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

:. =, - - V@soAo anu MIS-. William
= Z. knighton telephoned friends /,
make sup six tables of five bnndre,
last Thursday afternoon. onantitie'
OF oregon grape and daffodiis grace
the rooms for this delightfuuv infor
mai affair Mrs. Rollin X. page 60
, cured high score. The hostesses wer,
assisted by Mrs. Frederick Waters anr
Mrs. George Waters.
@&s
A pupils recital, which was artist,
IN rendition, was given in Miss Min.
hetta Mayors studio last Monday ev.
ening. Exceptionally good was the
glee club work. No invitations are
issued for these recitals, outside N
the very large number who are con.
nected with studio work The follow.
ing selections were given.
In Her Garden (DeKoven) Mrs
Bessie Edmunson.
A Madrigal Victor Harris), Miss
Edna Josse. ~
Sa) The Lamp Of Love (Salter), (b)
Miller. 90 '-''' 1Au'
Plano solos, Ca) Spinning SONG
lMendelssohnl, (b) Etude (McDowelH
Miss Bernice Sauter.
Sleep, Little Fluffy, Ruffly Bird
Liza Lehman), Miss Beuna Mccoy.
Recessional (DeKoven), Miss Ruth
Yesterday and Today (spross), Mrs
Hazel Green Cooper.
| Piano qOIn Nm u.ta.1,,
lhachmaninoff), Miss Myrtle Lantz,
la) Love and Labor (Ashford), (bl
| Once Had Sweet Little Doll. Dears
(Nevin), Miss Marguerite Flower
My Little Love (Hawley), Miss Ger
trude Erix0n.
A Song OF Waiting (Wright), Miss
Ermine Bushnell.
(a) The Nightingale (Stephensl MI
Little House o, Dreams (Metcalf) Miss
Mabel Lantz. ''-''S
(al Afloat at Dusk (Banes), (b) Bar
carolle, 0 Lovely Night (Hoffman).
800
Miss Calista Moore entertained last
Wednesday with another OF her series
OF informal afternoons. Spring flow.
ers with daffodils and foliage we're
the motif In decorating. Five hundred
was played at five tables, Mrs. II. w
Spencer making highest csore. Mrs
George H. Burnett poured and Mrs
Arthur Moore assisted.
eea
Miss Laura Strong Of Portland was
the guest last week of Willamette
university friends.
80
Mrs. George G. Bingham went to
Lafayette last Saturday to make a
short visit with her sisters, Mrs Ram
sey and Mrs. Haney.
ee@
Mrs. N. H, LOoney and Mrs. S. c.
Dyer Of Salem, with Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
nell Dyer of Portland, were dinner
guests last Sunday of Mrs pyer's
brother Mr.. w. j. Clarke, whose birth
day was celebrated Mr.. Clarke re-
Gently built home In Laurelhurst.
$50
After delightful visit with the
Misses Helen and Dorothy Pearce,
Miss Evelyn Bigger returned on Sun
day and Miss Dorothy Cook on We'd
nesday, to their homes in Portland.
When one is fortunate, or unfortun-
ate, 1t depends upon the viewpoint, In
possessing natal day which comes
on the twenty-ninth of February their
friends should gather from ar and
near with congratulations, to cele-
brate such an event A bright, glorl-
GUS day was February the twenty
ninth, nineteen hundred and twelve.
when Allan Bynon enjoyed the dis
tinction Of third birthday at the age
of sixteen. On the evening Of that
day crowd Of young people assem-
bled at the Bynon home on North
Capitol street, giving this son Of the
home a genuine surprise.
The guests were Allan's sophomore
classmates In high school, who came
loaded with borthday gifts Of squeak
ing dolls, bags Of marbles, "a B G"
books, little tin horns, feeding bot
tie and all manner Of toys for three
year-old boys. Every one sat on the
floor and quarreled over the new play
things In approved fashion, and we're |
pacihed with little animal crackers
and stick candy. In the dining room
was the big birthday cake on which |
were three tiny candles
A portion of the evening was passed |
with children's games, when all dig
nifty was laid aside and the young
people entered with hllarity into the
spirit Of the occasion. AS evenings
age grew upon them the games were
and finally ended with a Vlr-
ginia reel danced throughout the
rooms.
There were letters and kilograms
and gift packages during the day for
this unusual celebration. !
Punch was served by Miss Marcella +
Bynon and a lovely luncheon rounded
out the evening. A cut will appear
In tomOrrow's 0regonian, which was
taken from a recent photograph Of
Allan.
This most delightful party on last
evening was enjoyed by Miss
Mary Schultz Miss Nannelle Bloom.
Miss Helen Deckebach, Miss Marian
Gould, Miss Angelina Carver, Miss Ora
Constable, Miss Florence Hofer, Miss
Mildred Brunk. Miss Barbara Steiner,
Miss Katherine Fowle Marcella By
non, Bert Ford Homer Eagan, Ross
Miles, Burton Jones, Rolla Axley. Ken
meth Moores, Enroll Proctor, Donald
Byrd, Charles Holdman, Bryan Turner
and Allan Bynon.
sts
The brotherhood Of American Yeo-
men in Salem received telegram last
from the lodge headquarters
In DesMoines, Iowa, stating that ap-