Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-22

their silver wedding anniversary, and
Mr.. and Mrs, Il. A. Smith their wooden
anniversary, on the evening of Feb
ruary twelfth, in the gymnasium of
Salem Indian school,
A large number Of friends assem-
bled and the evening passed joyfully
with dancing.
Punch was served from a bower Of
fir boughs and garlands Of hearts A
portion of this corner was devoted to
postoffice service, and each guest re-
ceived package directed to them.
Many handsome gifts were showered
upon the hostesses, in honor Of their
anniversaries.
In compliment to the members of
Teutonia Society who took part in the
German play "Minna Won Barnhelm, y
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Walsh Of Will
lamette university entertained delight
fully on Friday evening of last week
with Valentine party.
Hearts and cupids for decoration
literary love quotations for contest,
and love songs in English and Ger
man, were the compliments to ST. VAL
entine's day.
Enjoying the evening and the dainty
refreshments, besides the host and
hostess, were Miss Lima Heist, Miss
Gertrude Reeves, Miss Lulu Heist
Miss Laura Heist Paul Manning, Har-
old Jory Louis Hepp, George Schrei-
ber, William Oldenburg, Benjamin
Neustel, Ralph Stearns, William
Schneider, Carl Hollingsworth and
Bruce Mcdaniel.
Thirty-five guests enjoyed an ev-
ening with Miss Margaret Fisher on
North Church street, Thursday of last
week, when she entertained for the
Pierean Sunday School class Of First
Methodist church. Hearts and cupids
were everywhere. Games and music
filled the hours and lovely refresh,
ments were served at the close of a
very delightful evening.
The Valentine entertainment given
by the members of Silver Bell circle
number forty-three, Friday evening
February fourteenth, was a most
pleasant affair, and included the fol-
lowing program: piano solo, Miss
Amy Marvin; reading, Miss b, Meeks
piano, Miss Cleo Kennon; vocal, Miss
Alberta Hansen; recitation, Master
James; violin solo, Miss Emma Shook;
recitation, Master Kennon; reading
Mrs. Stuberman; harmonica solo, Vio-
let Wood.
This last number was given by a
little girl whose age is seven and the
music called for encore, which was
responded to and received with the
heartiest applause,
Violet is daughter Of Mr., Darwin
Wood, pianist at the Wexford, and al
this early age shows distinctive mus
ical ability, .
At the close of the business meet
ing Of Epworth League Of Leslie Meth.
odist church on Friday evening, Feb
ruary fourteenth, about fifty young
people enjoyed a merry social hour
with games and other amusementf
planned by Mrs. Alma Ulrich, and
given at the home OF Mrs. e, Sher'
wood on b street.
Luncheon partners were found by
matching cut-ln-two hearts, which
made no end of sport as the cut linei
Of many were very intricate.
Tonight the Philodorian and Philo
dosian literary societies of william
cite university will celebrate the thlr
tieth anniversary Of their organi2a
tIon with banquet at Hotel Marion
Wives or husbands Of former members
were also invited.
At the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union hall this afternoon, tn,
ladies' of G. A. II, vii give their regu
lar social, which will be In honor o
Washington's birthday, A fine pro
gram has been prepared, and lunch
con will he served
t+R
The city council has decided tina
the municipal band Is to be realit!
during the coming summer, and cit,
was authorized to enter into a con
tract with John Graber and w. II
sellwood for eight concerts montl
during June July and August A sun
Of fifteen hundred dollars was Sc
aside for this purpose Not woman
WHO voted last fall overlooked The
band question.