Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-21

ley win make their home in Oregon
City.
Trlliums and daffodils lent a pretty
setting for a party given Wednesday
evening in honor Of Miss Marie Hol-
comb whose marriage TO Lawrence Sim
mons will be an event of the near fu-
ture. The members OF the Young Peo-
pies Bible class of the First Congrega-
tional church planned the affair which
was given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John Bayne on Bellevue street.
! Various games were played during
the evening of which a mock wedding
proved the most interesting, dainty
repast closed the gayeties.
/ In the dining room a yellow color
scheme was carried out in the decOra
tions and appointments. Yellow shaded
candles adorned the table and pretty
place cards marRed the places.
At the refreshment hour Miss Gar
rison, president of the class, presented
the honoree with dainty trimmed bas-
ket of china.
Those hidden were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bayne, Mr.. and Mrs. James FL
vim, Miss Marie Holcomb, Miss Adelta
iNye, Miss Jessie Holcomb, Miss Ag-
ines Bayne, Miss Teresa Fowle, Mrs
DIR. Ross, Miss Grace McGregor. Miss
, Ruby Wilson, Miss Edna Canning, Miss
Ruby Rotzien, Miss Bertha Clark, Miss
Bernice Clark, Miss Edna Thompson,
Miss Margaret Garrison, Miss Jean Me-
Gregor.
The members of the Jolly Neighbors
; club enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs,
, Davis Reese on Wednesday afternoon,
! when she entertained informally at her
! home on the Jefferson road.
The afternoon was pleasantly passed
with needle work and an animal con-
! test in which Mrs. j. B. Hawthorne won
o the first prize and Mrs. f. H. Prothero
p the second.
/, Later the hostess served dainty re-
!, past and was assisted by Miss Florence
, lMcCleery
, Those present were: Mrs. H. J.
, Boock, Mrs. j. B. Hawthorne, Mrs
, John Fisher, Mrs. Davis Rees and son
Reignald Mrs. w. l.. Hatch and son
Donald, Mrs. c. H. LOOMS, Mrs. M. II
!, Utter, Mrs. f. H. Prothero, Mrs. L. J,
i Lounds and daughter Katherin, Miss
: Florence McCleery, Miss Alta MeClee
Try, Alvin McCleery.
! The Raphaterians, sewing club com
y posed of matrons who have attended
!; Willamette University, met Thursday
!, afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. E
/ Bates on East Center street.
The rooms were beautifully deeorat
ed with spring flowers and bright clus
c ters of scarlet geraniums. The after
>. noon was spent in chatting and sewing
+. after which a dainty luncheon was
served by the hostess assisted by Mrs
- Ray Smith.
:. The club decided to form Rapha
n terian auxiliary of the Red Cross so
h ciety and in the future the club viii
meet regularly to sew for the Red Gross
To bid good bye to Mrs Mary Carl
" son, who left Friday for her home IL
= Iowa after an extended visit in Salem
y about 20 Of her friends gathered at th
4 home of her mother, Mrs. j. +. Fahey
,e Thursday night.
II The affair was a surprise to the hon
o. or guest and the evening was devote
TO $500"
A Later refreshments were serNeu'
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The members of the Ladies Aid Sc
in ciety of the Englewood United Brett
n ren church remembered Rev. Bertha N
- Peoples, their former pastor, with
miscellaneous shower Friday Afternoon
,n This was particularly to honor tn
s. baby who has been named Esther. Th
"a ladies took everything for daint
u lunch which was served by Mrs. Alic
Rawson and Miss Alberta Hale.
Those present were Mrs. Manerv
g Rowe, president of the society; Mrs
# P Hale, Mrs. Alice Rawson, Mrs. /
81 B. Richmond, Mrs. kittie Corrent
s. Mrs. Hannah Yarnell, Mrs. Sarah Gu
& ter, Miss Alberta Hale and Mrs. Lon
s. and Mrs. Marsin of Falls City.
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