Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-28
Ry Ruth Lenore F1sner

AVA celebrated their golden wed
ding anniversary at their home zoe
Union street, on Christmas day
having with them all their children
and many of their grandchildren
The house was in Christmas deco
rations and the dinner table was
decorated in gold and white among
the notable features Of the deco
rations was an old school bell used
by the groom" when he taught
school before he was married.
The children present were Mr..
and Mrs, c. ". Iddings of Eugene,
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Iddings of Sac
ramento, Cal, Mr.. and Mrs. f.. J..
lddines of Junction City, Mr.. and
Mrs, George Wooster of MoIalla
The grandchildren present were
Mr.. and MRS. Edwin jackson of
Salem, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dick
en- of Oregon City, Miss Ena Woos-
ter Miss Esther Wooster, two great
grandchildren III attendance were
George Jackson and Marion Dick
en-, Guests out of the family who
were present were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Monroe and two daughters
Of Eugene, and Levi Wooster and
daughter Of Seaside.
Mrs, Anna Waterman of Spo7.
kane is visiting at the home of Mrs.
E. G. White, 1859 Ferry street. For
ChriStmas day Mrs. White had as
her guests, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ
Glover. her son and daughter in !
law, of Portland 4
Mrs, Ruth Sayre was hostess for
an enjoyable Christmas tree on
Friday evening and for a dinner
of 15 covers on Christmas day.
The rooms were decorated with ho-l
~, smilax and orange blossoms
sent up from California. The cen
terpiece for the table was a large
pink begonia banked with smilax F..
and fruit. T.
A surprising bit Of news is the
announcement that the marriage
OF Miss Agnes Miller, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gibson, to
ShUrley Pearson took place Christ
mas day at the parsonage of the ?
First Christian churcn, Rev. j. j.
Evans officiated Only the mem
bers Of the immediate family were
present and after the service the
party adjourned to the brides
homo for a Christmas and we'd
ding dinner. Mr.. and Mrs Pearson {
win make their home in Salem. I
Mrs. Sarah Il. Jones has her son
and daughter in law, Mr.. and Mrs. I
Thomas Jones, of Lebanon visit n
ing her during the holidays. I
Mr. and Mrs. F. r. Vance were b
in Portland as the guests of Mr. T
and Mrs. L. M. Vance for Christ
mas
Guests at the w. W. Cory home N
during the holidays are Miss Flor c
snee Cory of Portland and S. M. 81
of Eugene. II
MIR. and Mrs. Owen Cotterman W
ire in Hoquiam, Wash, visiting b.
relatives over the holidays. f
M
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Denton M
notored back to Salem Sunday A
light from Portland where they &C
we're guests Of the formers rela te
ives for family reunion. al
70
One of the family reunions oc- W.
urring In Salem during the christ
nastide was that at the home of
frs, u. S. Tyler at 1887 North ar
Winter street. Eighteen members la
Z the family were present. Place I'll
ards for the dinner were pictures w
( the guests taken in their baby OF
ood or youth with later ones for in
omparison. Nj
Members Of the family present les
ere Mrs. e. s. Tyler. Mr.. and
[rs, B. III. Tyler and two sons.
'ean II, and John p, of River 10
ow. Alta, Canada: Mr.. and Mrs. tel
/. l.. Reaney and two sons. Ced- pa
q and Averii, of Lexington, Or; OF
Tr. and Mrs. j. Frank Tyler and
IN. Paul. Of Salem; Mr.. and Mrs.
am IL. Tyler and little daughter, lar
nne Ella, of Springfield. and rel
.isses Grace. Inez and Lois Tyler
I'd son. Vernon Tyler.
Royal e. Tyler Of Lexington and ric
J. Tyler of San Jose, Cal, Will aft
in the family group for the New col
ears holidays. Sal
Miss Margaret Daily of Seattle
rived in Salem yesterday after DR.
ION and is a house guest of Miss is I
elem Yockey. Po
hoi
Miss Lucille Anderson entertain eve
the Fortnight Musical club re- In
ntly with q Christmas party at ser
r home. Games and music were a
E entertainment and at the close criI
were served. VIII
Cei
Mrs A. w Regnar. who has -
en- the house guest Of her sis !
) Mrs. Il. Cooke Patton. for sew
u months, left yesterday for
rtiand to meet Mr.. Regnar. AT