Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-13
ALINE THOMPSON

In honor Of the anniversary of her
husbands birthday Mrs. Paul Hauser
entertained Friday evening with an at
tractive stag dinner.
The table was centered with an ar
tistic array of red peonies and covers
marked places for DR.. Roy Byrd, G. b.
Webb, James Chinook, Lloyd Hauser,
RoscO Shelton, Paul Rasmussen, Ken
meth Brown and the host Later the
party was augmented by the women
who were asked for an evening of five
hundred, Mrs. Hauser was assisted by
Mrs. Lloyd Hauser.
Amid an array of pretty spring bios
SONS, Mipss Ada Dayton became the
bride of Reverend John Robertson of
Moro, Oregon, at six thirty O'Clock
Wednesday at the home of her mother
Mrs H. Dayton.
Rev Carl II. Elliott of the First
Presbyterian church officiating. Miss
Dayton s wedding though a simple af-
fair was very charming. A bower of
white clematis and pink tulle formed
an effective foil for the bridal party.
The bride wore gown of white lin
gerie and carried a bouquet of cream
roses. Miss Alma Phole was maid
of nonOr and her gown was a delicate
pink lingerie and she carried pink car
nations. Little Barbara Dayton of
Astoria, niece of the bride, preceded
the bridal party carrying the ring in
a lovely rose.
DR.. Floyd B. Dayton of Portland
acted as best man. Mrs. Charles Me
Allister of Portland sang 81 Love
You Truly" and Miss Maude Mccoy
played Mendelsshon s wedding march.
Following the ceremony a buffet we'd
ding supper was served.
The table was adorned with pink
sweet peas and pink tulb. Assisting
in the dining room were, Mrs. j. w.
Lewis, Mrs. A. j. Dayton of Astoria,
and Miss Della Hagon.
The bride s bouquet which was fash
ioned in three parts contained the
dime, the thimble and the ring and
was caught by Miss Margaret Putnam,
Miss Anna Phole and Miss Bessie
Shinn.
Rey. and Mrs. Robertson left on a
wedding trip to Portland. They will
be at home to their friends in Moro
after June first.
Among the out of town guests at
the wedding were: DR.. and Mrs. A. j.
Dayton and daughter Barbara of AS
toria, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McAllis-
ter and children Of Portland, DR..
Floyd B. Dayton of Portland, Mrs.
Norman Courtney of Mazaltan, Mexi.
co, and Miss Edna Pury Of 0renco.
Miss Caroline Dick and Miss Mar
.iorie Kay went to Eugene Thursday
to attend the junior week end festivi.
ties at the university. While in Eu-
gene they will be guests at tde Gamma
Phi Beta Sorority honse g
1t has been a happy week for the
dance-loving set, and Friday evening
again found a thrOng of society folk
whirling merrily at the Hotel Marion
dinner dance.
The tables surrounded by various
vivacious groups of maids, and matrons
in brilliant sports clothes and sweaters
with their escorts, made pleasing and
colorful ensemble.
Among the hosts were Mr., and Mrs.
William Burghardt, Jr., whose guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs Chauneey Bishop,
Mr.. and Mrs, Asahel Bush, Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Young of Albany, and Mrs.
George Palmer Putnam.
Miss Ellen Thelsen, Miss Hazel
Downing, Carl Gabrielson, Ereel Kay
and James Young entertlined a party
Of the younger set including; Miss Rita
Steiner Miss Catherine Carson, Miss
Elizabeth Lord, Miss Margery Marvin,
Miss Jennie Fry, Miss Ida Simmons
Miss Esther Carson, Miss Grace Bean,
Miss Ellen Thielsen Miss Aline ThOmp,
son, Laurence Hofer, Albert Egan
Daniel j. Fry, Jr., Leland Hendricks,