Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-13
SOCIETY NOTE BOOK.


VIC. Hawley will continue his lel-
lures on American HiStury al w. u:
chapel this evening. The special
topic for discussion Will be; "Wnat
to do With The Land Acquired From
Mexico; The Presidential Election OF
IS4S aud the Missouri Compromise
The general public is invited.
Chadwick Chapter, No. 81, o. Il. s.,
at a recent regular meeting, elected
the following officers: Mrs. Macle
Riser. worthy matron; WIN. Warner,
worthy patron; Miss Calista Moore,
associate matrun; Mrs. Helen 7.
Catch, conductress; Mrs. Luclnda
Cherrington, associate conductress;
Mrs. Ida NJ, Babcock. secretary; MIS-
Isabelle Farrar, treasurer.
Saturday evening about thirty. OF
the young friends of Miss Alma oor-
Der rendered that young lady ue-
lightfui surprise at her home corner
of Sixteenth and Lee streets, 1eW
Park. Imprumptu as the ahalr was
and though greatly surprised, MISS
Sorber was equal TO the occasion anu
proved an ideal hostess. all on neI
Young friends having dellgnulul
time. Games of all kinds were eagerly
narticipated in and at 1890 O'Clock
dainty luncheon was served in the dis
position of which the young people
did ample Justice. Those present were;
Misses Phillips, Clara Lloyd, Peafl
Howell, Myrtle Gilmore, Minnie
Bruce, Della Otis, Annie Clark, Pearl
Kress. AIDA Hughes, Elizabeth J0nn-
son. Edith Smith, Bert ha Clark, Nel-
lie Fay. Stina Mitchell and Leonia
RYAN: Messrs. johnson, Ned smith,
Can Mitchell, Walter Bruce, Ralph
Cox Robert VAIN, Edward
Macy, Chester Cox, Bert Macy,
Thomas Lloyd, Ray Parvin, James
McCourt, Claude Moran and Ivan
Adams.
Saturday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. TIL S. Holman at 376 High street
M.s.J. II. Lunn was rendered a de-
lightful afternoon tea by her sisters
Mrs. Thos. Holman and Mrs. ii. Geo:
Never. The affair was an informal
farewell to Mrs, Lunn who leaves soon
to spend the winter months in Can
fornia. Ia the floral conundrums,
Mrs. G.. NJ, Irwin and Miss Mary
Chadwick captured the first prizes,
Mrs Amos Strong, won the second
prize. An elegant lunch was served
Mrs. Claude Catch assisting the most
ess. Those participating in the de-
lightful affair were: Mrs A \ Moores,
Mrs f E Hodgkin. Mrs G M Irwin
Mrs II p McNary, Mrs r Cartwright
Mrs w T Gray, Mrs f A Virgins
Mrs Scott Bozorth, Mrs M o Buren,
Mrs Z A Pierce, Mrs Cldud Gatch'
Mrs F Rogers, Mrs G Ii Robertson
Mrs Edward Weller, Mrs Jos Baum
gartner, Mrs M S Skif, Mrs w
WeStacott, Mrs G G Bingham, Mrs
F S Craig, Mrs q Nj Powers, Mrs II
Brooks, Miss Mary Chadwick, MISS
Edna Moody, Miss Hortense Levy
| iss Hirsch, Miss Lou hlrsch, MISS
NJ Cosper, Miss Teresa DARCY
/ Silver Bell Circle NJ, 43. Wood
men of Woodcraft, held a basket so
cial in it's hall Saturday evening tha'
was in every way delightful success
As a result OF the social the ladies re
allied about S42. The baskets wer'
sold at remunerative prices, L. M
Wagner of Sunnyside, serving the oc
casion as-auctioneer. The point lac
handkerchief was raffled of, Mis-
Martha Meuller, possessing the for
tunate ticket. Mrs. Sophia KinI
presided and having made a short IN
troductory address, the following eX
cellent musical program was rendered
Piano Solo-Miss Maude Hepburn
Vocal Duet--Mlss Edna Kightlinge
and Miss Edith Miller.
Piano Solo-Prof Edward Tillson
Vocal Solo-Miss Matte SouthwicK