Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-16


delegates, who presented Y.M G. A
pennant as prize.
Providing the cakes and assisting a
this table we're Miss Florence Inns
Miss Gladys Sappingfield. Mrs. The,
Roth. Miss Esther Copley. Miss Inc
Denison and Mrs. Lena Newland.
The Presbyterian table was decor
ated with pink and white carnationl
and pink candles. Providing cake
were Mrs. Geo. J. Pearce, Mrs. ]. A
Pooler, Mrs. Jos. II. Albert. Mrs
Judge Eakin. Mrs. Max Buren an,
Mrs. G. w. Shand, and ASSISTING. MIS-,
Ruth ketchum. Miss Gertrude Eakin
Miss Alta Altman, Miss Ruth Hodre
tin. 'i"'
The Christian church used the same
scheme Of decorating. Doctor II n
Epley and Mr.. A. NJ. Hansen patron.
lied the cooked food sale Of the Jason
Lee Memorial church ladies'. buying
their cakes and presenting them M
the young women who assisted AT this
table, who were Miss Vivian Grem-
mels, Miss Berl Headrick, Miss limo
Delay. Miss Velva Utterback. Miss
Esther Gremmels and Miss Mabel m.
terback.
First Methodist table was beauti-
fled with ivy, white carnations and
pink candles. Miss Hattie Beckley
Miss Lola Belle Cook, Miss Lima Heisr
Miss Lulu Heist. Miss Florence Met
calf, Miss Frances Pohle and Miss
Lottie Penn serving, and Mrs. J. G.
Moreland, Mrs. Barnes and Mrs Van
devert donating cakes.
On the Congregations table were
red carnations and holly wreaths.
Mrs. R. j. Hendricks, Mrs. H. M.
Branson, Mrs. Geo. Brown. Mrs. Lot
Pearce, Mrs. Thos. Burrows and Mrs,
Fred Steusloff donating cakes and
Miss Oda Chapman. Miss Lyra Miles
Miss Jennie Pearce, Miss Margaret
Poisal, Miss Helen Farrar. Miss Isa-
bel McGilchTist and Miss Hazel Keller
serving the guests.
The banquet was given to the dele-
gates OF the 0regon-Idaho convention
the Salem board of directors and a
Few invited guests. President CamD-
bell of the University of Oregon was
toastmaster.
MRS William Burghardt, Jr., enter
tanned yesterday afternoon with
charming informality, her Kensington
club and one or two guests.
Miss Lillian Slater asked a num-
Der of young friends to surprise her
sister Leila last evening, in celebra-
ton OF her eighteenth birthday.
There were contests, games and mu-
sic of all kinds to while away fbe
hours, In the leading contests Miss
lsobelle McGilchrist carried off head
prize while Miss Beryl Holt was Civ
EN- the "booby."
The happy evening was rounded
out with ice cream and cake. Invited
for this affair were Misses La Rue
East, Helen Farrar, Margaret Poisal
Adelta Nye, Mary Steusloff, Marie
Smith, Beryl Holt, Erma Botsford.
Erma Harding, Laura Ross, Isobelle
MeGilchrist, Joseph Kaiser, Ernest
Lasky, Harold Hager, Kenneth Mar
tin and Leon Barrick.
see
In addition to Miss Cronise's danc-
ing class for children next Saturday
afternoon, the twenty-third, there viii
be Christmas SNOWFALL party All
VINO are Interested in the children's
dancing school are invited to attend
this little affair. On Friday evening
the regular class will enjoy a Christ
mas social party. During the evening
Mrs. Gretchen Knorr will give a Span-
ish dance in costume. No invitations
VIII be issued for this party at the
Armory, but friends are requested to
join in the merry making.
The Christmas musical service to
be given at the First Methodist church
by large choir of forty voices. un-
der the direction of Dean f. S. Mem
denhall, will be presented Sunday ey-
ening, December the seventeenth. he
ginning at seven-thirty o'clock. The
proefam as arranged will take up the
entire evening, being quite varied and
elaborate in its details. Several cho-
ruses from the Messiah" the prince
of Peace" by John Spencer Camp,
md others by Henry Swart. Berthold
Tours. and similar prominent COM
)osers will be comprised in the choral
selections. Several beautiful solos and
luartets will also be given, selected
rom the very best and most attract
We Christmas music written. The So
oists of the evening will be Mrs r.
J. Mendenhall, soprano; Miss Ava
alto; Mr. Ross McIntire.
enor; Mr.. r. R. Jones, baritone; Mr. |
:. S. Roberts, organist.
A most interesting afternoon was
pent last Wednesday when Doctor
larry Fowler Thompson of Eugene
ave a talk to about thirty women OF
he Baptist church. in the home Of
lrs. s. r. Vail, at 1853 South Cot
age street. Mrs. Thompson has had
luch experience in India, as a mis-
onary worker Miss Weyman, who
secretary of the work among
omen for Oregon, Washington and
iaho, is especially Interested in the
Dung people and gave brief address
blowing Mrs. Thompson. In the ey-
hing the same speakers gave adj
'esses more complete in detail. to
rger gathering in the Baptist mar