Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-20
S


dinner entertainment. Mr.. Babcock is
an accomplished player.
49,
A merry crowd gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Lynch, 297 South
Fifteenth street, last week Friday, to
celebrate the evening of their daugh.
ters sixteenth birthday. Miss Lourita
entertained her guests with music and
variety of games Her beautiful
birthday cake was made by Mrs. C. p.
Carlson. There were many other gifts
in remembrance of the day. Assisting
during the evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Graber, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l..
Mapes and Mr. and Mrs r. l.. Harte.
Miss Lourita's guests were Miss Dora
Gray, Miss Leona Gray, Miss Vera
Reaves, Miss Gladys Templeton, Miss
Bertha Jackson, Miss Fay Ritchey,
Miss Adeline Jackson, Miss Eva Ma
plethorpe, Miss Beula Maplethorpe and
Miss Beula Roberts; Laban c. Sleeves,
Harland Drager, Miles Young, Thomas
Curtis, Angus Fraser, Warren We'll
born, Forrest WelbOrn, Lester Nc
Craken, Lynn McCraken and Raymond
Ashley.
The teachers of Lincoln school, in
South Salem, and the supervisors o.
music and drawing complimented Miss
Eva Savage last Wednesday at the
noon hour, with handkerchief shower
and luncheon. The prettily arranged
table was surrounded by ten guests,
who pelted the bride-elect with many
daintily wrapped Packages as the first
course. There were lovers hearts
frozen in the ice cream, and many
details planned suggestive of the oc-
casion. This delightful affair was a
surprise for Miss Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Albert Lives
ley and little daughter went to San
Francisco Sunday evening, expecting
to be gone for week or ten days.
Mrs. Seba Case Wall is passing a
few days in Portland, visiting friends.
eos
Little Nancy Thielsen, who was
brought in from Rickreal last Friday
morning, very sick baby, is recover
| ing but still shows symptoms of the
dreaded grippe.
Mr.. w. ]. Lyons of Portland was in
the city last week Thursday on bust
ness and was luncheon guest of the
w. Melvine Plimptons.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Knighton
were weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles e. Rumelin in Portland. On
Friday evening they were compliment
ed with an informal gathering of the
members of a card club to which they
belonged when residents of Portland
%#*
Mr.. R. w. Gale of Portland was the
guest this week of the Henry Fawks
at Mob Hill, South Salem.
EhA
Mrs. W. Carlton Smith entertained
as house guests for week her aun
Mrs. Katherine Kits and her cousir
Mr.. Samuel Kits, who have been trav
cling through British Columbia anC
the Coast states.
Miss Ellen Thielsen stopped off il
Portland for Miss Ellen Whitney,
party last Wednesday and is expected
home tomorrow after a delightful visi
in Astoria, where she was the CUES
of Miss Barbara Eakin.
| $50
At the home of Mrs. Gaylord Pat
terson, $40 Union street, on Wednes.
day, January the twenty-fourth, mem
4 bers of the musical department o.
Salem Woman's club will gather fol
their third meeting, when the follow
ing program will be given: 1, Rol
call, answered with current events
2, synopsis Of work done at previous
meetings, Mrs, Jones; 3, early musica
instruments, Mrs. Staiger; 4, Puccini's
opera, Girl of the Golden West" crit
icism and short description; s. early
French opera-reforms of Gluck, Mrs
Anderson. This department of thu
Woman's club work is under direction
of Mrs. William Burghardt, Jr., whC
ranks as one of the foremost pianist9
in the state
The informal five hundred club me
last Friday night with Governor anC
Mrs. West. Mrs. Milton Meyers wal
awarded high score prize The mex
gathering of the club members will
be at the home of Doctor and Mrs
w. Carlton Smith, on Monday evening
January the twenty-second.
Last Saturday at their Januar!
meeting the members of the Salen
Woman's club were treated to mos
interesting talk by Professor Peck o
Willamette university, on the subjec
Of Native Birds of Oregon. Mrs r
Cartwright will have charge of Feb
ruary meeting, on the tenth of tn
month. Literature will be the subjec
discussed.
, Among the series of social event
which are being given by the mem
bers of st. Josephs church and tn
: Catholic Order of Foresters this win
J ter, was a most enjoyable card part
| last week Wednesday evening in 81
Joseph hall, when whist was playe