Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-25

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: CI,dinse-Muller; 1, Ragna, Edward
urIeg, / Aus meinen grossen Schmer-
IeE' ROBERT Franz; 2, Schwesterlain.
Johannes Brahms; 8. Sweet and LOW
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The spacious home of Mrs. ] c
Hopkins, 567 South High streat was
Ine scene OF merry party last Satur-
uay afternoon when the members of
MIs' FRANK Frickey's Sunday school
class IN the First Presbyterian church
assembled for another delightful So
clal affair 1t is the purpose of this
teacher, with the cooperation of the
Ooys parents, to provide frequent en-
tertalhmenL for them, of such nature
as VIII promote the spirit of unity and
helptulness among them, and develop
pleasure in the most wholesome So
clal enjoyment, as they are of that
age, from eight to twelve, when their
social qualities may be happily direct
eu. James Hopkins, one of the most
Ialthtul members of the class, proved
an etficient host, showing the boys
MS pleasure haunts in and about his
home' and taking the initiative in the
lnuoor games During the afternoon,
u. Steiwer exhibited his magic lantern
pictures, consisting of athletes
! stunts and the maneuvers of an air
snip. This was followed by fortune
telling of unique character. Mrs. Hop
Klns, wearing the head gear of
gypsy, took her place behind a screen
and repeated the witches incarnation
from Macbeth: Double, double, toll
and trouble. Fire burn and cauldron
bubble while the boys hung the fish
ing line over the screen and secured
their fortunes. Among them were
found president of the United States.
governor of Oregon, preacher of emf
nence, discoverer of South pole, tenn
perance leader, missionary to foreign
Fields and other famous men to re-
mind them that there is room at the
top for each of them. The afternoons
pleasure closed with refreshments in
the dining room, where the table was
decorated with yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS, ivy and wild grape. Enjoying
the party were D. Steiwer, Glen Pur-
vine, Harold Moon, Herbert Darby,
Max Moon and James Hopkins.
Miss Gertrude Jones and Miss
Janet Gray came in from Labish
Meadows for Mrs. Schucking's party
last Wednesday, remaining over
night with Mrs. Jane Chadwick. Mrs.
Gray left yesterday for Hillsboro to
make short stay and will spend
Thanksgiving with her sister. Mrs.
Howard Strickler in Portland before
returning to her home in Seattle for
the Christmas holidays.
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Miss Louise Cronise spent the week
end in Albany as house guest of Miss
Chapman
Miss Edna Josse returned last Mon
day evening from a weeks visit with
friends in Portland
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fry and their
little daughter Priscilla returned last
Tuesday from four weeks stay in
"Cheery-In,' their summer home at
Neskowin.
Mrs L Bechtel was hostess last
Wednesday for the Needlecraft club,
and a number of invited friends who
enjoyed the most delightful afternoon
and the elegant luncheon served at
! its close.
A very good audience greeted Miss
Katharine Trevtte last Wednesday
evening when with the assistance of
the Congregational choir, she present
ed the following program in most sat
isfactory manner, responding with en-
cores to some of the selections:
Part 1.-The Christmas Dinner Par
ty, Miss Trevette; violin duet, select
ed, the Misses Vercler; Stories from
Eugene Field, (a) Wynken, Blynken
and Nod, (b) Picnic Time, (c) The
Night Wind, Miss Trevette; A Little
Girls Views, Miss Trevette.
Part II-Congregtional quartet; (a)
Just a Wearyin' for You, (b) I'm
phm," (c) The Usual Way, Miss Tre-
yette; Congregational Quartet; Mind
ing the Baby Miss Trevette. The
| Misses Mary nd Pearl Vercler were
received with generous applause and
played their favorite instruments
most beautifully
Miss Beatrice Shelton followed with
piano accompaniment, the recitation
of "Wynken, Blynken and Nod" and
"Just a Wearyin' for You"
The quartet, Mrs. Babcock, Mrs
Bross, Mr. McGilchrist and Mr.. Gille,
gave two beautiful numbers. The pro-
ceeds of this evenings entertainment
were divided between the Presbyterian
and Congregational churches
After visiting in California for six
weeks Mrs Frank NJ. Jordan of Sc
attic has been the house guest of Mrs.
Henry Meyers since the sixteenth of
November Mr.. Jordan and their
daughter Helen are expected next
Wednesday for Thanksgiving dinner.
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Doctor and Mrs. B. F. Rowland are
visiting at Mrs. Rowland's home city
in Ohio.
Mrs. Carey Martin and her little
daughter Francis Matte returned last
Sunday evening from pleasant visit
with friends in Portland.
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Mrs. Homer Gouley returned last
Monday from Portland where she was
the guest for a few days Of Doctor
and Mrs. W. T. Williamson
The very many friends of Miss Nan
ME Wagner, who was taken to the