Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-23

Paulile Dick, Barbara psnh..,
francis Dick. Hans William PsIai4 PshIani
and Donald Allison. 'H'eisen
Inc Cherry City assemble varo q.
Tnaodng ng party at hotel Marion last
tuesday night The room was SH mas .as,
a..raeuVe s,NVe with Christmas decor Cor
oions. A good floor. fine music and a
a., comfortable crowd gave a deliSbt u
onoa.. ., anu Mrs. William Karron are
suests OF the Doctor R. E. Leo ST. A. :
ers for Christmas HOLIDAYS ' ''ein-
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ona nj ana Mrs. Thomas A. Liveslev
ana their small daughter are T IN
BRUSH Columbia, where tbev viii - ~
main for about three weeks ~ w;th AZ
naSod1 Ne p L1lVesleys parents, Mr.. and Mrs
! Inc Joseph Baumgartners ara
spending Christmas tide with rs1a a. :
uYes in Roseburg.
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On last Wednesday evening the
nome OF Mrs. w. Denton was the
scene Of delightful Christmas nartv rtv
given IN honor of her music punils
VINO with their parents. filled tbe
rooms to over-howing. Cav decoras
G. Gons IN garlands and canopy of
christmas bells were hung in the mn
SIC room, while red carnations. vel
low chrysanthemums, Oregon CRANE
and holly were used in profnsion
throughOu the rooms. This event
was the second of a series of musical
entertainments to be given by the pu-
plis this winter and was entirely an
evening OF Christmas music and cns-
toms in many lands. The first mart
was devoted to work of the Younger
class, from which delightful selec-
lions were given by Ruth Moore.
Florence Elgin, Alice Mcclellan. Gem
eVleye Endicott, Francis Hodge. Fris-
Ia Winger and Albert Lachelle. There
was some excellent music bv Mar
garet Goodin Selma Blessing. Bea-
trlce Walton, Barbaras Steiner. MIL
dred Brunk and Frederick Deckeback,
who are advanced pupils. The sec
ana part Of the program through
kindness of Percy Cotter, was given
to beautiful and appropriate selec-
tions on the phonograph. beginning
with Silent Night" by Shumann
Heink. These selections were enter
spersed with readings by Mrs. Mil
! ton Meyers, and Miss Rita Steiner.
who told Of visit from st. Nicholas.
The third and best part of all for
the young people was announced by
jingle of bells from the outside fol-
lowed by the entrance of Santa Claus
who came in his zero garb, tugging
a great pack which held gifts and
candy for each pupil
aaR
In her home at Oak and Liberty
streets, beautifully decorated with
poinsettas and smilax, Mrs. Asahel
Bush Jr., was hostess for the Ken
sington clubs Christmas party on
Thursday afternoon. The tree, brave
with its tinsel trimmings, was ar
ranged in the center of table while
surrounding it were quantities of
dainty presents, each member con-
tributing her fifteen gifts.
Poinsettas and smilax covered the
dome over the dining table, which
bore the same brilliant flowers, and
place souvenirs of red candy baskets
filled with salted nuts and confec-
tions. The elaborate luncheon was
catered by Johnny Jones. The jolly
afternoon will be remembered as one
of the most delightful, of very many
affairs given by the members of this
club.
The Philodosians and Philodorians
of Willamette university enjoyed
most delightful evening last week Fri
day, when their hall in the College of
Liberal Arts building was made gay
with decorations and a program given
with Misses Rhea Wilson and Ethel
Thomas in readings; Miss Mary Pig
Ter, piano solo; Mr.. Merton DeLong,
vocal solo, and Mr.. Joseph Stearns
giving an amusing woman's suffrage
sketch.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Melvine Plimpton
with Sherman and Janet are enjoy
ing family reunion, with Christmas
gaieties, in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Thielsen and
Miss Ellen Thielsen are guests OF the
E. D. Whitneys in Portland.
Mrs. F. B. Ryan and her daughter
Miss Esther of Monmouth are with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Post for the hol-
idays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waters and
children of Portland, have Joined the
family house party at Mrs. E. e. Wa
tiers.
4 Mrs. e. n. opaululhS "us
guest Of the Walter L. Spauldings Tor
few days this week.
There was no more joyous occa-
sion this week among the Christmas
festivities than yesterday afternoons
gathering of kindergarten children
in their school rooms at l62 Norln
Church street.
Miss Nowlan had arranged
CHRISTMAS tree all hung with bright
ornaments and festoons made by tne
children for the purpose OF dec9ia..
ling and red bells that had 3eeh /
cn1 1 ont bv the little folks, on when