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

a oelated "spook party. will
christian Endeavorers of the Chris
uan church as entertainers 4 Ias 's
tuesday evening brought HalIowe'o,
sports into this week Each 80. - =
tne large company wore fancy cos 3
tunes; many were in the sheet ani
pillow slip garb. AS they arrived
TWO small ghosts escorted the gneSt,
10 the death chamber" which No,
lnaue as gruesome as possibIa h,
the exhibition of an imitation coAiy
covered with blackberries Fact
person was compelled to pin one ot
lnese berries on their dress or coat
anu We're then led by other ghostIy
attendants to different places. and at
last to the church parlor. wbare
games were played and Refreshments
were seryed-both appropriate for
the occasion. p ''''e '0'
Macyl Hunter asked her little
friends for last Saturday afternoon
from two until half after five O'Clock
70 help celebrate her seventh birth
uay, The merry crowd played games
on the porch and lawn, and were
served refreshments on. the norcb
Miss Glover Miller assisting when
the birthday cake was cut, the girls
found thimbles in their portions and
marbles were in the boys pieces
Many lovely little presents COM
plimented Macyl on this happv occa-
sion Her guests were Francis
ward, Florence Jones, Helen Corey
Mabel Marcus, Helen Marcus. Thel.
ma Young, Iris Hamilton, Pauline
Patterson, Amelia Babcock, Mar
garet kibby, Gretchen Brown, Eliza
beth Bayne, Annette Hopkins, Wayne
Elgin, Robert Corey, Clarence Gle
ments, Donald Worden, Keith Brown.
MRS. Charles Jones, Mrs. Frank
Brown and Mrs. Charles Elgin were
honored with special invitations.
Ihe first recital to be given this
season by the Sara Brown Savage
school of expression, located in 81,
Joseph's hall at Winter and Chem
eketa streets, was presented before q
good audience last Wednesday even
ing with the following program:
Piano duet, Concert Valse". Colts,
chalk; Misses Mary Pigler and
Eleanor Colony.
Reading, Where Ignorance Is
Bliss, Howard Fielding; Rhea VIII
son.
Reading, Ramon, Bret Hart;
Robin Day.
Reading, (a) pink Dominoesv.
Rudyard Kipling; (b) "The Moo Cow
Moo, Edmond Vance Cook; Olive
Vocl solo, "A Madrigal", Victor
Harris; Miss Mabel Lantz.
Reading, "The Dotted Trail, VIII.
Irwin; Ethel Thomas.
Monologue, How Miss Ceely Took
the Cake, Belle Marshall Locke;
Emmeline Klein.
Vocal solo, Remembrance" Maui
rice Telma; Inez Dennison.
Comedietta, "The Return of Lefty,
Thompson.
Characters: Mrs. Riggs, Letty's
mother, June Patty Shields. Aman-
da Alton, Phoebe Hicks, friends of
the family; Bertha Eckerlin, Olive
MCGEE, Ruth Carey, Letty's cousin;
Blanche Liston. Celeste, Letty's
French maid, Ethel Thomas. Lau-
retta Montgomery, Lefty, Hazel Erik
on
The evenings entertainment gave
the same full enjoyment that was
placed before the public when Mrs
Savage was Dean of Willamette Uni
versity college of oratory. The mus
ical selections on the program were
under the direction of Miss Minetta
Magers, and all were excellently Civ
en-. The pianists executed well the
big, brilliant valse Miss Denison
and Miss Lantz sang in splendid
voice
The dramatic numbers, including a
charming little comedietta, showed
splendid work of Mrs. Savage's pu-
pills, and were received most enthu-
siastically.
The pleasure given in the past by
Miss Hazel Erixon, Miss Emmeline
Klein, Miss Ethel Thomas, and Mrs.
June Patty Shields was repeated
this evening. The other pupils add
ing plesure by the excellent handling
of their work. The public will be
glad to know that a series of these
delightful evenings will be given
this winter.
Cards have been issued forthe we'd
ding of Miss Madeline Walker and
Mr.. Connell Dyer, to take place next
Wednesday in the Congregational
church.
After visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Fawk, in Salem, Mrs.
James Walton, Jr, left on Wednes-
day morning for her home in Tilla-
nook, Miss Elene Fawk accompanied
her, intending to remain for two
weeks.
In delightful manner Miss Mary
Wann entertained last Monday
evening for the Manchacha girls.
Mrs. George J. Pearce attended the
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