Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-23
-HE ibeautiful residence 81 Mr.. and

tion last evening, cemmemorating tn,
silver wedding anniversary. Of Rev
and Mrs. B. Elmer Pemberton, the for
mer being pastor of the South Saleu
F'riends church. The spacious rooma
were artistieally decorated with 8
wealth of flowers, pale yellow ans
white being used as a color scheme
The affair was under the direction Of
the church social committee.
In the receiving line were Mr.. anG
Mrs. B. c. Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A
Elliott and DR.. and Mrs. Pemberton
Following a well rendered program
the guests repaired to the wide veran
da, hung with multi-colored Japanese
lanterns, where stereopticon slides were
ing carried on by the Friends church
in France. A delicious luncheon was
then served, at which the hostess was
assisted by Marion Drager, Catherine
IPugh, Mrs. DR.. Miller, Hazel Keeler,
Catherine Pemberton and Eva and
llLyra Miles. The ices, in which the col
or scheme of yellow and white was
further developed, were cut by Mrs.
Irene Cunningham and Miss Sophia
Townsend.
was Inc renewal OIL tne marriage vows
according 70 me Friends ceremony
hhother outstanding feature was .the
presentation TO lne guests OF honor
sinail evergreen Tree, ornamenied Win
siiver dolars. MRS. II. a. Eihott pre-
sehted the get ana gave snort ad.
aTess OF appreciation or the work OF
~. ana Mrs. Femperton IN the parish.
among tne elgnty guests VINO az.
lenaeu tne reception were reverend
ana MRS. Hadley Or me Rosedaie
rriehas c1ufch, heserend Lee OF hlgh-
,aha ana Heverend Wehs, pastor OF tne
Nazafene church.7
M
Honoring the twenty first birthday
anniversary of her son, Frank, Mrs.
W. w. Rosebraugh entertained q few
friends yesterday evening. The guests
were veterans of the world war and
were members of Company M. Asbirth-
day cake with twenty one candles was
ehJoyaoie evening. among the gnests
y Mere nay A,terpury, LION MANUAL anu
iiehoert iayior' rg.
:, A pretty wedding was solemnized
tuesday morning when Miss Lena =
Medley became the bride OF Walter II.
. o'o At '9ouan Jill; oialsn ae.n. s'lee'. ~neserenu ~
~ ..h;.I - eu , a, 'ho ecie
80 - "sn e sooA piase ~ sne PleHsnco ny
~ my iew .;s','i i.'i,a'e iienus' 4c
,paae np.. was peausiluiiy aii uecoIateu, an
ao1aase ',oaa ha;s :. PnA anu we wn''e , swee'
pssaa. III ussa .a;,: as 'ns - ~, ua.ny
uniso. ,nas m.n .ranns iIins. ines1plIuo
go, 80 aiss - Sn seos..S
49," t"'o pm no "oio "s'o
.uscpu"s - nei na, anu carrieu
sno"er Doulue, MI ~ prlues roses.
vas un"'se"ueu NY s"es1 ,is1 ihciuu,
paha.s D. " oei, !" Ss.,, nAss uionTc ,s
N Aio. MS. n
X known n salam ana have q w;da ~.
cle of friends
~. ~, :, u -
lhrs' laui ~ a. shauscl WIZ ensertaln
l tno soolai NM - 'ns Eas'eih Ttal ~
- noa1 Aaesuay ai.ei ioun Vu ilus'css ~ 49,,
In =, aM anc meeting are MS onarics
sn' G.es' nI. T. ~. nv mis' nary
sa, tnes, Mlss .N'aty unauwicAs rs'
'""uue 4"e'''y anu Mfs' iiauser'
The Woman 3 Relief Corps Aid So
elety met at the home of Mrs. Laura
M Adams 245 street. last Thurs
day and passed most enjoyable af-
ternoon. Comrade Thomas Remington,
who was celebrating his birthday an
niversary, was given post card show
er IN honor of the event. delicious
luncheon was served during the re,
freshment hour. Assistant hostesses OF
the day were Mrs: w. j.. Entrees, Mrs.
Mary Fox. Mrs. Marie F'ollrlch, Miss
Mary lFollrleh, Mrs Ella F1shburn and
Mrs. Vena Foster. About 20 were pres
en-.
A telegram has been received from
Dir. Esther Clayson Lovejoy, now in |
New York, that Oregon is the only |
state in the union which has not rails
ed its quota for the work of the Amer
lean Woman IS hospitals in devastated
France. The quota amounts to but 49,,
300, and the sum will undoubtedly be
raised within the next ten days.
In her telegram DR.. Esther Lovejoy
explains that while, through military
npepssitv hosnitals were mnintainad