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

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Miss Edna Josse entertained this
week her friend Miss zona Haight of
Albany
Mr., and Mrs. George Stahl and their
son Paul are visiting friends In Salem.
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Miss Lila Doughty Of Sheridan is
the guest of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. George e. Metcalf in Salem.
Little Betty Clardy OF Chemawa en-
tertainei her small friends to the
number OF twenty last Tuesday after
noon, with Christmas tree party and
dainty refreshments.
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Mr.. Carey Martins mother, Mrs.
Caroline Martin OF Eugene, who has
been the formers house guest for a
fortnight, returned to her home last
Tuesday morning.
At Miss Cronises dancing school
this afternoon four OF the young girls
will give the skirt dance. Miss Gro
Mise has been very successful with
her work this winter. The classes
being larger and more enthusiastic
than those Of previous seasons.
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Miss Tessa Dent, OF Portland, Is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. r, NJ
Hofer.
Mr.. and Il. Chalcraft OF Chemawa
left for Tillamook last Tuesday after
noon, intending to visit for few
days.
Doctor and Mrs. Riggs, with Miss
Hazel Riggs from Portland were the
Christmas guests OF the T. j. Gro
nises at 1876 Front street.
After five weeks OF travel and Wis
lthS in Ohio and Michigan towns
Reverend II. A. Ketchum returned tC
his home In Salem last week Friday
The principal object Of his trip to the
east was to be present at the dedica'
ton OF the Second Presbyterian church
OF 2c-tsmouth, Ohio, splendid new
edifice costing over one hundred thou
sand dollars to build. Doctor Ketch'
um was pastor OF the Second Presby'
terian church twenty-seven years age
and was invited by the members Z
take part In the dedicatory services
OF this new building.
Among the numerous Christmas fes
tiyitles for Sunday school children
none was more enjoyable or success
ful than the arrangements planned by
the Salvation Army. The hall wal
crowded and many we're unable L
gain entrance. Added 20 the joys o.
Christmas tree was most Inter
estlng program OF music and recita
uons, which was repeated for the ben
eft and pleasure Of the men In thu
penitentiary; who showed their ap
probation OF this compliment. Three
selections were beautifully given b!
the choir from First Congregations
church, Mrs. W. p. Babcock, Mrs. Ju
liza Bross, Mr.. william McGilchrist
sr., and Mr.. Albert Gllle. Miss BE
atrice Shelton, pianist.
The children gave the followinI
program. Song, THAT Wondroul
Christmas Morn" by the Sunda,
school; recitation, "sing a Song 0
Christmas" Lucille Sparrow; recita
tion, Poor Santa" Marie Cronni reci
tatlon. "Chrlstmas Bells" Anna Hew
lit; solo, 1.-THE Christ Child lei
Maud Bowman; recitation, why a.
Bells for Christmas Rlng| Elsi
Yates; recitation, "The Christina
Dream" Miles Hammond; song, "si
lent Night" Sunday school: recita
tion. "The Children's Day." Ivy Rich
ards; recitation. watching In Christ
mas" Florence Perkins, recitation
"Hang Up the Babys Stocking" Lei
Maud Bowman. recitation, where D
You LiyeY ylna Hammond; SOLD
"Glad Christmas Morn" LOttie Cain
song, "Bells Of Christmsa," by tn
Sunday school. Leila Maud bowman
who Is but five years old, gave he
recitation very 9rett,ly
A New Years musical concert vii
be given In First Congregations
church. Liberty and Center streeti
tomorrow evening at eight-thirt
O'clock. The program is under direc
tion Of Miss Beatrice Shelton and gly
en- by the church choir, Mrs. II "
Bross soprano; Mrs. w r. Babcoci
alto: Mr.. VIM. McGilchrist, tenor; MI
Albert Gille, basso; Miss Beatric
shelton, organ; Miss Viola yercie
violin; Miss Pearl Yercler, violin; a.
gisted BY Mrs. Julia Bross Pinnei
ontralto: Miss Inez Dennlson' se
nrauo; Miss olive !. Riddell, reader