Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-04


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girls were entertained Progressive
games of different kinds being the
principle amusement. Prizes were
won by Grover Powers first. and Ed
gar Martin was awarded the booby.
Margaret Mers delighted those pres
,ent with a number of songs, and
Miss Marguerite Ostrander gave
several readings. after which all
took part in a merry dance. Miss
Edna Knight presided at the punch
bowl and Miss Wlnona Savage, Helen
Calvin and Mrs. Salb assisted the
hostess In serving.
The advanced harmony class of the
Willamette University was delight
fully entertained at o'clock din
nor Thursday evening, January 3,
by Mrs. f. j. Goodenough at her
Ihohe, zoos Twelfth street ,Yew
Park. The room decorations being
ivy and mistletoe. Games and music
being indulged in. Those in the
class are: Mrs. +. ]. Goodenough,
Miss Ruth Fields, Mrs. Mernie Hug,
Miss Nina Johnson Miss May Hart,
Or. Il. A. Heritage.
Mrs. n. f.. Griswold, 945 South
Twelfth street, entertained thirty
members of her Sunday school class
New Years day. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with ivy and
bells. Misses Eugenia Sigman and
Ruth Pennel presided at the frappe
bowl. Altogether II was a most
pheasant affair and was a fitting re-
membrance of a happy New Year
The first re1nion in the New Year
of the 1906 class met Thursday even
ling, January 2, with Rae Utter at his
home on Thirteenth street, in Yew
Park Light refreshments were
served The guests present were
the Misses Bertha Duncan, Marie
Hutchins, Ethel Bell. Chrissie Clark,
Raby Rotzein. Carrie Magness, Bess
Harding, Marguerite Mers and
Messrs. Harry Winstanly, Rex
Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Herrlck enter
tanned number OF young people at
their home In Yew Park Saturday
evening, December 2S. 1907, The
occasion being their daughter,
Merzes's, twelfth birthday The
home was beautifully decorated, the
color scheme being red and green.
The evening was spent in playing
numerous games until $3.50 when a
dainty repast was served.
The tables were very pretty with
a bell suspended In the center OF
each. with red streamers from the
bell TO each plate where there was
q card corresponding to the one each
guest had drawn.
A musical program was then rem
dered.
Bernlce Seuter gave several piano
solos in her graceful and artistic
manner.
Eatella Schcll and Eugene Sieg-
.mund played q plano duet.
Several band pieces were played by
Mr.. and Mrs. Herrlck and Mr..
Floyd Robertson, who played four
linotruments at ono time. He then
gave several selections on the banjo
mandolin. accompanied on the piano
iby Mrs. Herrlck.
Great pleasure was manifested in
a contest in which each guest was
lblindfolded and after being given a
ipencil was requested to draw a pic
Iture of a pig In an album. signing
their autographs In this contest
Glenn Rice received first prize and
Garold Thompson the consolation.
Mr.. Robertson surprised and de-
lighted every one present by hypno-
ltising several at the same time, hay'
ling them fully under his control.
Mrs. Herriek was assisted by her
nieces, Miss Eugene Siegmund and
Miss EsteHa Schell In receiving the
guests and serving the luncheon.
Several beautiful presents were
presented.
The guests departed at a late hour
after wishing Miss Merze many happy