Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-03
By ALINn THOMpsoN

informal afternoon of sewing on Thurs
day
Eight guests shared the hospitality
of the hostess and the afternoon was
closed with delightful refreshments.
Yellow spring blossoms were effect
lively used about the rooms.
A delightful and interesting home
recital was given several days ago by
the pupils of Miss Laura Grant.
The affair called together a number
Of parents and interested friends of
the youthful performers, and the num-
bers were all played by memory which
is quite feat in itself.
The programme included: "Pretty
Eyes, " (Martainz) Ronald Frizzell and
Miss Grant; Bird of Paradise" (Stra-,
bbogg) Miss Pauline .Knowland; ''The
Bellies " (Mathews) Miss Rosalind
Hall; Morning Prayer" (Strobbogg)
Miss Wanetta Thompson; "Minuette
in G' (Beethoven) Donald Schaupp
and Chester Kurtz; "Daneing on the
Lawn (H. Reed) Paul Lee; song,
Naughty" (Floy Z. Bartlett sung
by Robert Bishop; Happy Moments .
(Sr. st. Joseph) Miss Ruth Buchner;
First Waltz (Schmoll) Miss Rosalia
Jones; "Ardath" &C. r. Morrison)
"Village Festival (Loeshom) Miss
Marie Harold; Dreaming of School
(H. Reed) Urlin Page; "The Swallow
(Schiller) Miss Evelyn johnson;
:" Childish Glee' (Sr of ST. Joseph
Deryl Myers; "'Angels Dream .
(Lange) Cecil Deacon; Installation
March (RockwelD Miss Mabel Shep-
herd and Miss Grant; Southern Med
ley" (Stephen Foster) Sabbath
Chimes y Miss Elya Amsler.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Richmond at 1880 North 4th street,
was the scene of very pretty wedding
on Wednesday evening, February %,
at s clock, when their daughter, Miss
Eleanor May Richmond, became the
bride of Raymond Titus.
About eighty-five of the relatives
and friends of the bride and groom
were in attendance.
The house was tastefully decorated
with ivy, smilax, fern and daffodils.
In one corner of the living room there
was bower of ivy and fern In the
center and back of which was huge
heart of yellow daffodils tied with a
lover s knot and a beautiful white lily
Preceding the ceremony Miss Edna
Clark sang "Believe Me. = Mrs +. 0.
Shepherd played the Bridal Chorus
from Lohengrin and Rev. f. G.. Holt
of the Baptist church performed the
ceremony Miss Alberta Hale was
bridesmaid and Merrill Richmond act
ed as best man.
The bride wore simple gown Of
cream nuns yelling Following the
ceremony wedding collation. was sery-
| ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Titus will make their
home on ranch about six miles south
of Salem.
The Jolly Neighbors club composed
of women living on the jefferson road
was entertained recently at the home
of Mrs. John Fisher.
The early hours were passed with
fancy work, after which a dainty re-
past was served Miss Carrie Graben
horst assisted the hostess in the serve
ing
Those present were, Mrs. John Fish
er, Mrs Davis Reese, Mrs +. II. Loom
is, Mrs. w. L. Hatch and son Donald,
Mrs. NJ H. Utter, Mrs f. H. Prothero,
Mrs l.. j. Lownds and daughters Kath |
rim and Alice, Mrs j. e. Crothers, Miss
Carrie Grabenhorst.
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Arrangements are being made by
Company NJ, o. n. G.. for a jitney
dance to be given at the armory on
Saturday night March the seventeenth.
Mrs. Dudley Gibson entertained the
members of the Sweet Briar club at
her home on the Wallace road, Wednes-
day afternoon. Fifteen members of the
club gathered for the afternoon which
was devoted TO sewing for Miss Helen
Taylor, whose house was recently burn
ed.
Assisting the hostess in the serving
were Miss Patty Olinger and Miss
Blanche Gibson.
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