Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-23
SOCIETY
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10 Salem for the fair next week and
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs John
H. Mimic.
Mrs. Edwin L. Baker will have visit
irc her next week Mrs. Ralph Watson
of Portland.
Mrs. Jesse Evans Flanders (Lilliani
Metchan) of Portland is sthe house
guest guest of ner sister, Mrs. l.. F.
Griffith.
The Hotel Marion dinner dances will
be resumed Friday evening, October
the eighth and will be held every two I
weeks throughout the season.
Society is rejoicing at this announce
ment, as these dances are boon TO
those who do great deal of entertain
ing.
The Booth string orchestra will again
furnish the music for the festivities
and a gay season is predicted by the
dancing contingent.
Mrs. Matilda Jones of Eugene is Wis
iting at the home of her son and daugh-
ter,in-law, Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Hughes have
as their guests. Mr. Hughes brother
er.in.law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. |
Carter of Portland, who motored to Sa-
lem for a short visit.
An item which may prove of great
interest to lovers of the latest in ball
room dancers in Salem society was
taken from the New York Telegraph,
and is as follows:
1.-THE latest novelty in ballroom skill
called tae 1.-TWO two which comes
from the National Association of Dan
cling Masters convention in Chicago
and is heralded as the terpsichorean
white hope, will find a cold welcome
among the teachers who teach in New
York according TO the advance infor
nation of those who will attend the
convention here of the American So
ciatv ne the Professors of Dancing
en- by Mrs. J. n. Nichols and Mrs. D.
York teachers will reject all of the new
dances that are being offered for pub
lie consumption in Chicago, and will
cling TO the simple steps of the fox trot
and one step
'N1rs Frank NJ Brown returned Tues.
dav from Orenco. Oregon, where she has
heep visiting Mrs. p. #. Goodin. Dur
inp fair week Mrs Brown will enter
tain as her guest, Mrs. Lulu Il. Herren
The marriage of Miss Lena Matten
"a ron,os n Iouderbaek of Howell
pno;n;o Ino LII tatn Mace sunday after
roor az D n clock at the country home
y l. lIatten three miles east of town,
Rev, +. r. Porter officiating.
The color scheme will be pink and
n.h;ta ne aUd e~ tha bonse will he decorated
M i.t rmS 4;tias Of as;ers effectively
orraroed in baskets.
The brides sister, Miss Alta Matten,
NJ portIand will attend Mr.. Lauder
Saol,
'".I' IL. soror+v fivo close friends and
,oia.;yas bove bcen asked TO the cere-
roa,v
Aftar q short wedding trip the cou-
,,a win make their acme near Dails,
wbere Mr. Iauderback is engaged in
farming.
Mr. and Mrs A. c. Marsters of Rose
h,,rg have arrived in Salem for tle
stafe fair Mr.. Marsters wno is prom
inent banker is member of the state
'''-
rrn,her of friends of Miss Pru-
danco BRINK gathered at her home on
os@I Stote street. Thursday evening to
rart;cipate -a in an enjoyable surprise
p"rtv piyen her on the occasion Of her
hirt5dawv 5d ~ anniversary. Games were
nIaved during the evening and at a
Iote bour toe party closed with dainty
rsfreebments, "f
Tbe Guests were: Mrs. Myrtle Ross,
Nrrs Niles Edwards, Miss Zoe Olmsted,
Miss Mis- virginia Knowland, Miss Mildred
Rrnnk % and Miss Beulah Hill.
s*
About sixty Young women of the
willamette University enjoyed hike
Tanrsdav evening to the banks of the
Willamette river in Polk county. The
nartv was ehaperoned by Professor and
Mrs Mrs Gustave Ebsen, Mrs. William +.
KirE and Miss Junia Todd. After-an
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