Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-21

Mrs William H. Lytle is a PeHdle
ten visitor, being the guest Of her sis
i ters-in'law, Mrs. David hin and Mrs
/ James Hill, and is the recipient d
saany social compliments while thers
The PeRdletOn East Oregoniau he's ths
following to say Of reception tender
ed her last Monday:
Dorothy Perkins rose branches YES
terday combined their artistic foliage
and clusters Of pink blossoms with
sprays Of fragrant syringa blooms tc
deck the rooms of'the J. d. Perry home
on South Main street where Mrs. Per
ry, Mrs. David B. Hill and Mrs. Ros.
coe ]. keator were at home in com.
pliment to Mrs. William H. Lytle Of
Salem. Scores OF matrons and maids
called between the hours Of 2:30 and
., welcoming Mrs. Lytle, greeting
friends and sharing a gracious bit Of
hospitality, In a vine enclosed alcove
on the porch Mrs. James oJhns. Mrs.
Harold Barnett, Miss Mary Clarke.
Miss Ruth Snow, Miss blanche Fnrn-
ish and Miss GeoFgianna Fletcher shar-
Jed the hours in dispensing punch "a the
callers, and at the door Freddie Hill
assisted in welcoming them. In line
were Mrs. Perty, Mrs. Lytle, Mrs. Hill
and Mrs. keator and during the earlier
hours Of the affair the hostesses we're
assisted in receiving BY Mrs. Frank
Hays. Mrs Mark M0orhouse( Mrs. q
|. LaDow and Mrs. +. lB. Aldrich. thew
being followed hy Mrs LYMAN G. Rice.
Mrs. James Hill, Mrs. Charles +. Coles.
worthy and Mrs. Henry Dixon Jones.
while during the final hours Mrs. viii.
lard Bond, Mrs. Richard Mayberry,
Mrs. II. J. Kavanaugh, Mrs. James w.
haloney and Mrs. A. j.. Owens assisted
IN welcoming the guests.
In the dining room where the mink
and white blossoms again lent nbund.
ant charm, the table was presided over
py Mrs. II, II. Hattery and Mrs. Coles
worthy, Mrs. w. ID. MeNary and Mrs
deorge A. Hartman and then Mrs. Nor
borne Kerkeley and Mrs. q. W. phelps,
Assisting them in serving were Mrs. ].
B. MeCook, Mrs. Harold Warner. Mrs,
Guy Boyden, Miss Lillian BoyIem Miss
Mary oJhns and Miss Helen Nelson.
"A charming little maid who as.
sisted IN making the affair delightful
was Margaret jean Cronin who was
waiting to receive the guests cards.
Mrs lytle is being made welcome
during her visit in Pendleton. She is
the house guest of her sisters.fp.I law.
Mrs. David Hill and Mrs. James Hill
and friends, too. are anticipating a
visit of a fortnight or more
Sunday morning at $3.50 at the home
OF the bride s mother, Mrs. MYRTLE Han
derson, 1855 Lee street, Salem. Miss
Leda Henderson and Howard Freeland
were united in marriage by Rev. Har.
yey 0, Cooper using the ring ceremony.
The home was beautifully decorated
with pink Caroline Testout roses andl
ferns.
The bride was beautifully gowned in L
White eharmeuse and georgette creme,
carrying q shower bouquet of pink rose
'uds and white sweet peas. The at.
were Loyal Henderson,
brother of the bride and Miss Grace
Pratt of Salem, the bridesmaid. who II
wore gown Of pink crepe de chine
lnd pink carnations.
Miss Jenny Williams of Eugene sang
BEAUTIFULLY soprano solo, ~ Love
Ion Truly" accompanied by Miss
suth hosebaugh. ommediately follow.
ng the wedding march, "Barcarolle y
rom Tales of Hoffman, played by Miss
lena Kaufman Of Hubbard, and con.
inued softly throughout the ceremony.
immediately after the ceremony
'edding breakfast was served in cafe.
era style consisting of chicken salad
andwiehes, Strawberries, cake and cof
ee.
The bride and groom left for New.
ort about 10 o o'clock where thew will |
pend about a week. Going to 81. Hell.
ny, where Mr. Freeland is employed
printing office.-Hubbard Enter. h
rise 's
The Salem public will be deliebtea
near that Mrs. William II. prunk |
as been engaged to sing at the Friday /
Vening band concerts during the sum.
er. She will be soloist next Tuesday
'ening, also, but after that will ap. II
ear only on Friday evenings. Mrs
rnnk is one of Salem s most ponular II
ngers and her presence will add great.
to the popularity of the already pon-
ar concerts.
THIS evening Mrs. Prunk aeeompan.
$ The Elks to Aurora to assist In the
aviation army drive.
Reverend and Mrs. R. L. Putnam Of
= bungalow Christian church enter.
ined az their home, Wednesday eve.
Agi the children of the primary de.
lFtmcnt. The parents ef the children
ere additional guests. large number
ere present and enjoyed the cordial /
'slitality Of Mr.. and Mrs. PptnamII
e plans are being made 70 make the III
talf monthly event. Mrs. Putnam /
superintendent Of this department ohIi
G Sunday school.
The Evangelical parsonage was the
enc Of a quiet wedding Wednesday II
iernoon when Miss Minnie A. Davis II
q Carl Harrison Barnes OF Portland
re married. Reverend W. 8 T.anner II
tieated. The young couple left i'm
'dlately for Portland where they will II
side.
III
Friends Of Dr. and Mrs. Walton will
interested to learn that thew left