Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-29

Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Boyington, who
are settled in their new home, corner
OF Marion and Thirteenth streets, gave
a merry affair on the evening of March
twenty. for Mr.. BOyington's pupils
of Fruitland school, There were many
games new and old to give pleasure
and the refreshments served were
joy to the children, who were: Avis
Williams, Ruby Greenfelder Vand
Rawlston, Carroll Runner, Myrtle
Charlsworth, Bessie Donaldson, LudiO
Wolfe, Gladys Wolfe, William Bellamy,
Walter Ransom and Kenneth Wolfe.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Lias enter
tanned informally last Tuesday evening
with dinner complimenting Mr.. and
Mrs. Lowell Morse and their daughter
Miss Stella Morse, of Sheldon, Iowa
Besides the host and hostess and honor
guests, were: Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. Littler and
daughter, Miss Sylvia Littler and Mrs
j. L. Roberts,
Friends and neighbors surprised Mrs
J. ]. Lynch and her daughter, Mrs. D.,
r. Chapman, Thursday afternoon Of
last week, in their home at Twin Oaks,
Polk county. The guests came with
well filled lunch baskets and many
loving gifts for Mrs. Lynch. The af-
ternoon passed pleasantly. Guests asked
to Join the surprisers were; Mrs. 5. r.
Kimball, Mrs. j. Norwood, Mrs. Edward
Loose, Mrs. A. Webb, Mrs. II. Hodsonl
Mrs. T. j. Gardner, Mrs. George Miller,
= Mrs. William Calder, Mrs. William
Beuffleur rs. II. Lynch, Mrs. E. o,
Mott, Mrs. Wisner, Mrs. Il, Webb, Mrs
B Harritt, Mrs. G. II. Templeman, Mrs
, John Ferguson, Mrs. P. McDulin, Mrs
Carl Harritt, Mrs. Earl Beckett, Miss
Mary Ferguson, Miss Geneyieve Beck
= EFT, Miss Nell Taylor, Miss Elsie Lin
. coin, Master Dick Webb and Master
Delbert Harritt.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry johnson of Hays
vile were genial host and hostess OF
Faster Sunday, when they entertained
l with dinner followed by an afternoon
Of music. The dinner guests were: Mr.
u and Mrs Cady and four children, Mr.
i and Mrs. Katthana and five children
i Mr.. and Mrs. Yates and four children
u Mr.. and Mrs. VanEdwards and tw,
. children, Mr.. and Mrs. Young, Mrs
/ Davis and Mr.. Henry Katthana.
Mrs. Charles Burdsall opened he
a home, at 252 Wilson street, yesterda,
n afternoon for the Ladies Aid Societ,
u of First Presbyterian church. Follow
T. ing business meeting which was calle
y at three O'Clock there were parlo
z games and music for entertainment, an
flowers for souvenirs. Hostesses fo
the afternoon were: Mrs. A. L. Brown
IS Mrs. j. b. Craig, Mrs. o. j. Gould, Mr.
y A, F. Marcus, Mrs. George W. Shan
Y and Mrs. Burdsall. Easter lilies an
81 daffodils decorated the rooms.
@ Last Tuesday Pythian Sisters di
10 trict convention number two was calle
IS to order at ten o'clock by Mrs. j.
n VanWinkle of Albany. Five Of tn
So seven lodges were represented, Salen
SO Silverton, Falls City, Albany and Co
y wallis. Eugene and Brownsville SCI
d. no delegates. Centralia Temple put o
h, initiatory work in the evening, whic
was followed by banquet and toast
a. Fourteen member came from Alban.
st eleven from Silverton, and the othC
Id towns were well represented. Mrs.
of Clark, of Rainier, Grand Mistress
no Finance, attended the convention.
ry The annual business meeting Of Il
he Junior Guild of st, Paul S church wi
to be held next Tuesday afternoon.
er,
Dr. Mrs. Jennie Kingsley entertained Il
do Ladies Aid Society of Salem Heigh
or yesterday afternoon, The society
IT. busy with needle.work and will hold
nd bazaar of useful and ornamental art
co cles later in the season,
les
he The Grand Army Of the Republ
va. women were entertained yesterday q
iss ternoon by Mrs. s. L, Oliver, in hon
IN. honor Of Mrs. Hattie Reeves, preside
nd of the department of Oregon, and Nj
en Kerns, president Blackmar Circle, Po
land.
di.
T Social Club Notes.
- Miss Zoe Stockton was hostess Ia
week for the Friday afternoon fl
hundred club. The game was played
six tables, Miss Marie Barstoe capt.
ing fret high gcorc favor and NJ