Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-28

table decked with smilax and red
geraniums, with the big birthday for
It's center piece. Little dolls tied
with pink ribbons were arranged on
the cake and served with each niece
as souvenirs OF the birthday party.
The little hostess was showered with
many beautiful gifts. On the invita-
uon list were the names of Violet
Rotzien, Katherine Vincent. Bertha
Vincent, Helen Moore, Ruth Moore.
Bernice Allen. Alice McClelen Vera
Scott, Thelma Young. Lucille Moore,
Macyle Hunter, Grace Babcock, Glen
: Ba0cock, Pauline Patterson, Josephine
Illlman, Catherine Bruner. Margaret
Livesley and Florence's brother,
Wayne Elgin.
! Assisting Mrs. Elgin with the af-
ternoon's entertaining and refresh
ments were Mrs. w. w. Moore and
Miss Beyrle Holt.
The Catholic Order of Foresters is
giving a dance at st. Joseph hall
next Tuesday evening, which is the
first of the winters series.
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Doctor and Mrs. F. H. Thompson
are celebrating on the evening of the
thirty-first of this month, with an
All Saints party. The occasion being
the doctors natal day.
Miss Ellen Currin was hostess for
the Entire Nous club last Saturday
at her home on Sixth street. Needle
work, with Refreshments later, filled
the afternoon
After visit of several months du-
ration in Iowa, Mrs. E. F. Parkhurst
returned to Salem last Monday even
ing, and will remain for the winter
with her daughter Mrs. Homer Smith.
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On last Monday evening in the as
sembly room of Kimball college, the
faculty and students and their wives,
entertained with reception for the
new men of the Theological college.
The room decorations were of ferns
and eglantine, frightened with its red
pods. Addresses Of welcome given by
Doctor Kimball of the faculty; Mr..
K. D. Allen, senior class and Rever-
end Jasper, middle class, Mr.. ]. T.
Green responded by request Of the
class. For pleasure of the guests
Mrs. Jasper sang, and the college glee
club gave selections.
Refreshments were daintily served
About thirty-fiye guests enjoyed the
evening.
Members of the Kensington club
were Miss Elizabeth Lords guests
yesterday afternoon.
In addition to the regular men,
bers, the few guests asked were Mrs.
Rollin X. Page and her sister, Miss
Hurlburt, Mrs. w. Melvine Plimpton,
Mrs. B. o. Schucking, Miss Gray,
Miss Margaret Gray, Miss Ellen
Thielsen and Miss Louisa Thompson.
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For pleasure, and incidentally to
oversee the finishing of their new
home, Doctor and Mrs. R.
E. L. Steiner and Milton went to
Neskowin last week.
Mrs. George G. Bingham returned
home last Sunday from visit with
relatives in Lafayette.
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After a two months trip in Wash
ington, Mr.. Louis Josse returned to
Salem last Thursday.
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The "Muchachas" are asking their
young men friends, as guests when
they meet next Monday for an even
ing of Halloween sports with Miss
Eleanor Colony as hostess.
The Reds of Woman's Relief corps
who were victorious in the money
raising contest are giving Mrs. Ron
aid Glover a surprise party this af-
ternoon at her home, 6S5 North Com
mercial street. The day being her
anniversary.
Miss Joy Turner, who is taking
normal course in violin and piano at
the New England Conservatory of
Music in Boston, is working hard on
theory and harmony, and already has
been asked to join an orchestra which
furnishes music for entertainments.
Her instructions are under the best
teachers who give great encourage
ment for the future success of her
chosen profession Miss Turner is
domiciled at Gardner hall, one of the
three beautiful homes connected with
the conservatory. 1t has given her
great pleasure to meet a number of
Salem people in Boston
Mrs. James Walton of Tillamook is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and