Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10
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Chadwick chapter No ST. Order of
the Eastern Star, at the regular meet
ing Tuesday evening january 9Th, .
initiated three candidates and in In
stalled the officers for the ensuing t
year. Mrs. Estella Smith anu Rachel I
Reader as installing officer and mar .
shall respectively, conducted the in {
lstallation ceremony.
| Following are the officers who were I
installed: V. E. Kuhn, worthy patron;
Monnie Hauser, associate matron: Ida
N. Babcock, secretary; Mary Chad
wick, treasurer; Ida Niles. conduct
Iress; Emma Brown. associate con-
lductress; Miriam Burnett. chaplain:
Margaret Montgomery, marshal; Mol
lie Styles, organist; Addie Petteys.
iAdah; Theresa Fowle, Ruth: Gussie
miles, Esther. Anna Kantner. Mar
tina; Sarah Farmer. Electa; Amanda
Kuntz, worden; Henry Shoemaker,
sentinel Owing to the illness of her
father Hazel Bishop could not be in
: stalled as worthy matron.
The chapter was pleased to have
, E. Bates, grand marshal of the grand
. chapter Of Oregon.
y The beautiful installation ceremony
!, of the order was very creditably CIV
en- by Mrs Estella Smith after which
n the retiring officers presented her
r with a beautiful silver cake basket
ell A social hour was enjoyed during
r which cake and coffee were served
g by the officers.
J. Miss Bertha r. Smith and William
n Arthur Sampson were united in mar
r riage January A, at the Leslie Meth
e odist parsonage by Rev. H. N. Aldrich
i at 1880 p. m. Immediately after the
d ceremony a wedding dinner was
d served It the home of the brides
). parents-only immediate relatives be-
d ing present. Mrs Sampson is the eld-
n est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
re Smith of this city and has been en-
le ployed for the past two years at the
r Peerless Bakery. Mr.. Simpson is a
m prominent business man of this city
al where h is connected with the firm
n of Sampson Bros. The young couple
ye left on the o'clock Oregon Electric
for a short honeymoon to Portland
Seattle and northern points. They
rt will reside in Salem.
ay The younger piano students OF
at Mrs. Walter Denton were presented
r. in priyate recital last night at th'
". Denton home, 1fS North 18th street
q Each child was enthusiastically re
a. ccived from the little ones who were
IL making their bows for the first time
nv to the more advanced pupils, witt
in their evidences of perfect training
ha The Denton residence was prett1l,
ov decorated with ferns and greenery
70 for the occasion. Mrs. Milton Meyer
no lreceived the guests and assisted Mrs
10 denton during the recital and at TN
10 informal social gathering that follow
,ie ed.
Ella
ed Mr.. ana Mrs' F. ~
IL the guests of honor at surprise part
Tuesday night at their country hom
-, lnear Gervais The occasion was thei
sts wedding anniversary A pleasant ever
~, ing was spent with music and game
.;ss 800" being the chief diversion a
midnight a delightful luncheon ws
served, the principal feature Of whic
.,,lwas a huge wedding cake. Freema
- Marthaler drew the good luck coll
Merle DuRette the thimble and rim
ne and Nellie Marthaler, the button. Abo'
80 thirty-five guests were present
~ 'io What promises to be one of the ga.
est events of the coming week, IS u
90 Tillicum club dance at the Moose ma
III next Tuesday night. The affair w
a be in the form of a masquerade, al
70 elaborate preparations are under WI
to make it a notable success. An Q
A cellent four-piece orchestra has pe'
:. :. a. engaged, and the hall will be fltting
0n decorated for the occasion. The I'll
cum club is composed of number
Iihs nrominent Salemites, and at prese
esi- its personnel consists of 80 persons.
ice 40
ere Mrs. Lola S. Lynch, of the Washin
The 49, IS5,,st,iaa scbool for Girls "
Mrs. - ,oor ~ n nrettv social gat
Mrs. - crnaav whom her daught
'hce Mrs. John Graber, entertained IN
honor with family dinner A lar
basket of fruit was used effectiveiy
'een centerpiece for the Handsomely
fifth pointed table at which covers W.
for laid for Mrs Lynch, Mr.. and ri
was Frank Mapes, Mr.. and Mrs A.
by Browning, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Pat
the lIyannath Stout of Portland and Mr.. q
with mrs craher
- The dinner party at which M
iCharles Wilson presided Monday
honor of her son Kenneth, opened
weeks social activities. A large bir
day cake centered the table. Tai cai
1T lies with crimson shades were the
1E means of lighting used. Covers !"
- laid for Rowland Rhinehart. Har
Millard. Archie Holt, Paul Staiey, A
e.lu thel Eoff, John Griffith, Frank Ch
man. Milton Steinerand. William A
~ by
Complimenting Miss Ethel swaft'
Portland, Miss Ruth Ross entertain
coterie of friends with Ho'
party recently. Following the
ydia playing a dainty buffet luncheon
dur served by the hostess, Miss "A
Lie Cook, Miss Marion Emmons. VI
u 2 Busick, Kenneth Waters. hooe'
suS1 1 Waters and Ralph Emmons.