Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-26
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= liams Dye plant. They will be domi
ciled at 5432 Kimbark avenue.
Several pretty affairs of an infor
NAL nature, complimenting the srlde
elect have marked the last week OF
Miss Boyer's stay in Salem. On Wed
nesday night, a number of Willamette
4 girls entertained Miss Boyer at a pref
tily appointed dinner, given at the
4 Dew-Drop Inn.
Friday night was chosen as the date
of a gay little shower, also honoring
the bride-elect, when a knitting club,
of which she is a member, serenaded
Miss Boyer at her home. Afterwards,
the serenaders flocked indoors where
varied array of both useful and pret-
ty remembranees were presented to the
honoree. The remainder of the evening
was passed with music.
Those participating in the gayeties
were: Miss Helen Pearce, Miss DOro-
thy Pearce, Miss Laura Bell, Miss
LYDIA Bell, Miss Laura Miles, Miss
Edith Scott, Miss Inez Goltra, Miss
Ada Miller, Miss Ila Clark, Miss Gen
evieve Avison.
The ''Potlatch Club" was delight
fully entertained on Wednesday night,
by Superintendent and Mrs. John Todd
at their home ON Bellevue avenue. The
table was daintily centered with clus
ter of primroses, embedded in deep,
green wood moss. Games of a varied
nature occupied the latter part of the
evening.
Monthly social meetings are enjoyed
by the Potlatch club, which will
gather in February at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Lee. Additional
guests on Wednesday were MIR. and
Mrs. E. A. Kurtz.
The members of the club are: DR.. |
and Mrs. B. l.. Sleeves, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Walter Winslow, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Z. |
Carrier, Mr.. and Mrs H. H Wander
wort, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Legg, Mr..
and Mrs. William Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Lee.
Mrs c. W. Beckett opened her home
on Thursday, to the Community Red
Cross auxiliary of the Wallace road,
who assembled at the Beckett homee
in the forenoon, and spent busy day
with their needles The making of frac
ture pillows was made the special work
of the day, and the total results of
their endeavors were most gratifying
to the workers.
Miss Fay Brant assisted Mrs. Beck
ett in serving coffee at the luncheon
hour. During the afternoon, Mrs. C. A.
Park talked to the auxiliary on the
subject of the Y. w. G. A. drive, being
conducted this week, its purpose, plans :
and needs. ses so
About twenty members of the Com.
1,,unifv ouviliorvs7 DrpSpnt
Little Ruthita Sue Hoffnell was the
center of a gay group of small folk on
wednesday W afternoon, when her sixth
birthday was charmingly observed at {
the home of her mother, Mrs. Edwin {
Hoffnell on D street. The crowning de- i
light Of birthdaydom a festal cake,
twinkling with full, half dozen pink {
candles centered the table. Miniature I
pink and white cakes, formed cunning c
favors at each cover, while pink eyela- /
men further emphasized the pink and a
while decorative scheme.
Mrs. George Watson and Mrs. j. I, /
Bailey assisted the hostess in serving I
the juvenile guests, who were: William i
McGilchrist, Helen Mangis, Jean Will l.
son, Josephine McGilchAst, Doris S
Clark, Robert Clark, Frances Bailey, 4
Jason Bailey, Ross Neil, Roberta Mills, \
Ila Mills, Julia Elvin, Freddy Joe \
Choate, Thomas Elvin and Robert \
Choate. T
A source of regret to their many g
Salem friends viii be the departure of 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Josse for Portland,
next Wednesday, where they will re- I
side permanently. Their home, 25l6 Il
State street, will be occupied by Mr.. c
and Mrs. William J. Chambers and c
daughter Miss Dorothy Chambers, who Il
heretofore have resided at their coun- K
try home, "Orevonia, near Newberg. IL
This family residence of the Cham e
bers win next week, welcome, the son h
Of Mr., and Mrs Chambers, l.. Reed Q
Chambers and his bride, formerly Miss h
Alice Mohn of Williamsport, Pennsyl N
Vania. Il
The bridegroom has been identified I
with his father in business interests in n
Salem, having gone east to claim his Z
bride. Miss Rachel Chambers of Read N
ng, Pennsylvania, the eldest daughter P
If the J. William Chambers, attended Z
he brother wedding. which occur B
ed at the residence of Mrs. Mary N
dohn. tG
A brother eff the bridegroom is d
George Frederick Chambers, whose ls
marriage to Miss May Steusloff of Sa- ~
EN-, was an event of last fall. The p
rides sister is Mrs. Ralph Chambers, %
he wife of the second son of the m