Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-30

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Tnssda.l-i SliS Ars. NJ. Davis returned los
. ituss1ay from Eugene where ~. i,eu ,s las
d i'eG Mr.. Davis parents M aus euss WI, WIS
!. L. Davis whose golden wadS;r wa, 1,'u MIS- MS
bors s,'s a,su on Christmas day. Neigh
co.., surprised the hale and bea1t,
Soi5 soIp'e IN the evening, bring gifts H.
so,1' among them were coins s,iss , %
! spl saule and souvenir articles = Assl- VslL
= bpesS peec1eS and songs, the refresbmants Ot
brought by the guests was ssu,i15 sou,l, 81 :
Mrs Roy Rice was bo,toss -,
7 aaS thursday with an afternoon Of ro,,a;o lsS'
a1u cards, honoring Mrs. AIbert S,ai.S suSiS
2 ~ 2roruand, who has been her bonsa
: suest lor few days. The aftarnoos
lovsI, EroSeu ,uellghtfully ending with a
CO.. Co. i1heheon. Invited were Mrs
Ss Seorse Patterson, Mrs. Ambrose Car
gsly' 9Iliy' MIS- Archie Bowen, Mrs IIovd
zimmerman, Mrs. Thomas JansS s =
mrs' Frederick Rice, Mrs W;nian,
Nnos' Mrs, John Ladd. Mrs Pohar,
norwood Miss Cora Sullivan Me-
johanna James, Miss Ieia PISS n.,SS
pnss p.iss Dorothy Zimmerman, Pauline
nraSS.elson, naSt Masters Norman Smith and
70 lhe JOY Of large crowd of
sunday school children, there wora
games and music and a beantifrl b,o
christmas tree loaded with nresar.s e
,ast S thursday afternoon in the guild
house nous. OF st. Pauls Episcopal church
AsSlsung In entertaining the Younger
children were Miss Ellen Thieisen and
Miss Sophia Catlin. i anu
| Ass
IN Mcbride hall at Chemawa school
last Wednesday evening. the vonns
women entertained most delightfulIv
win program followed by games and
relresnments. The room was elabor-
ateiy decorated with garlands of roses
IN festoons, Christmas greens. red and
green bells. ~ anu
Inc program selections were song
with solos, 20 Ye Heavens" Auqnets
TSIniaSmOerlin, INA Lebora Sistroff, Laura
wilson, Leila Wilson, Maud Lowry and
Gnorus; recitation, "Ain't He Cute?"
Laura Wilson; solo, Loves Old Sweet
song Maud Lowry; song, "a Gar
land OF Old Fashioned Roses" I,ebova
Slstsoft; song, "I1 the Garden of NV
heart" Emma Shepherd, first So
prano; Maud Lowry second soprano
and Leila Wilson, alto; song. bright
Eyes" Esther Spencer; recitation
Ihe Mistletoe," Augusta Chamberlin
After the pleasure of the program
tnere were games and a turkey puz-
zle. In this contest first prize was
awarded to Laura Wilson. The serv-
ing OF Ice cream, cake, grapes and
chocolate rounded out a very happy
evening.
The children of Englewood school
met last Friday for a Christmas fes-
tival in the hall of the buiIdign where |
a large tree had been placed, most
beautifully decorated and brightly |
lighted. The children with their par
ents and friends, enjoyed the follow
ing program:
Song, Santa Claus" first grade
recitation, "Xmastide," third grade
boy; recitation, Xmas Song" Donald
Schaupp; recitation, EARLY Xmas
Morn" Fern Davis; duet, Xmas on
the Sea-" fifth grade girls; shepherd
Boys Carol" Andrew Vincent, Ger
trude Wilant; recitation, Ora Mason,
fourth grade; Santa and the Mouse"
two first grade girls recitation, Gatha
Green recitation, Xmas Stocking"
Kathrine Vincent; recitation, "The
Holy Stocking" Ruby Myers; "Xmas
Spirits" ten girls of third grade; rec
itation, Ernest Kubin, first grade /
quartet, pupils of first and second
grades.
The memorized selections were Civ
en- without error and the singing was
excellent.
In one of the windows of the Yoko-
hama Tea store, for a few days this
week, there was exhibited a very
beautiful Hayiland china diner SER
vice of special design which was or
dered year ago by Salem man and
expected last June as a gift to his
wife on their twentieth wedding an
niversary. 1t was the first set of this
exclusive design to be exported from
France and is one Of the choicest
patterns in the Haviland works
s%H
Mr. and Mrs. Connell Dyer of Port
land were in Salem visiting their
parents during the Christmas holl-
days.
Coming as a surprise to many ac-
quaintances, will occur the wedding
on January the twenty-second, of one
of Salem's fair young matrons. AL
though the engagement has been an
open secret for several weeks, the date
of the wedding has been closely kept.
Mrs. NJ. A. Plamondon Of Portland
is enjoying a visit Of indefinite length
with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Pape.
sHt
The Percy Pope Dabneys of Port
land are entertaining a large week
end party at their home. Mrs, Eliza
beth e. Waters and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam c. Knighton of Salem are among
the twenty five guests asked.
80
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Burton spent
Christmas in Tuner.
49,
Mr.. and Mrs Rolo Drain of Eugene
we're holiday guests Of Mrs. Drains
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Nerod.
rhn Day Rrrtnns are entertaining