Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-14

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A series OF bridge parties, Wed
nesday, Friday and Monday,
which included prominent soci-
ETY. matrons of Salem, with Mrs.
w. I. Staley and Mrs. Frank g..
Bowersox hostesses, have been the
outstanding social events of the
past week. The attractive new
Staley home was beautiful in
vivid autumn colors. The dining
room with gray background,
was gorgeous with a great bas-
ket Of bronze chrysanthemums
and red autumn leaves on the
buffet, and rose berries and au-
turn foliage about the room. The
other rooms were elegant with
bronze and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Ten tables Of bridge were in
play the three afternoons, with
high score being awarded We'd
nesday to Mrs. H. r. Worth, Fri
day to Mrs. Grover G. Bellinger
and Monday, Mrs. Roma Hunter
won high score. Mrs. Wilson Dar-
by assisted the hostess for the
two parties last week, and yes
terday Mrs. R. B. Fleming assist
ed In serving. Miss Corinne Ber-
ger of Aurora the house guest of
Mrs. Staley. assisted the hostesses
At a very simple home we'd
ding yesterday morning at the
hour of ten, Iris G. Page became
the bride of Numa J. Arnold at
the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Page. The
ceremony was read by Rev. r.
L. Putnam Of the Court street
Christian church in the presence
of just the immediate families.
The bride wore a dark travelling
suit and wore a very dainty cor
sage bouquet. Mr.. and Mrs. Arm
old left Immediately for Newport
where they will remain for a
short time. The guests who wit
messed the ceremony were: Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Page and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Page and fam
lily of Jefferson, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
L. Brubaker, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j.
Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Bane,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Eshleman, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd White, Myrtle
Page and Ruby Page. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold will make their home
In Salem after they return from
their wedding trip.
Honoring Miss Rachel Buckles
whose wedding will be an event
of the holiday season. Miss
Gladys Danison was hostess for a
miscellaneous shower at her
home Saturday evening. The
rooms were very attractive in yell
low and white rysanthemums
and the gifts were attached to
yellow streamers extending from
the chandeliers. During the eve
ming the guests worked on a Quilt
then enjoyed games and music
until late hour. The guests in
vited for the evening were, Mrs.
B. l.. McAtee from Portland, Mrs.
F. L. Danison, the Misses Rachel
Buckles, Harriet Smith, Elsie
Liesy, Clemma Sauder, Edith
Hardy, Nina Kuhn, Hermina
Klause, Elaine Chaplin, Mary
Barber, Floretta Brunk, Frances
DIR, Velma Buckles and Gladys
Danison, Mrs. w. J. DIR, Mrs.
D. r. Ruble, Mrs. c. A. Graham,
Mrs. Hardy, Mrs w. F. Shank,
Mrs. w. ]. Hagedorn, Mrs. E. e.
Buckles.
Stayton,-The first of a series
of card parties which the Eastern
Star club plans to give through
the winter months was given at
the Masonic hall Friday night. 1t
was well attended and all present
spent pleasant evening playing
500. Alva Smith and Joe Spaniel
tied for first honors and a rub
ber game gave the prize, an ev-
ersharp pencil, to the latter while
the consolation fell to Mrs. Nc
Croskey. The hostesses for the
evening were Mesdames v. Dare
Sloper and G. C. Niebert and
they were anxious that all pres
ent have a good time. These par
ties will fill long felt want for
some other diversion beside dane
ing and another one will be held
in two weeks on Nov. "a to which
all who enjoy card playing are
invited. A small admission fee is
and refreshments are
served.