The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-28
YOUNG
LADIES
ENTERTAIN
Members of Other Sex Are
Guests At Dancing Party

The young ladies of the Entire Nous
Club distinguished themselves as en-.
tertainers on Tuesday evening, when
they gave a dancing party in Tioga
hall in honor of their young gentlemen
acquaintances. The party was one of
the most delightful social functions of
the year and about 100 were in at
tendance The deft fingers and ar
tistic taste of the young women we're
particularly in evidence in the decor
atoms, which were probably more
complete and elaborate than anything
before attempted at Tioga hall The
windows had been tastefully curtained
and the hall was prettily lighted by a
score Of Japanese lanterns. Festoons
of fir and hemlock were arranged
about the room, with n liberal sprink-
ling OF Scotch Broom, and the thought
Gul arrangement of cosy corners had
tr,,.st ned the hall into parlor
Numerous potted plrnts also added
materially TO the decorations.
Every detail of the evenings enter
tainment received the personal super
vision of the young ladies, who gave
evidence OF executive as well as social
ability. One committee had charge of
the floor management, and saw that
none of the timid young gentlemen
adorned the side-line as wall flowers
any more than could be avoided.
Miss Eva Coshow and Miss Grace
Rineman were in charge of the punch
bowl in a beautifully decorated booth.
No particular committee was re-
sponsible for the success of the party.
since all of the young ladies' worked as
committee of the whole. and equal
ly share the credit for the pleasant az
fair. The young ladies demonstrated
TO the complete satisfaction of the
guests their capacity 10 entertain in
public as well as social assignments
at home, and the young gentlemen will
eagerly await a repetition OF so pleas
ant an event
Those receiving invitations were
MIR. and Mrs. c. S. Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. V. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Jessup Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Sroat, Mr..
and Mrs W. B. Morse, Mr. and Mrs.
Y. ]. Riggs. Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Baker,
Mr.. and Mrs II. d. Gilbert, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs M. o. |
Buren. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman, DIR. aud |
Mrs. w. b. Morse. MIR. and Mrs. 8. A. |
Kozer. Mrs. Il. A. Pierce, Mrs. J. G.. |
Graham, Mrs. j. Frank Hughes. Misses |
Lois Coshow Mabel Jones. Louise Me
Gee Constance Holland. Ruth Gabriel |
son, Neva Grlswold Dot Berry, Ella
Rineman. Mollie Bernard, Maud Mac,
Kay, Oskie Matthews, Cora Griswold, |
Carrie Hurst. Caroline Willis. Estella
Hurst Ella SchOenheld. Emily |
Thatcher, Elizabeth Holverson, Miss
Breyman. Edna Klein. jeanette
Brown. Mildred Kirn, Giltner,
Knight DuRette, Murphy. Damon.
Steiwer, Mitchell. Iyette, Smith, Pot
ter Jessie Holmes. Statesman, Re
moh Holland. Bashor. Williams. Bean.
Anna Hopf. Naomi Hopf. Kimball. No
sier. Musa Geer; Messrs. u. G. Gilt
ner, W. POorman. John Holeman. n. |
e. Albert, Ebert Young, Louis Hook.
er, G.. A. Molden. Ted Crawford. n. n. |
Olnger Ed Emmett, Bert Ollnger w.
H. Burghardt. ed. Thielsen. Alex
Moir. c. l. McNary. Otto W. Net
schan. o. j. Wilson, VIII Evans. Fred
DuRette. r. NJ Brown. w A. Taylor
j. W. Cochran. Chas Bier. Oscar Gal
lice, F. X Lowell. Ralph Glover. Ralph
Cox, c. w. Tillson. A. G. Crossan, T
W Potter A. Lewis. H. Hopf. A.
Hopf Mac Mahill, Eberhardt. b. a. J
Wagner, VIII Bachelor Frank Doug
las. Charles Fuller. Ira Hamilton. l..
Hamilton. Byron Loomis, r. McCunne.
F. Rennie. Dr. Wyckof. Walter Lyon. 1
Walter Walling. Dave Yantis. Pam ]
vandersol Fred Thielsen. James Nor.
wood