Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-27

GRATED gave the affair a holiday look,
and the little girls birthdays were
noted by the seven candles on the tree.
The little guests were Trista Wenger,
Cleta Peery, Constance Yantis, Gather
inc Pugh, Mildred Pugh, Mildred Metz,
Margaret Livesley, Ethel Livesley and
Victor Wolfe.
DR.. and Mrs. j. R. Pemberton gave
family dinner Saturday in honor of
the fifty-seventh birthday of Mr.. Penn
berton. Holloy and mistletoe, with the
touches of red in the decorations made
the rooms especially cheerful. Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. John Penn
berton, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Pemberton,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarkson Pemberton.
The Kewpie Klub was entertained at
the home of Mrs Edith Kellogg Bartlett
at 1434 Ferry street, Monday evening,
the rooms being beautifully decorated
for the occasion with potted plants and
ivy. An especial feature of the decora-
tion was the miniature pond in the CEN
ter table, on which swans floated grace
fully Kewpie dolls formed the place
cards, proving charming little souvenirs
of the occasion. Music was furnished
by victrola, and an added feature was
the readings given by the hostess. Nee
die work occupied the time Of the
guests who were as follows:
! Miss Ruby Cornell, Miss ClarabellC
Foster, Mrs. A. R. Wilson, Miss May
Highly, Miss Cara Wittchen and Miss
Anna Bartlett.
A delightful custom that bids faiI
to become very popular as time goe'
on, was inaugurated at Christmas a
the D. j. Fry home, Brightview, whei
a beautiful little Norway Pine will
roots was used as Christmas tree ant
later set out on the beautiful grounds
The practice of cutting a tree ever,
year and then casting it out is beini
deplored by those who wish to preserv
the beauty of the wooded landscapes
when by paying little additional sun
one may get tree with roots, that ma,
later add its beauty to the HON
grounds.
Rev. ]. M. Turner and Mrs. Turne
were pleasantly surprised Friday even
ing of last week when number o
friends appeared at their home on King
wood Heights to help them celebrat
their 44th wedding anniversary.
DIR. j. G. Turner, of Portland, a so
of Mr.. and Mrs, Turner, gave severa
vocal selections that were much apprC
{ ciated. A O'Clock dinner was served
Among the many gifts received was
handsome parlor lamp from the guest
Those present were Mr.. and Mr.
, Glenn Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Williai
. BouffIeur, Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Can
noy, Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Thomas, M
and Mrs. Henry Lynch, Mr.. and Mr.
. William Hacker, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Byers Mr.. and Mrs. George Chal
, man, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Bernar
r Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith, Mr.. an
/. Mrs. r. ]. Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Wi
liam Byers, Mrs. James Imlah, Mr.
Anna McDivlin, Mrs, Max Bale
/. Mrs. J. R. Chapman, Miss Nell To,
Y lor, Miss Bertha Cannoy, Miss Vest
e Gardner, Miss Mae Lynch, Miss Ma
}. tie Pearce, Miss Anna COnnor, Mi
|. Mary Wisner; Miss Ester Bale
+. Miss Mildred Imlah, Miss Ella Co
j roy Miss Dorothy Thomas, Dr. j.
Y Turner, of Portland, Messrs. Pearc
d +. o. Turner Sam Chapman, Wet
!, Lynch, Harry Lynch and Master Lym'
n Turner,
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The second annual banquet given &
employees of The Capital Journal
!. the manager, Graham Taber, was
y event of Saturday evening, when t
,s big Christmas edition Of the paper W
n safely off the press, and the "boy'
Ig took brief recess from news gatherir
n. The banquet was served at the Marie
c in Manager Groves best style, I
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