Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-02

ovening III lHo hVAAo VI n'
lsA william Brown on Stat
" ", NESTS we're hidden by MI
Fs@, clifford Brown to an en-
q lament sa1 quite out OF the ordinar,
.. Il social events.
SIa .S = @est was asked to represen
acu ., and the rooms were file
loso, s.oo,n,ated fora of native and for
~ au A complex variety, toC
q ons s0 for description, developed
ine,Ol ,O-ol and artificial materials
% saotnrles we're beautiful and the
", cns Of the loyliest Of the win
a.. with oregon craps, daffodill
|, lTeezIa formed the decorations In
I. soral guessing contest, Miss
". thompson and Miss Ellen
ll',..r lls lied for honors and the
v. vas given to Miss Thielsen
,snrence Hofer, Mr.. Carl Ga
Az and Mr.. Frederick .Slade
N % n mems prize, which fell to
aofer An elaborate luncheon
ssrved. Mrs. Sutherland. Mrs,
!. vsre and Miss Cosper assisted.
NJ, Helen Pearce and Miss Dor
4, pparce we're charming hostesses
delightful affair last Saturday,
N. ihIrty-two of their young friends
.s.onded to invitations for the after
" Flags and flowers of varied
[ -,.r. we're tastefully used about the
,ns ] Prizes for the contest games
n, awarded to Miss Ruth Hodges,
w Gertrude Reeves and Miss Stokes
LEBANON. Miss Hazel Bishop as
tsd the hOstesses'
vnbers Of the Muchacha club sur
,s,d Miss Nettiebelle Chenoweth
.m miscellaneous shower last
SDday evening, in her home 500
INN thirteenth street. On this joy
n oeasion the bride-elect announced
n coming marriage to Mr. Albert
wysyne Of Chicago; the event to
ami on Tuesday, March twelfth. AT
n Ae delights of bringing to view
N contents of numerous prettily
V,DDed packages, a nicnic luncheon,
,reght by the Muchachas, was spread
n Ihe merry evenings ending.
yrnmoning friends to the high
vAOoI last Friday night, when the
hanen entertained the sophomores,
,m Invitations for an Indian party,
riten on brown paper with edges
r,sed and burned, and diction most
wuIar "Ho! Anon the instant Of
Incl The Big Chief of the Freshman
TIDE summons you to a pow-wow to
held at the camping grounds in
o. high school, on Friday evening,
IRuary the twenty-third."
appointments of the affair were car
III out In appropriate manner The
tnlasIum hall was turned into a for
ad III trees and dotted with tepees
hEe Indian maidens told fortunes
ni dOled fire water. IN the fortune
tUim we're Miss May Steusloff and
In Jessie Holcomb, while Miss Es-
W May and Miss Zelva Utterbach
fTed punch
he sophomore colors, green and
hif, we're used for decorating and
Fr carried out in the refreshments.
llH Elya Smith assisted throughout
Y evening. Music from the East
sA0Ol orchestra added much to the
asure, Mrs. b. A. Clark ohaperoned
\ members, who are Thomas Curtis,
NJ violin and leader; Miss Evelyn
alNg, pianist: Walter Welch, first
,na; Clair Drager, first cornet. Al
ENlller, second cornet; John Wat
q drst clariOnet; Frank Zinn, from
ne and George Beck, drum. These
sllg performers are famous for their
aly good music.
lie evening was one of the most
pghliul Of high school entertain
mH
tAa
lonpllmenting Miss Strong of Port
Ai and Miss Stokes of Lebanon, who
" guests Of willamette students, a
aig dinner party assembled last
lllday night in Lausanne hall. The
nR decorations were prettily ar
lnsd with violets and white bios
Y and the place cards we're orna-
'M with dainty bits of pressed
moss. Following the dinner, games
music gave entertainment. Circl-
ue laOle were Miss Laura Strong,
Alla Stokes, Miss Jessie Young,
Pearl Bradley, Miss Emma
slildge Miss Ada Mark, Miss Ger
Y Reeves, Mr., Charles Harrison,
aired schramm, Mr.. Eric Bolt,
T Tall Homan, Mr. Ralph Homan,
walter Mills and Mr.. Raines.
NE afternoon of February the
g'second, Francis Ward cele-
Ny with a Cherry party" her
" birthday The festivities were
u lne home Of her parents, Mr..
AssFrank Ward, at 1888 South
street Games and doll songs
Ie afternoon. Each little guest
llea her hostess with a pretty
gasealed in a dainty wrapping.
aOe was centered with a fruit
..., a miniature cherry tree, com |
..,.g .s'iag the boyhood days Of George
5as'on AS souvenirs a bunch Of
.S Va's graced each place. Mrs. r.
,''., ''sl assisted Mrs, Ward with en-
.,ns and serving the delicate
a A beautiful birthday cake