse, will give several
solo dances. A feature of this delight.
/ full entertainment will be the musical
concert preceding the performance by
the Artisan juvenile band of Portland,
y
Mrs. John Dubuis entertained the
North Salem Woman s club at her res
idenee Wednesday afternoon. The af.
ternoOn was made especially interesting
by an address given by Mrs Edith T.
Wetherred on "Civie Pride and I'M
provement' and by Miss Marguerite
Flower who charmed the guests with
her solos. During the business session
Mrs. H. W. Elgin was appointed chair.
man of the committee to take charge
of the booth at the fair ground for the
Cherry fair and an ice cream and straw
berry festival was planned to take
place at Mrs. F. L. Purvines. The club
also decided to give an out DIOR play
during the Cherry fair, when will be
under the direction of Mrs. E. D. Lamb.
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! An interesting event of the week
in embdom, was the meeting of the
Woman's Marion county Republican
club, in the council chamber of the
City hall last evening. The room which
was bower of dogwood was thronged
WITH women and men. Mrs. Helen
Southwiek, president of the club, pre-
sided.
A delightful feature of the affair
was tine music by the Epley quartet
The quartet opened the programme
with Amrica" followed by a solo
by DIR. Epley. Frank Davey gave an
interesting address during the evening
on "The Historv and Principal of the
Republican Party" The personnel of
the committee in charge of the meet.
ing was Mrs. c. P. Bishop, Mrs. George
Burnett and Mrs. Ida Babcock.
Amid fragrant array Of spring
blossoms Mrs. Norma Leffingwell be,
came the bride of George Edward Ter
williger at the home of the groom on
|, Thursday evening at eight-thirty
O'Clock. Rev. Robert Gill, of the
Episcopal church read the services. 1t
was pink and white wedding, qulnti-
ties of fragrant carnations and lilacs
forming an effective foil and setting
for the bridal party The bride Is gown
was of pink and white chiffon and she
carried a nuge boquet of lovely pink
and white carnations combined with
ferns Her attendants were Mrs Mar
garet f, Hawley of Portland, who was
/ matron of honor, and Miss Selma
Kumron, bridesmaid.
The bridal party was preceded by
sixteen members of the Artisan drill
team who formed an aisle and an arch
with wands tied with pink ribbons
Stoudenmeyers orchestra furnished the
wedding music and also played 81
Love You Truly after the ceremony.
Mrs, W. o. Asseln and Mrs John Far.
rar assisted in the rooms, and the lit
tie Misses Margaret Assem- and Ruth
Cook acted as pages
Mrs. Virgil L.Lloyd (Winona Savage)
I entertained several school day 3hums
at an Easter dinner in honor of the
first anniNel(ary of her baby son,
Lawrence Henry Lloyd. The table was
prettily appointed and in harmony with
the season. A huge birthday cake
adorned with one candle centered the
table around which we're seated Miss
Murah Hatch of Albany, Miss Joy
Turner, Mrs. Frieda Spitzhbart Miss
Ellen Savage, Mrs. II. H. Savage and
tne hostess.
Mrs. Charles Fisher has gone to
Portland for several days visit. Mr.
Fisher will join Mrs Fisher for the
weekend.
A series of charming musical rccitals
win be given by the pupils Of Miss
Elma Weller, the first of which will
be Tuesday evening May first The
programme for this evening Of music
Will include numbers by three gradu.
ates of Miss Weller who are the Misses
Marie Rostein, Dorothy Eseh and Ruth
Page, These young artists will be as,
sisted by Miss Grace Babcock, who
viii give reading and Miss Lois
Watt a charming singer of Portland
who has q lovely soprano voice
On My the ninth "Pecr Gynt' a
I dramatic prose reading arranged from
1.-THE fanous drama b. Hendrix lbsen
will be given with musical accom-.
j taniment by Edward Grieg. Miss
! Weller and the pupils will be assisted
by Mrs Richard Cartwright, reader,
Mrs. Jean Miller Rain. contralto, aad
Miss Mary Schultz, violin
On May sixth another recital will he
: given by the advanced pupils the