Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-04

gon National Guard, held open house
New Years day in their splendid new
armory, and many callers availed
themselves Of this opportunity to in
spect the building. Uniformed men
were detailed to conduct visitors and
gave courteous attention during tours
of inspection. No one regrets, or ever
will regret, the erection of this fine
structure for the use Of the state
militia. Captain Carle Abrams is Gus
todian Of the building and extended a
most cordial welcome to guests last
Wednesday.
Refreshments we're served and there
were interesting indoor sports for
amusement.
The county school superintendent
were entertained with a twenty-cent
luncheon Thursday given by the girls
of domestic science department The
surprisingly delightful menu included
cream of tomato soup, with GRO
tons; spanish beefsteak, potato GRO
Iquettes, celery apple jelly coffee and
hot rolls.
The luncheon was not only planned
and daintily served, but was also
cooked by the hostesses.
Luncheon guests were: President
j. II, Ackerman of the Normal school;
Assistant Superintendent e. NJ. Carle-
ton, Secretary w. b. billiard of the
state board of examiners, Chas. II.
Jones Of the Oregon Teachers Month
ly; b. j. Miles, L. r. Trayer, Allen
Eaton, Miss Zoe Bragg, Mrs. p. ].
Kuntz, Mrs. Earl Fitzpatrick and Coun-
ty superintendent j. f. Smith Of
Baker county, Emma c. Warren of
Clatsop county, w. II. Bunch Of Coos.
]. c. Sturgill of Gillian, w. w. Austen
OF Grant, C. d. Thompson Of Hood
River ], Percy Wells of Jackson, Lin
coin Savage Of Josephine, Fred Peter
son Of klamath, j. Q. Willetts of Lake.
II. c. Baughman of Lane, r. p. Coin
of Lincoln, w. L. Jackson Of Linn,
w. NJ. Smith Of Marion, S. Il. Notson
of Morrow, II, C. Seymour Of Polk,
Frank X. Welles of Umatila, II. Il.
Bragg Of Union, ]. c. Conley Of Wal
Iowa. NJ C. Case of Washington, and
S. S. Duncan Of Yamhill.
Twenty-Five young people responded
to invitations from Miss Cora Miller
Miss Florence Miller and Miss Clara
Miller for a New Years watch party
in their new home, 1775 Fir street.
The rooms were attractipely decorated
in compliment to the season.
For diversion, there were games,
interesting and most enjoyable. De-
serving Of special mention was a CON
test representing many Salem bust
ness firms.
After refreshments were served,
there was music and readings until
the mystic hour of twelve when good
wishes for the New Year were ex-
changed.
Asked for this delightful evening
we're: Miss Cecil Bohannon, Miss
Nettie Gibson, Miss Freda Shrindler,
Miss Edna Barrick, Miss Ruby Hack,
Miss Grace Spong, Miss Helen Ingrey
Miss Marie Wells, Miss Glee Afford
Miss Agnes Afford, Miss Nellie Nc.
lntire, Miss Adelta Nye Miss Edith
Sherwood, Miss Hazel Delaney, Miss
Bertha Miller Leon Barrici, Arthcr
BeardsleN Harry Beardsley, Lloyd
Springer, Irwin Springer, Loren Geer
George Johnson, Milton Koorman,
Clyde Shipp, Lee Barber Homer In
grey William Edwards, Percy Stout
Frederick Schwab, Mr.. Neustel, Har.
vey Miller and Karl Miller, recently
from Eastern Oregon 10 pass the holi.
days with their sister,
H#h
Mr. and Mrs, william Perry were
delightfully."- surprised New Years
night in their home, 231 Mission street,
when friends assembled to celebrate
Mrs. Perry's twenty-ffth birthday,
bringing many pretty gifts in honor
Of the occasion, The evening passed
joyously and the affair was rounded
out with lovely refreshments. In the
surprising party were Mr. and Mrs.
II, Boersma, Mr., and Mrs. j. Ruble,
Mr., and Mrs, D. f. Dwyer Mr.. and
Mrs. w Mcdaniel, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Welch and children, Miss Vera
Zozel and Miss verda 2ozel.
SO
The German Society in Salem cele-
brated Christmas with a program and
tree Sunday evening at Hurst hall.
President August Kchrberger gave the
welcoming address. Mr. Ernst Hofer
and Judge Bushey entertained with
short talks. The brightly decorated
tree held candy and presents for the
Of the society
A watch party was held In the same
place Tuesday and another delightful
evening was enjoyed