Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Carpenter Bro
uIe gave the members of Orange club
most delightful entertainment last
tuesday evening. The jack-o-lanterns
and pumpkins of Halloween were
N evidence, combined with branches
or autumn leaves and the shaded
Ilghts' As the guests appeared, by
unseen artifice the door silently op-
ened TO admit them. A little gypsy
glrl passed out fortunes written on
slips OF paper and enclosed in nut
shells, while an uncanny witch read
the palms in a booth appropriately
decorated. An apple-eating contest,
one of the favorite games on Hal
loween was won by Miss Byars
and Mr.. Roy Rullison. After the en-
tertainment of games, Mrs. Ray Sim
eral sang, Miss Hudelson and Miss
Pigler gave piano number; Mr.. Wy
CANT told in most interesting manner
OF the Panama canal as he had seen 1t.
refreshments followed, with pumpkin
pie, cider and other good things; the
evening ending with spelling bee,
MISS Rullison and Miss Trice drawing
straws for the prize after spelling
through the dictionary.
Members of the Philodorian society
entertained with a United States bur-
lesque banquet last week Friday ev-
ening, honOring the young women of
the Philodosians. The affair was
given in Lausanne hall, where flags
were used for decorating. The menu
cards bearing the same emblems. Mr..
st. Pierre acted as toastmaster, Pres
ident Taft earl NotD responding to
international Peace" Theodore
Roosevelt perry Reigleman) to why
the Onion Should be Adopted as Our
National Emblem; William ]. Bryan
Merton De Long,, Internal Evolu-
ton; La Toilette (Mr, Raines), In
ternal Revolution" Before the ban
quet, charades were acted and after
the feast Miss Grace Smith, whose
voice is a fine contralto, gave two
songs, accompanied by Miss Eleanor
Colony, The jolly affair was enjoyed
by fifty guests.
Miss Zoe Stockton is entertaining
next Tuesday evening with five hun
dred party, complimenting Miss Mad
cline Walker, whose marriage to Mr..
Connell Dyer will be solemnized on
the fifteenth of this month.
In the Portland Journal of last
Sundays issue, a charming portrait
was presented of Judge and Mrs. Will
liam N. Gaten's little daughter, Helen
Gray Patricia.
Miss Janet Gray of Seattle is enjoy
ing a weeks visit with her grand
mother, Mrs. Jane Chadwick, and will
return to Labish Meadows, where she
will be the house guest of Miss Ger
trude Jones.
The Lucy Lee and Progressive
classes of Jason Lee Memorial church
met in the old tabernacle last Monday
for an evening of Halloween sports.
Jack-o'-lanterns and autumn leaves
covered the walls, while phantom
games and goblin tales made uncanny
amusements. There were forty-two
guests enjoying the evenings fun,
and the feast of ginger bread, pump
kin pie and sweet cider.
Mrs A. Eaton will entertain the
Needlecraft club next Wednesday al
her home, Oak and Twelfth streets.
80
Miss Elizabeth Lord left Salem last
Monday for Walla Walla, where she
will be the house guest for week Of
Mrs. George L. Converse.
Mr.. and Mrs George Simeral (Miss
Margaret Klein) have gone to theiI
ranch near Tulare, California, where
they expect to reside permanently
80
The Priscilla club was entertained
most pleasantly this week by Mrs. w
S. Mott at her residence on North
Commercial street.
eos
Mrs. A. Klein will visit in California
for a month, with her daughter, Mrs
George Simeral. Mr. Klein will theI
join her and together they travel fol
the winter, visiting the Hawaiian Isl.
ands, Japan and China.
80
Mrs. Chauncey Bishop is entertain.
ing as house guest Mrs w. s Shaw
of Portland,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Afford enter
tanned delightfully."- last week Friday
evening for the Epworth league o.
Leslie Methodist church, at their home
in South Salem. The party was {
Halloween event, with decorations
games and refreshments appropriate
for the occasion.
In a contest for cutting out lanterns
and cats, high score prizes were giveI
to Miss Adelta Nye, Miss Mabe
Hearck and Harvey Miller tied To-
cats" Miss Dennis captured frs
prize for the best dressed witch ant
Lewis Judson first for best writtel
story in the Prank Party Mis-
Wells and the Misses Afford assiste
in serving refreshments.
80
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Crawfor
Glover entertained with an attractiv
dinner last Sunday in celebration O
their third wedding anniversary. Gov
ers were placed for eight at beauti
fully appointed table. with its center
piece an immense bunch of red carna
tions; and illumination of red can
dies. Congratulatory addresses wer
presented between courses.
4
Miss Eva Scott was hostess las
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