Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-06

A congenial group of married folk,
who make up the Clutch treat dinner
motored out to the Fred 4.
Legg ranch on the Jefferson road last
Sunday after church to be guests at
the dinner for which Mr.. and Mrs.
Legg were hosts.
The affair was the first of a series
of informal dinners, which were enjoy
ed by the members of this club last
season.
An artistic array of asters conferred
the table. The guests numbered about
20.
The Slater family formerly lived in
Salem, and while here Miss Slater d.
vided her time between her girl friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben P. Boise and
Mrs. Boise s. A&other, Mrs. M. E. Brey-
man, are sojoufning at the family sum
mer place in Seal Rocks and will be
away for a week or So,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Elliott motored to
N~ewberg today, and will go on to Port
land tomorrow to pass the week end
with their relatives the Drew P. and
O. L. Price families.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott had
as their guests, President Pennington
and Professor Perisho Of Pacific col
lege, who were here for a committee
meeting of the Friends church on re-
construction work in northern France
and Belgium, sad
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas G. Smith, Jr.,
and son., malcolm Smith, will motor to
Portland tomorrow to spend the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. Howard Drake.
They will be accompanied home by
Mrs. Smith S mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Goff,
who has been visiting the brakes for
q few weeks.
Among the young girls who will
leave tomorrow for Corvallis to re-
their studies at the Oregon Aga
ricultural college are: Miss Irene Cur.
tbs, Miss Genevieve Frazier, Miss Dor
othy Buckner and Miss Gertrude East.
Mrs. William H. Daney who has been
spending a few days in Portland with
her mother, Mrs. NJ. J. Creighton, will
be home early in the week.
Mrs. Charles H. Fisher left yesterday
for Chehalis, Washington, where she
will spend a week or more visiting her
Mrs. E, McBroom.
MI. and Mrs. Frank J.. Miller left
for a s%ojourn in Washington,
D. c..
They will be away for several weeks
returning to Salem early in November.
a quiet home wedding was solemn
lied on Thursday afternoon when Miss
Jennie HOLSTER became the bride of
Edard Huffman of Jefferson
at the residence of her father, M. Hol-
on Saginaw street.
Rev. f. 7. Porter officiated and the
ceremony was attended only by the i'm
mediate family.
The bride wore a BECOMING tailleur
of purple with hat and accessories to
and q eorsage of roses and lacey
Before the ceremony Mrs. Ira
cy Hatch ruth Hollister) a sister of
the bride, san 81 love you truly
Miss Roberta Morton played the
wedding march and also during the
ceremony.
The house was aglow with a profu-
sion of fragrant flowers. The living
room was decked with roses and the
fire place was banked with Oregon
grape, making an effective background
for the ceremony. In the dining room
yellow blossoms we're used to adorn
the table. Following the ceremony a
luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huffman left for a
few days motor trip and upon their
viii make their home near JEFF
ferson, where the groom has a large
ranch.
Miss Lillian Slater. daughter of
and Mrs w. 7. Slater, who has
been passing a couple of weeks in Sa-
returned to her home in Portland
Mrs s Jessup of Boise, Idaho, who
is spending some time in Salem, has
gone to Portland for a visit.