Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-04

the hulEnIS OF OOlutifDuS anu O<tuSH
ters of Isabella as the scene of their,
Columbus day dance, which will be Civ
en- ON Monday, October 18th. Plans are
being completed for the entire affair;
one of the best orehestras in the city
has been engaged and committee I'm
der the capable leadership of Miss Leo
ma Weidmer has charge of the deeorat-
ing.
One of the prettiest informal affairs
of the past week was the social eve
ming Thursday, at which Mrs. George
Miller and Mrs. s. o. Breckenridge
were joint hostesses. The affair was
held at the lovely home of Mrs. Miller
and the invitation list included all
those who assisted Secretary Lea in
his office during the state fair. !
An unique system of decorating was
carried out, the rooms being arranged
to represent the various departments
of which the young women were in
charge. such as the floral, art, needle
work, etc. An elaborate luncheon was
served, at which the separate courses
were announced through megaphone
in true "fair" style.
A pretty feature of the evening was
the presentation to Mrs. Miller, of a
cut glass fern dish by the guests.
The invited guests were Miss Opal
Mcdaniel, Miss Mildred Kaylor, Miss
Constance Kantner, Miss La Verne
Kantner, Miss Dolhe Smith, Miss Will
la Huckestein, Miss Gretta Richmond,
Miss Mary Chadwick, Mrs. Ella Will
son, Mrs. S. S. Leonard, Mrs. P. G.
Brown, Mrs. H. V. Mclean, Mrs. L. o.
Breckenridge, Mrs. George Miller.
A very pretty home wedding was
solemnizea at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Fliflet, Turner, Thursday eve
ming, when their youngest daughter
Cara, became the bride of William
Massey, the Rev. Mickey officiating
The bride was prettily attired in q
gown of blue satin, and carried bou
guet of white rosebuds and sweet peas
She was attended by an old school
mate, Miss Sybil Peetz, and Victor
Fliflet, brother of the bride, acted as
best man. After the ceremony dain
ty wedding supper was served to about
80 guests. The bride is charming
young woman of Turner, the bride
groom formerly resided in Turner but
is now connected with the Southern
Pacific at Falls City, where the hap
py couple will reside after a months
trip to different cities in southern Ore
gon.
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| The state convention of the Oregon
w. G. T. U. will meet in Ashland Octo
ber s, 8, 10. A most elaborate program
is being compiled with a picture o.
Lithia park, contributed by the Ash
land Commercial club, adorning th'
cover. The meetings will be held il
the First Presbyterian church. Th,
morning sessions will be devoted Il
| business.
/ Wednesday will be welcome night
with greetings from G.. B. Lambsin
mayor; Rev. d. d. Edwards, Professo
Briseoe of the public schools, Mrs. c
b. Lambkin for the federated clubs
and DR.. Keeney-Ferris for the w. G.. 7
| U. Mrs. G. L. Buland Of Portland will
make the response.
Music will be furnished by Tilton
orchestra, malc and mixed quartets
and the soloists will be Mrs. Esthe
Ashcraft and Mrs. Hockett.
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OF MISS Joy turner recently gave
very interesting n,usieae az Miss au,
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vocal pupil OF MISS i'ena Dehe Tartar
gave sohe pleasing songs III 'adaitio
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