Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-07
S

For the entertainment VI WI .
!, Cerini Miss Josephine Brown,
NJ ~ George Brown asked few
srisnds S.d last Monday. About fifteen wo-
nen who had been close friends of
Ms Cerini during her residence in
salem. brought their sewing and
rbilqd away the afternoon with rem
iniscences most pleasant.
Mrs George L. Schneider and Mrs.
lanes Montgomery Powers, were
;oint hostesses last Monday evening
~ Mrs Schreiber's home with a re-
asntion for the teachers fraternity
ond members of school board of Sa-
Iam Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Bonnell
ond Mr.. and Mrs. Schmalle assisted
with receiving and entertaining.
This affair brought together in most
delightful manner, one hundred and
ffteen guests all connected with the
nublic schools excepting Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Hofer, who were honor
ary. There was orchestra music
during the entire evening by Miss
Lanelle Bloom, pianist ana MIS-
Mary Schultz Vlonnlst. MISS MT-
paret SchTeloeI pIeslueu over INC I
9uncL oOwl and light refreshments
rere served.
The twenty-third anniversary of
Carl Gabrailsons natal day was cele
brated in Des Moines last Thursday,
where with his mother, they were
visiting relatives A lunch and a
raro oir-nn in nj ~, I
that day and late in the evening he
left for a trip to Chicago before re-
turning home. Mrs. Gabrailson will
remain with her mother for a visit of
some length.
Mrs H. d. Kimball and Mrs. Ed
win Sherwood left for North Yakima
last Wednesday evening to attend the
Columbia river branch of the Wo-
mans Foreign Mission, expecting to
be gone for a week.
Mrs. Kimball is president of the
branch which includes Montana, Ida
no, Washington and Oregon. Many
delegates from eastern cities will be
in attendance besides those from
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy A. Cupper en-
tertained in delightful manner last
Thursday evening when members of
the Orange club met for their month
ly session. Following the business
routine was music and cards.
Miss Della Wilson played nicely
her piano selections; Mrs. Simerals
and Mrs. Cupper's songs were most
pleasing. In the game of progress
i've five hundred, first and second
. prizes were given Mr. David Wright
and Mr. Jay Reynolds. The predom-
mating color in decorations through
out the rooms was yellow; nastur- [
tiums in great profusion and quanti-
ties of daisies, the same scheme be-
ing carried out in refreshments.
Mrs. Horace Brodie cut the ice cream
and Lille Domagalla assisted with ;
serving. The guests enjoying this
evening were Mr. and Mrs. David
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs Thorp, Mr.. and
Mrs Brodie, Mr.. and Mrs. Wygant,
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeral Miss Solomon,
Miss Wilson, Mr.. Jay Reynolds, and
Mr.. Morgan.
Mrs j. C. Moreland, Mrs Gaylord
Patterson and Miss Moreland have is
sued invitations for Friday after
noon, October the thirteenth at Mrs.
MOreland's home, number $50 North s
Summer street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayborne NJ. Walker
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Madeline Durbin Walker,
to William Connell Dyer. The date
of the marriage which is to occur in
November, has not been decided [
upon The mentioning of this de- |
lightful bit of news, which has been t
an open secret, will bring a shower |
OF congratulations upon this young {
couple who are prominent in Salem !
society.
During the business session of the !
Ladies Relief Society last Thursday '
afternoon at Mrs. A n Gilbert's
home, it was decided to give a char
ity ball on the night of the twentieth |
OF this MONTH at Hotel Marion.
The Relief Society was formed
about ten years ago; its object was !
the care of deserving needy and {
SICK persons without means. More t
active work was called for with the
rapid growth of Salem and two years l
ago the social season was inaugur- S
ated with charity ball which was '
splendid result of earnest effort on s
the part of the members of this Re- i
Hel Society. No doubt the same sue !
cess will attend the affair to be Civ {
en- this month. There will be no in t
Htation cards issued; but tickets, for a
which one dollar will be asked, can I
Oe obtained the first of next week. 7
lhe committee on arrangements t
mas been chosen from members of the c
Relief Society. Chairman, Mrs. T. C.
Snllth, assisted by Mrs. T. A. Lives I
icy Mrs Milton Meyers, Mrs. B. O, /
"nucking and Mrs. w. j. Ball. /
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cook, of Port
iahd sent telephone messages to {
friends in Salem announcing the ar !
LVal last Monday of a baby daugh- I
5E Mr. and Mrs. Cook left for t
rortland about three years ago. after '
d Snort residence in Salem and many !
trends will be pleased to know of t
uelr new happiness I
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Shaw are occu- a
RGg apartments at the Grand Esta,
IN Portland. &
Mrs W. II Steusloff and Mrs + G. \