Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-09
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and Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Pstza, .us
Mrs. o'Brien serving refreshments er sno
The Senior and Junior cr,ias =,
st Pauls Episcopal church ciosed ~
last evening most profitable cbr;st
mas mas SAFE OF useful and fancy articles
and homemade candy - ''''eS
ms the salem Woman's club is enter
tanning this afternoon for their annual
guest day, presenting a musical nro .
gram under direction of Miss Min
nette Magers. ~ N'iH
Miss Sophia Catlin telepbonad q
lew OF the younger crowd for last
tuesday evening in compliment n
MISS Bertha McMasters, of Portland
VINO was her guest, Miss McMasters
returned to her home yesterday.
Miss Alice Lupton inaugurated tho
christmas parties last Monday when
sne asked a few girl friends for an
evening OF most enjoyable enter
Alnment, followed by luncheon. The
reds and green's of Christmas tide
gally decorated the rooms. The
i,ghts were covered with shades of
the same bright hue. On the table
were bells and red candles in sticks
ana the places were marked by cards
IN the shape of a sole: bearing
CHRISTMAS greetings from the soull
Surrounding the table were Miss
hieanor Colony, Miss Eunane Craig
MISS Lola De Long. Miss Olive n
Metcalf, Miss Mabel DeLong. Miss
Marie Schwab, Miss Helen Litchfield
Miss Nettiebelle Chenoweth, Miss Nell
lie schwab, Miss Mary Wann. Miss
frankie Newman, and Mrs. Ralph
Scharf Miss Francis Smith.
Mrs. Ada Strong is settled in her
apartment at 4S5 South Commercial
street
So
Colonel and Mrs. E. Hofer returned
last Monday from Klamath Falls
where they were guests at the open-
ing of White Pelican hotel.
A banquet was given last Monday
night in Hotel Marion, when seventy
five members and grand officers of
the Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men entertained in honor of their
guests, Mr.. William Koch and Mr.. w.
E. Davy.
The dining room and tables were
beautifully decorated with carnations
and ferns. The following menu was
served.
Oyster Cocktail
Olives Long Branch Celery
COnsomme
Roast Turkey
Oyster Dressing
Riced Potatoes French Peas
Frozen Punch
Chicken Salad 4
Brick Ice Cream
Small Coffee
Cheese Bents Crackers
With Mr.. Frederick Bynon as toast
master, the following toasts were re-
sponded to:
"The Brotherhood of American
YeOmen," Grand Foreman William
KOck.
"The Gentlemen" Worthy Foreman
Doctor M. E. Pomeroy.
"The Ladies Chief Correspondent
W, E. Davy.
"W. c. P. and d." State Manager
W. A. Bullock.
Ladies in Fraternal Work." Mrs.
Helen Kingwood Bolin.
"The Life of a Deputy" Major T. !
J. Buford
"The Sunny Side of Life" Miss
Mayors.
"Our Wives and Sweethearts," Pre- |
lessor F. Q. BARLEY.
Other toasts by other guests.
Miss Anna Nowlen, who estab- |
ished kindergarten school in Sa-
EN- few months ago, is meeting
With deserved success in her chosen
profession. The children entrusted
o her care are from three to six
,ears of age and exhibit the greatest
interest in their work Miss Nowlen,
If forceful character and charming
is a staunch believer in
discipline.
The Priscilla club met with Mrs. A.
T. Brown yesterday afternoon, and ad-
ourned until after the holidays.
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Miss Gertrude Erixon asked a small
rowd for last Tuesday evening when
he entertained informally with cards.
*@s
Mr.. and Mrs. vs. w. Plimpton and
lrs. Plimpton's mother. Mrs. B. Mil
er, came up from Portland to sur
rise Mr.. W. Melvine Plimpton on the
ccasion of his birthday, which occurs
Dgether with his son Sherman's, maxi
lg a family house party Of four gem
rations. They are returning to Port
and today, accompanied by Mr.. and
FRS Plimpton and children.
On the program for Memorial SER
ices in Albany lodge number 1853, B.
). o. Elks last Sunday were the names
f Mrs. W. Carlton Smith, who sang
Absent" BY John W. Metcalf and