Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-01-22
SOCIETY NOTE BOOK.

ANCE SALE.
SOCIETY NOTE BOOK.
Friday evening the Mems League
Of the First Presbyterian church gave
a social in the main auditorium Oi
the church. One hour was pleasantly
passed in social way after which
the company was invited into the
lecture rooms where tables had been
arranged and plates prepared for ac-
commodation Of one hundred and
fifty guests. Grace haYing been pro-
nounced by Rev. II. A Ketchum, all
Joined in singing praise God From
Whom All Blessings Flow" after
which the guests did ample justice to
the bountiful repast that had been
prepared by the members Of the
League, assisted by the ladies.
During the banquet toasts were re
sponded to as follows: "The Mems
League" by N. j. Damon; 1.-THE Pew
as Seen From the Pulpit" by Rev. Ii.
A. Ketchum; 1.-THE Pulpit as Seen
From the Pew" by J NJ. Martin;
"Church Acquaintanceship" by p. IL.
Raymond; 1.-THE Young Of our Church
and Congregation, by Fred Lockley,
jr.; Church Finances" by A. .. Con.
dit. The latter speaker made an
earnest plea for the Inauguration
among the members of the church of
more systematic way of contribut-
ing to the support of the church and
| thereby annually meet all obligations.
Mr.. J o. Bozorth's rich baritone voice
was enjoyed by all in the solo Rocked
In the Cradle Of the Deep" and the
delighted auditors prevailed upon the
| vocalist for a second selection which
was given. Mr.. BoZorth expects soon
to leave for the Klondike gold fields
and his many warm friends in the
church took advantage OF the oppor-
tunity offered them to have some
music before his departure.
The affair, though quite informal,
was delightful event and will tend
to revive the social life Of this church.
Mrs. S. A. Sanford entertained
number of her lady friends on Thurs
day afternoon at card party, in
honor Of Miss Marie Tongue of Hills
bOTo,
Those invited were: Mrs. Cosper,
Mrs. NJ. o. Buren, Mrs. +. A. Pierce,
Mrs Frank Hughes, Mrs. G. d. Ga
brielson, Mrs. Joe Albert, Mrs. j. c.
Grtiiith, Mrs. Joe Baumgartner, Mrs.
..
VIM. Titus, Mrs. r. =. Boise, Jr, Mrs.
Frank Davis, Mrs. r, ID. Gilbert, Mrs.
+. II. Anson, Mrs. Ii. ID. Patton, Mrs.
Oswald West; Miss Ella Hirsch Miss
Lena Breyman, Miss Greta Strickler,
of Oregon City, Miss Cranston, Miss
Leila Waters, Miss George Giltner,
Miss Jessie Breyman, Miss Lou
Hirsch, Miss Lucy Williams, Miss
HOrtense Levy, Miss Mary Tongue.
On Wednesday evening last and, |
Mr. and Mrs. b. p Taylor at their |
pleasant home on Asylum Avenue,
gave party in honor of Stanton |
Rider, Mrs. Taylor's brother. About |
thirty young people we're present and |
an enjoyable time is reported. Games |
and various pastimes were INDUCED |
In until a late hour when an elegant |
supper was served. Games were after !
ward resumed the pleasures of the &C
casion concluding with a hypnotic
performance that afforded no end of
for the young folks.
Those present were: Misses Win
Coy, Pearl Baker, Edna Wendell, Inez
Foster, Luella Cotfey, Mabel Hewitt,
Minnie Goliath, Freida Peterson,
Ethel Calvert, Florence Bigger;
Messrs. Stanton Rider, Eugene Wait,
Arthur Derby, Fred Sherwood, Leon
ard Hixon, Jess Wendell, Chester Cox,
Ralph Cox, Henry Bigger, James
Otto Muellhaupt.
Y. M. c. A. OPEN MEETING.
Open meeting at the Y. NJ. q. A.at
p, IN. The afternoon service tomor-
row will be under the usplces of the
Blues, Captains z. j. Atwood and
Nj iSS Myrtle Marsh. Arrangements
have been made TO accommodate a
large attendance, and everyone should
come to this interesting meeting.
The Blues have left nothing undone
to make the meeting attractive, The
following song service will precede
.he address by Rev, Bacon:
Voluntary: pianO-Mrs Jos. Albert,
violin, Miss Nellie Brown.
Quartet, IL Steal Away To Thee, -
II. p, DankS-Mrs. j. IL. McNary,
Miss Anna Atwood, Messrs. Al Hopf |
lnd j. ., Bozorth.
Invocation.
Hymn,
Vocal solo, selected Mrs. F. A.
Virgins.
Violin solo, selected-Carl Denton.
AddreSs-Rev &. b. Bacon.
Selection-Cardinal quartet,
Hymn,
A party In honor OF Merle Suites
nan was given at rhe home on Lib
'rty street, Friday evening. Miss
Arlena Hutton received first
lri1e for memory contest, Miss Elaine l
Dilley, second; Miss Blanch Brown
lrst prize In game OF advertisements. L
The Others invited were as follows: {
Fred Smith, John Moriels, Fred Ho-
err Van Sutherland, Arthur Hep.
lurn, Mac Hofer, Clifford Brown, a
arl Neugebauer, Howard Catlin, f,
Robert Mccall, Jake Benardi, Story
,haSe, Simon Skitf, RemOh Holland,
frankie Chase, Lou Armstrong, |
Pearl MCPHERSON, Edith McCourt, 10
chase, Ethel Hepburn, Lois CoShow,