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

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A quick lunch prepared in a minute.
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luncheon given in Albany last week
by Mrs Hopkins and Mrs. Flynn in
honor of Mrs. R. C. HUT
Mr., and Mrs. James F.. Vogt. of
Seattle, were week end guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Wood. Mrs.
Vogt was friend of the Woods in
West Union, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Burton Stan
ford have taken apartments in Port
land, at Sixth and wasco streets.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Zeigler, of Santa
Cruz, California, who have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Moore
for two weeks, returned to their
home last Wednesday.
$50
The Loyal Daughters and LOYAL
Sons of Christian church were given
happy Halloween party last week,
Tuesday, when Miss Grace Dane
asked them to her home for the
sports Of All Saints eve. Decora-
tions were appropriate and refresh
ments in accordance to the season.
Besides the game, there was music.
The members enjoying the affair
were Misses Nellie Morris, Esther
Grimmel, Vivian Grimmel, Adeline
Flake, Grace Baker, Gertrude Mccoy,
Lilly Mccoy, Carman Tracy, Ulva
Durbin, Winnie Hargrove, Vivian
Hargrove, Helen Mercer, Ruth Hans
foss, Maybel Utterback, Velva Utter
back. Clara Savage, Maud Grimes,
Eugene Siegmund and Wilda Sieg-
mund, Mr.. Jones, Mr.. Ralph Mercer,
Mr.. Gerald Balington, Mr.. Elma
Shoemaker, Mr.. Joseph chatham, Mr..
Ivan Shoemaker, Mr.. Edward Pow
ers, Mr.. Ellis Cooley, Mr.. George
Grimes, Mr.. Chair Tracey and Mr..
L. Wagner
Miss Rhoda Gestner, who has been
visiting Mrs Hodges in Boise, was
called home last Saturday on ac-
count of her fathers illness.
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Miss Fox, who is student secretary
of the Young Women's Christian AS
sociations of the Northwest territory
u11nqt nf bnnAr 10 ,F
ternoon. when the college association
entertained with games and music in
the rest room. About fifty guests en-
joyed the delightful afternoon. Miss
Lottie Penn and Miss Frncis Pohle
served punch and waters
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The first meeting of the music de-
partment of the Womans club will
be held next Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. William Burghardt, Jr., $50
Union street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blankenship of Van
couver, Washington, who are enjoying
a honeymoon trip, stopped off in Sa-
lem for a visit with the r. C. Hunt
ers of Liberty and Bellevue streets.
Mrs. Blankenship is daughter of the
late Mr.. A. D. Hall of Woodburn, and
a niece of Mrs. Hunter.
There will be a concert at the ar
mory on Thanksgiving evening, which
will be given by the German societies
of Salem Miss Harriet Emma, a grad
uate from one of the best European
conservatories, will present a fine
repertoire. This talented young
womn sings in four languages. The
German folk songs are especially in
teresting, and will be heard for the
first time in Salem. The Mannerchor
of the German Verein will give some
of their choice selections. The even
ing closes with a social dance. Fine
orchestra music has been secured.
About seventy freshmen of william
ette university enjoyed an evening of
athletic sports last week Friday, in
their gymnasium hall, which was
elaborately decorated with autumn
leaves and flowers. Miss Chappell,
Professor and Mrs. Walsh, Professor
and Mrs. Biddle, Professor and Mrs.
Won Eschen, chaperoned the jolly
crowd, who contested in track meets
and running games and all manner Of
mild sports. Refreshments were
served la cafeteria, the guests pass
ing between rows of students who
held salvers containing popcorn, pea
nuts, grapes, apples, doughnuts, cider
and homemade candles This affair
was in every way most delightful.
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Miss Mabel Leary of Spokane, who
is visiting in Medford, stopped for
day or two in Salem with Miss Elsie
COtterman
Mr.. L. U. Josse went to Portland
last Wednesday to visit his father.
who is hale and hearty, at eighty
five years.
The Junior Guild of st. Paul's Epis-
cOpal church was entertained by Mrs
Joseph Baumgartner and Mrs. Homer
Smith, last Thursday afternoon at Mrs
Smiths residence, with a sewing bee
in preparation for the bazaar which
will be held during the first week
Of December The hostesses served
very lovely refreshments, Josephine
and Lenta Baumgartner assisting.
Mrs w. A. Denton resumed the