Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-16

of the BRIDES girl friends including,
Miss Barbara Steiner, Miss Carolyn
Dick and the Misses Ada and Laura
Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shisler have gone to
Eugene to pass the summer and upon
their return will make their home in
st. Helens, Oregon, where Mr.. Shisler
has position as teacher.
The out of town guests attending the
welding were Mrs Shisler's parents
and children, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Krausse and son Paul, Krausse, of Port
land, and Mr.. Shisler IS parents and rel
atives, Mr.. and Mrs r. C. Shisler, Mr.
and Mrs, Milo G. Shisler and Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph f. Shisler of Harrisburg
1t is with much regret that Salem
friends of the Charles i. Dick family
have learned of their intended depar-
ture for Portland
The Mason Ehrman & Company with
whom Mr.. Dick has long been assoeiat-
ed has transferred him to Portland,
and it is for this reason that they are
leaving Salem.
Although their plans are as yet in
definite, Mrs. Dick and the girls do
not expect to join Mr.. Dick in Portland
until fall, much to the delight of their
friends.
One of the most delightful and in
teresting functions of the week was
the large reception for which President
Monday night, in honor of the seniors
nf tba w 20 TTnix-apcifx-
Receiving with President and Mrs.
Doney were Mrs. NJ. c. Findley who
introduced the guests, DR.. and Mrs.
Sleeves and Miss Junia Todd.
The residence, decked with baskets
of fragrant roses and green's effective
ly arranged in the various rooms and
halls was thronged with prettily gown
ed women and their escorts.
Over 200 guests including the alum |
nj, seniors, trustees, faculty, students |
and friends attended the affair.
The floral decorations throughout the |
entire house were most artistic, and I
were arranged by the members of the
sophomore class
In the dining room the artistieally |
table was adorned with !
crystal bowl of La France roses, and I
pink shaded candles Smilax was ar
ranged about the chandelier, which was
tied with bows of pink nlle.
Presiding over the table were Mrs.
Thomas B. Kay, Mrs f. I. Barnes,
Mrs. c. p. Bishop and Mrs. r. S. Wal
lace.
The Young women assisting in the
serving included the members of the
Junior class.
Assisting about the rooms were Mrs.
George H. Alden, Mrs. Alice H. Dodd. 4
Mrs. Frank w. Chaee, Mrs. Gustav
Ebsen, Mrs. William E. Kirk, Mrs. Alice
Richards, Mrs 4. A. Hancock and
Mrs. Staffer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chameev Bishop went
% Portland Thursday, accompanying
ur and Mrs. Percy Young of Albany,
who motoled down for the Rose Festi-
al and the Cherrian dinner dance at
he Hotel Multnomah.
They returned late last night, stop
ing on their way home at the Tualatin I
'onntry club for few games of golf I
nd diniSr.
Miss Helene Schober, the charming q
ttic Seattle syirl, who has been the
ousc guest of her sister, Mrs. David
Z, Eyre, for several months, returned
ome Thursday.
She was accompanied as far as Port I
md by the Eyres who motored down r
ar the Rose Festival p
During her visit in Salem Miss Seho.
er made many friends, all OF whom re I
ret her departure. n
d
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Livesley and a
lildren motored 70 Portland early in ?
le week, returning yesterday. lW
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