Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-09-30

DlTlhua! SlIls was lONelg SOlu
watch.
Miss Cronise has issued cards for
her opening dance at the Armory,
October the sixth. The dancing
classes will meet every Friday even
ing from seven to nine, and social
dancing on those evenings, will be
given from nine to twelve. Child
ren's classes on Saturday afternoon
from two-thirty to five. Private in
struction daily.
The dancing parties given last
winter by Miss Cronise were delight
ful affairs and were looked forward
to with the greatest pleasure by the
young and very young set. Miss
Cronise is genial and courteous and
her gatherings are surrounded by an
atmosphere of refinement.
In response to a general invitation
announced by Reverend R. ~ Avison
in the conference program. last Sat
urday afternoon about one hundred
and fifty strangers and friends in Sa-
lem called at the Old Peoples Home
and were received by Mrs F. A.
Southwick, Mrs. E. j. Swafford, Mrs.
C. c. Kinney and Mrs Fannie Penn,
officers of the board of control The
rooms were beautifully decorated
with purple and white pansies and
dahlias. Assisting in entertaining
and serving the punch and waters,
were Misses Fay Bean, Ruth Spoor,
Francis Penn, Carrie Cooksey Edith
Sherwood and Pearl Eyre, who are
members of Queen Esther circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Moore spent
the week end with friends in Port
! land.
Mrs. Herren left on Tuesday morn
ing for Vale, Oregon, where she will
visit her daughter. Mrs. Oaks, for
several weeks.
After a pleasant stay in Salem,
Mrs. Frank Dunn returned to her
home in Eugeneo last week accom-
panied by Mrs. George Myer, who
remained for few days.
The annual gathering of the Young
Mems Christian Association, of Will
lamette University, for an introduc-
tion party, will be held this evening
in the gymnasium, when all sorts OF
high jinks" will be the entertain
ment. The affair closing with OLD
style refreshments.
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Mrs. Louie Short was hostess fol
the Needlecraft club last Wednesday
afternoon. Roses and asters in ad
: dition to her splendid collection o
blooming plants made the room!
very attractive. About fourteen O
the members were present. Lovel!
, refreshments were served. The mex
, meeting will be held at Mrs. Hey
ser's residence.
| Mrs. Lillian JOsse Harris attended
| the wedding of Miss Myrtle Long ant
: Doctor Schaefer last Wednesda,
evening in Portland, and was a CUES
at the reception given in the hom
of the brides parents on East An
keny street.
e Mr.. w. Melvine Plimpton's par
t ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w, PllmptoI
e of Portland, motored to Salem o
e Thursday, expecting to return toda
accompanied by their children an
= grandchildren.
= In their pretty new bungalow, Nj
h and Mrs Walter F. Spaulding enter
e tained informally last Tuesday ever
e ing with a dinner for Mr.. and Mr.
= John j. Kennedy
At the daintily arranged tabl
+ places were marked for Mr.. and Mr.
< Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Henr
Mills, Miss Edyth Haney, Mr. Oscf
: w. Holcomb and Mr.. and Mr.
!. Spaulding, Card games and cand
making rounded out the evening.
X &ER
X Among many who enjoyed, la
week. the genial hospitality of Re
erend and Mrs. Edwin Sherwoo
= were Reverend j. N. Green, of Gar,
Z ner, Oregon, who is the friend of
! member of Mrs. Sherwoods fami
I in Omaha, Nebraska; Reverend j.
7 Westervelt, of Cedarville, Californi
! who lived in a town adjoining thei
4 in Ohio; Reverend Tarinogoan,
7 classmate of Doctor Sherwood's
! Drew Seminary at Madison, Ne
Z Jersey; Reverend A. R. MacLean al
J his daughter. Mr.. MacLean is
: friend of Mrs. Sherwood's brother
Z Phoenix, Arizona.
I Telephoning invitations to a fe
7 friends for five hundred, Miss Del
! Hagen entertained at the home
Z Mrs O. p. Hoff on Chemeketa stree
: last Tuesday evening, complimentil
I Miss Iverson and Miss Wright, wi
Z have been house guests.
7 Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence True w
! son, of Portland, were guests duril
\ conference week, of Mr.. and ms.
7 w. Spencer. This week Mrs Spe
! Ger is enjoying a visit from Mrs.
7 H. Harthof, of Portland.
! Mrs. Halle Parrish Hinges HI
I been honored with an invitation
! sing at the dedication of the ne
\ pavilion and auditorium in TT
Z Dalles, on the third of October.
! soloist, her voice will be the first
y fill the auditorium with music. ri