Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-16

Mrs U. G. Shipley entertained
with a beautiful bridge party on
Thursday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Lewis Leadbetter who has re-
Gently come to Salient from Port
land to reside and for her niece
Mrs. j. Il. Lave, who has recently
come here from Hood River. Dah-
las and zinnias in all the beautiful
autumn shades were simply Int
beautifully placed about the rooms.
Al bridge Mrs. John w. HARRISON
won the awards for high scoring.
Mrs. Shfpiey invited guests to
make up four tables Of bridge and
several to come in for the tea hour.
when she was assisted by Mrs, G..
w. Chambers, Mrs. Frank Spears
and Mrs. j. Z. Lave.
Mrs Chauncey B Kincaid OF
Eugene has been one Of the charm
ing visitors in Salem during the
week. She is the house guest OF
Mrs James I'll Nicholson and to
meet her Mrs Nicholson asked u
few of her friends in TO meet her
on Wednesday afternoon. It was
DELIGHTFULLY."- informal and was
completed with a dainty tea serv-
ed by the fircsde.
DR.. and Mrs. w. Il. Lytle are
having a. few friends in at their
home tonight for an informal
pheasant dinner. The table appoint
mcnts are to be done in yellow
harmonizing with the autumn at
mosphere. Plates will be set for
ter.
The announcement received in
Salem this week of the mar iage
Oh Frank Northup Waters grand
son of Mrs T. T. Waters. of this
city, to Miss Mae Ersche of Es-
condido, Cal, which was a pretty
wedding at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. anc Mrs H Ursche
in Escondido Monday, October 8,
came as very muth OF a surprise
to his relatives as well as his many
friends in Salem. Judge p J Wis
dom of the California city officiat-
ed and little Helen Urchell acted
as ring bearer and little Lillian
Urschel sisters of the bride acted
as flower girl.
The bride who is "a beautiful
young girl was gowncd in white
with tulle veil caught
a bout her hair with IL wreath OF
orange blossoms. She carried Ceci'
Rrunner roses and maidenhaf
fern.
MIR and Mrs Waters left for Los
where they are Visitihs
the formre's parents. Mr. ana MS
y w Waters, and will later come
TO Salem to spend a short tliilo
with their grandmother, Mrs II T.
waters before going to Corvailis
where Mr. Waters will coniplet
his senior year at the college ana
whr Mr. Watr who asshrdfu up /,
Where Mr. Waters will complete
MS senior yCdl at thS Sc'iNo ', i
where Mrs Waters who is talent
ed musician, will study music.
Mr. Waters is a former salem
man and is the son of Mr. and Mrs
F w Waters of Los Angeles where
he former is a prominent busl-
lcss man. He is a first machinist
nate in the U. S. s. submarine SER
vice and is a senior at o. A. G. His
sister. Miss Luemma Waters is al
10 a student at o. A. c. He and
ais sister have visited in Salem
numerous times and have host
If friends here.
Mrs. l.. II. Compton gave beau
iful luncheon Monday when she
.onored her sister, Mrs. F. w.
Within of Everett, Wash, who has
,een spending a fortnight in Sa-
EN-. The table was centered with
large art basket filled with mann
tn marigold shading from the
ght to the deep orange. A large
elbow satin ribbon was tied on the
and at each plate a corsage
f marigold was placed. Yellow
andes with the yellow shades cast
soft glow upon the table. Place
ards in yellow and white marked
overs for Mrs. Within, Mrs. Il