Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-12

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'sa's las gaily decorated with
8 'hs s',s iris. and the affair was
p , s # juvenile party, each
l@@ dressed in children's
an extremely attractive
Wv .n and has IA host OF
Saism. Since coming to the
cslifornia she has been very
y 1sTrch and social work, She
.,sd with a number of beau
&. and the hostess served de-
~ .frssbments at the close Of
sning.
o,ssent were Miss Freda
,ess Edna Meyer, Miss kath-
"a Miss irene Koehn. Miss
N, voshn. Miss Emma Hoffman.
.,,'ns Shurman, Miss Ida Hoff-
y. Hattie Wendland, Miss Err
y Miss odelia Hofmfan, Miss
~ t,.r,uig. Miss Ida Schultz and
lrre Dendland.
u, and demonstration of work
,be bome-making club during
|, school team, were features. OF
mi dar of the scholastic year
psthany school Tuesday. Miss
lorsenson received the highest
H. work accomplished; Miss
IobnsOn was the recipient of
and favor and the third prize
|Ls,rded to Miss Bessie Bloom,
s pl,nche NJ. Jones was judge Of
,isst. Eighth grade certificates
n,ssented to members of the
Mrs. Mary L. Fulkerson, coun'
Dol supervisor
wodding of Miss Hazel l.. Gasp
,bis city. and Arthur Priem, Of
j was one of the most import
ssl events of the past week.
.sddng took place at the home
brlde's parents 2252 State street,
nv evening at 6:15, Reverend r,
nam. pastor of the Court street
hu church, officiated, using the
ssvo ring ceremony. Only the
aate relatives Of the young cou'
re in attendance.
hrdes gown was of sheer white
!. chine, and she carried an arm
4 Of sweet peas. Frank Caspell
Ms Fleta Caspell, brother and
II the bride, acted as best man
ddesmaid. The house decora-
ior the occasion were of pink
ble, wealth of beautiful flow
eug used to obtain the desired
satin streamers of the chosen
we're used as a background in
Orner where the ceremony took
nediately after the wedding, the
we're taken to the dining room
dainty refreshments in which
rtty color scheme was furthes
4 out, were served. The bride
room we're the recipients of nu-
Is beautiful and valuable pres
and Mrs, Priem left the same
g for Portland, where they Will
i brief honeymoon. They will
home to their many friends next
At the Priem farm near Macleay.
roOm is a well known and pros
/ farmer of that district. The
Is charming member of the
ksr social set of the capital city.
North Salem Women's club met
Eesday at the home of Mrs. j. f.
asOn, The meeting was in honor
b W. +. Fargo and Mrs. Byron
Punk, two two North Salem wo-
Eho have achieved success in the
~ world. Although Mrs. Eta
Seeley, another author of con-
bic note, was not able to be pres
paper on her works was read by
I. l. Purvine. Miss Marie Cor
former student of the Boston
Fatory Of Music, delighted the
<hly with a vocal solo and was en-
aicany encored. Miss Pratt ac-
anied her at the piano. Mrs
lcK ana Mrs Il. j. Simerai "ere
INTO the club as members. Dean
'us Oh willamette university "aS
cal guest and spoke on the arti-
opal Whitley appearing IN th'
y Monthly Mrs, Guy smith
y 'ne hostess in serving delicious
anents
house was beautifully decoraree
Old fashioned flowers. garder
Nearly the entire personne
eluo was in attendance. .
ana Mrs. George Steele of Port
snuS iast Sunday.
hisahor Huckestein, daughteI
MASTER and Mrs. August Hucke
"'"eo IN Salem Thursday even
4''s hnekestein holds a posi-
1ust IN the Shanfko bank ant
% 70 salem primarily to at
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