Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-24

bfiueAIVom IS pVFuldl hotu Socldi1 anu
IN business circles. He is connected
with Archer & Virgins company,
Out Of town guests, relatives Of the
bride and groom, were Mr. and Mrs
L. II. Reid Of Seattle and their son
Deskin, recently returned from France
with base hospital unit No. so; Mr..
and Mrs. R. A. Tyler and small daugh-
ter Margaret also Of Seattle; Mr.. and
Mrs. Gust Peret Of Spokane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Veil Of Salem and Mr.. and Mrs.
p A. Reid Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Members and friends Of the Jason
Lee Memorial we're royalty entertained
at "eoffeen Wednesday evening at
which Mrs. j. F. Warren and Mrs. J.
b. Woodfin were charming hostesses.
Horace RahkOpf, student Of William
cite university, ably provided liter
ary program, which was interspersed
with music. This was followed by a So
eial ho9r and delicious refreshments.
The employees, and their wives, Of
Ladd and Bush bank will motor to
Macleay Sunday to enjoy a penic. The
party will be composed of Mr.. and
Mrs Tom Galloway, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Campbell, Mr. aud Mrs Doan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claire Vitbert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs Rasmussen, Miss
Leah Suing, Miss Nellie Schwab Miss
Lucille Jaskaski, Miss Baker, Miss
Miller, Miss Denny, Miss Rawson, Jake
f'urier. 81 Eakin, Howard Rex, Cliff
ford Townsend and Jim Mcfarland.
Members Of the United Artisan lodge
were hosts at an enjoyable "hard
times" party in the Masonic Temple
THURSDAY night. Except for few
scattered bouquets Of roses the hall
was entirely devoid Of decorations
Games, stunts and dancing formed
the evenings entertainment. Prizes
for the most original costumes were
awarded to Mrs. Ada zosel, Miss Stan
is Andersen, Claire Vibert and William
Hagedorn. Forty five guests were pres
ent.
The secret meetings Of the men Of
the Central Congregational church re-
suited in a delightful banquet being
esrved 70 the ladies of the Social Cir
ele organization Of that church.
The program, refreshments and dec
orations were decidedly original with
the men. For the pleasure Of the la
dies they secured some Of the best tai
ent in the city, including Miss Ger
trude Aldrieh, Miss Judd, Miss Clark
and Miss Lena Belle TaBtar.
The serving room was beautifully
decorated with he'd peOnies and masses
Of snow balls were gracefully inter
mingled with ivy.
The affair was one Of complete en-
ioyment aud Kill be long remembered
by the guests.
One OF the merficst picnies Of the
season was held az "Willow Lake
during he week, by the pupils aud par
ents OF the keizer school district
With the strict enioinder 70 chang
your clothes on the hickory limb but
don I 20 near the water the scene Of
action was net near the river, although
the beautiful lake, from which the
property derives its name, was az the
disposal OF all present. A basket lunch
was served and the day passed with
games. races, etc. A special feature was
the hascAa game between the boys
and girls in which lcf eouTsel the bovs
we're vie.ofS A vote Of thanks was
given to Mr.. Mad1ocks for the use of
the diamond. Winners Of the cash priz-
es fer the various races were; Boys
fifty yard saek race, Trueman Cum
mins and jacob Doncf Girls, Mary
Natihes and Mildred Weeks. Boys
three Legged, SO yard race. Albert Saw
age and Trueman Cammins; kola Ne
Clellan and ROYAL Keefer. Girls, Es
ther Thompson and Helen Shaehnann;
Ivy Powder and Gertrude Weather.
Free for all 100 yard dash. Gertrude
Banks, Esther Thompson and Edward
Nafthes For boys over Is years, loo
ward dash, Lester Evans ard William
Blake. Jr. Ladies race, Nrs. Carl Rad
ke aad Mrs. Ben ciaggetE. BOYS under
II years 100 yard dash. Ezra Webb
ard Dean Sbaehnann.