Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-19

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the Methodist church, on Wednesday
at their home on Court street.
An informal musical program was
enjoyed by the guests including solos
by Frank S. Barton and Alfred
Schramm. Several piano selections by
Mrs. Alfred Schramm, also contribut-
ed to the pleasure of the evening. Mrs
Walton was assisted in serving by Mrs.
r. d. Barton.
Mrs. George E. Sehaefer was hos
tess for he Monday Afternoon
Bridge club this week at her residence
on South Twelfth street. Indications
of the early arrival of spring, were ev-
for the most part, Of clusters of the
delicate Towering ounce.
Three tables of bridge were made
up for the players. Additional guests
for the afternoon were Mrs. john Pol
lock and Mrs. Florence Irwin.
Miss Inez Goltra was charming
hostess. at her home on Court street
last evening, when she entertained a
group of girls, who were bidden for
an evening of knitting and general
merriment
They were: Miss Dorothy Pearce,
Miss Helen Pearce, Miss Laura Bell,
Miss LYDIA Bell, Miss Gertrude Eakin,
Miss Lyra Miles, Miss Ada Miller,
Miss Genevieve Avison, Miss Inez
Goltra, Miss Eva Scott, Miss Louise
Benson. Miss Harriet Rigdon was an
additional guest
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. h.
Scott, 1000 Leslie street, was the scene
of quiet home wedding Wednesday
afternoon, when their daughter, Miss
Hazel E. Scott and Walter R. Adrian
were married, the ceremony taking
place at three o clock Rev. T. B. Ford
officiating.
The nuptial vows were read amid
bower of greenery, the bride carrying
pink and white carnations. hrs, Ad-
rian is we'll known in Salem having
practiced her profession of nursing
here for some time after graduating
from the st. Vincent s hospital in
Portland For the past year she has
had charge of the hospital at Spring
field, Oregon.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. 0. E. Adrian of Eugene. The
bridal couple will make their home in
Springfield, where Mr.. Adrian is con-
nected with local garage.
Among the friends and relatives
present at the wedding we're: Mrs. ..
Z, Adrian, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Adrian
of Eugene, Mrs Fred Butchel, Miss
Florence Cauthorne and Miss Esther
Englebart.
merry Thursday evening at a party
home on Chemeketa street. Games and
music combined to form a pleasurable
eveninr which closed with the singing
OF college songs Miss Beatrice Wal
ton assisted Miss DeLong in the serv-
ing of dainty refreshments.
Those present were: Miss Marie
Briggs, Miss Muriel Sleeves, Miss
Charlotte Croisan, Miss Marjorie Min
ton, Miss Mildred Howorth, Miss Eve.
lyn Gordon, Miss Hortense Harold,
Miss Fay Perringer, Miss Mildred
Garrett, Miss Beatrice Walton, Loren
Bazler, Lester Day, Russell Roiey, Al
vim Corner, Carl Flegel, Ralph Thom-
as, Archie Smith, Gus Anderson, Ed
win SoeolOfsky, Roscoe Clark.
The fiftieth wedding anniversary of
Mr., and Mrs. Philo Steward was cele-
brated at the home of their son, Mil
ton Steward, on the Garden road,
Wednesday afternoon.
A token cf the esteem in which the
couple is held, was presented to them
in the shape of gold brooch for Mrs.
Steward and a gold watch fob for Mr..
Steward, and a rocking chair for both
of thIn.
The guests of honor entertained
their friends with an account of their
wedding day fifty years ago. The serv-
ing OF refreshments followed
Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
Philo Steward and grandson Ken
meth, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Steward
and three children, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Simpson, Mr., and Mrs. Frank Ricket.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Komrad, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. F. Lansing, Mr.. and Mrs. r. |
+, Bradford, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bish- !
op, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kostenborder, |
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Springer and small
son, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Ellison. Mrs.
Ethel Wilson, Mrs. Kate Rasmussen. !
Mrs. George Cavanaugh, Mrs. Henry |
Savage, Mrs. John Norren, Mrs. Frank |
Gripentrog, Mrs Matt Gleeson, Mrs.
Jac kuekleberg, Mrs. Nellie Banta, /
Mrs. Ed Young, Ollie Kostenborder and |
the Misses Ida Simpson, Edna Kosten- I
border and Annie Gleeson.
Mrs. Arthur F. MeClain (Glvde B. I
dardner) was the motif of a merry. I
shower on Wednesday /
evening, when a number of friends I
surprised the bride of a week at the
home of her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Il.
Z, Gardner on North Liberty street.
Among those giving the shower were
Miss Leo Morris, Mrs. l.. Morris. /
Miss Ruth Needham, Miss Anna Lof
tus, Miss Bessie Edwards, Miss Jessie /
Edwards, Miss yessamine >ompkins. il
Miss Mable Gardner, Miss f. avery. h
Mrs. Carl Veatch.
Mrs. Nattie Skeltbn is visiting /
friends and relatives in Salem. being K
. guest, at present, of Mrs. Llovd /
Weeks. She win also spend some time
With relatives in silyertOn.
Mrs John A. Keating was unani. I
nously elected regent Of Multnomah Il
'hapter, Daughters of American Rev Ii
tNnaMm