Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-16

the KensIngton Club Saturday o,,o,
noon At this meeting the club do,
was changed to Wednesday. '''
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-, The Thursday Afternoon Rrldo,
Cluo met with Mrs. William .
Nnighton this week. Mrs. RoIlin X
age captured the card bonors. Plav.
ing as substitutes for the memhor.
unable to attend, were Mrs. G. w
DE Beck, Mrs. d. e. Waters ,rrs
w. Melvine Plimpton and Mrs. 7. d
Howell. Mrs. S, G. Sargent nonro5
chocolate and Mrs. Frederick 8 Stow
art assisted. wv"
A merry group of nineteen vopng
people surprised Miss Barbara Stein.
er on her birthday last Wednesday
evening, and honoring at the same
tlme Miss Mary Schultz, Monday be-
ing her natal day.
Mrs Steiner having been warmed %
the event, arranged for a deIigbtfu,
delightful evening and a Iovelv
luncheon.
Dancing followed five hundred In
the card games Miss Katherine
Fowle and Kenneth Moore captured
prizes Enjoying the party besides
the honor guests were; Miss Mil
dred Brunk, Miss Helen Deckebacb,
MISS Florence Hofer, Miss Nannelle
lIoom' Miss Ora Constable, Miss An
gellne Carver Miss Katherine Rowle,
MISS Marian Gould, Homer Egan
Donald Byrd Allan Bynon, Rollo Ak
ley Bert Ford, Lloyd Holdiman, Bur-
ton Jones, Kenneth Moore and Cbas
Holdlman.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. G. Brown enter
tanned the five hundred club satur-
day evening. Mrs, William Burg
hardt, Jro and Mr.. James Wilson won
high scores.
The memgers Of Kensington Club
were guests Of Mrs, Donald Steven
son Wednesday afternoon.
The Nika Mika Club will be enter
tanned Monday evening by Miss Emily
Jeffries at the home of Mrs. 0. p.
Hoff, Fourteenth and Chemeketa.
Announcements have been received
by friends in Salem of the marriage
of Miss Freda Peterson, formally re-
siding in this city, and Mr.. Walker
Clyde Henry Of Los Angeles. Mrs.
Henry is neice of Mrs. H. NJ. Wandt
Of Portland
The wedding occurred on the fif-
teenth Of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry will occupy
their new bungalow at 1926 South
Avenue So, Los Angeles.
An open meeting of the Brother
hood Of American Yeoman, Friday
evening Of last week, and a program
arranged for the occasion, gave a
pleasurable entertainment for the
members and their invited friends.
There was dancing for the older and
games for the younger people, and
punch served all the evening Mr..
Walter Schrunk was chairman for
the program committee, and assist
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Bulloch, Mrs.
Pearl Swanson Miss Naugebaure and
Miss Elsie Cotterman.
The opening number was a piano
duet by Miss Florence Smith and
Miss Clara Naugebaure; reading, Rob
ert Day; vocal solo, Miss Nellie Nc
Intyre; reading, Miss Alice Girardin;
piano solo, Miss Ida Schrunk; man
dolin solo, Doctor Bloom; vocal solo,
Mrs Ray simmeral; Mr.. W. A. Bul-
lock gave a short talk on Yeomanry
and the orchestra selection closed
the program.
The members Of this organization
contemplate giving many social at-
fairs this winter.
The annual bazar and sale OF st.
Pauls church will be given in the
Guild house on the afternoon and
evening of Wednesday and Thursday |
December eleventh and twelfth.
The church women have been busy
for weeks, preparing useful articles
dainty bits Of wearing apparel ana
fancy-work. There will be home
made candy and contributions from
good cooks.