Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11

Ot the members. Vhe luncheon cloth
was adorned with sprays Of smilay
and centered with bowl of pink car
nations. Miss Donal Mccarthy or In
dependence poured, and Mrs. Smith
served her guests from a chatting dish.
The audience at the Grand last even
ing for Carrie Jacobs-Bond's recital
was the best that Salem can produce.
Business, music and society was rep
resented. There was the usual touch
of evening attire to give a metropoli-
tan air. In the boxes were Mrs. Hen
ry Thielsen with Mrs william
Thielsen, Miss Marie Smith, Mrs.
Roy Comedyn Of Du Vail, Washing
ton, Mrs. A. N. Bush and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. John
Jay Roberts, Mrs. Slade and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Clay. Mr.. and Mrs. C. H.
Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord Patter-
son and Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Men
denhall, Mrs. r. S. Wallace and Mrs.
William H. Barghardt, Jr. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Knighton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rollln X. Page and Mrs. W. w. Waters.
Mrs. S, W. Thompson, Miss Thompson,
Miss Louise Thompson, Miss Ruth
Wallace, Mrs. Raymond Hockenberry
and Mrs. H. Blanchard of Portland
Mr.. Alexander Hull and guests from
Roseburg.
Mrs. Frank Bowersox entertained
with a pleasant au revoir party Wed
nesday afternoon, omplimenting Mrs
George Pearce and Mrs. d. G. Small.
Cards have been issued for the mar
riage Of Alta Adessa Altman and Ed
gar Leon Martin, which will be sol
emnized on the fifteenth of Januar.
in the home Of the brides parents
Doctor and Mrs. L. G.. Altman, Libert
and Chemeketa streets.
Professor and Mrs. Edwin Sherwoo
entertained with a candy maxim
party last week. The affair was de
lightfully informal. Besides the youn
people in the family and Miss Irwi
with her brothers, Paul and Harr!
enjoying the evening were three c
the college students who remained /
Salem for the holidays, Mr.. Stout, M
Proebstel and Mr.. Doane.
Following the Carrie Jacobs-Bon
recital at the Multnomah hotel bal
room, a luncheon was given in he
honor in the Arcadian Garden, Frida
Of last week.
The decorations were in pink an
white. Besides Mrs. Carrie Jacob
Bond and Mrs. John F. Beaumont, WI
was hostess, the guests were: Mr.
Byron e. Muller, Mrs. John Loga
Mrs. E. M. Baker, Mrs. Sugene Kue
ter, Mrs. Frank Chapman, Mr.
George Parrish, Miss Minnetta Mage
of Salem, Mrs. A. Tichnor, Mrs. q.
Beals, Mrs. r. G. Brand, Mrs. p.
Thompson, Mrs. j. H. Cook, Miss Mi
nette Harlan of Monmouth, Mrs. W.
Thompson, Mrs. John Sifton and MI
Nettie G. Taylor.
The elder members Of First Metho
ist Church were entertained by L
Epworth League with reception al
program on the afternoon Of Ne
Years day. The guests we're provid
with conveyances which made t
trips very comfortable. These soci
affairs occur annually and are plann
with the greatest care that eve
. guest may remember a most enjoyat
entertainment.
Serving delightful refreshmer
. were Miss Grace Holt, Miss Evel
De Long, Miss Lillian Domogalla a
Miss Marie Luthy. The programm
y numbers for the afternoon wer
!, piano solo, Lester Proebstel; vot
!, solo, Mrs. Egbert; reading, Miss Ii
:. Walton, followed by encore; whistli
d solo, Mrs. LeMoine Clark; Chin,
d solo, Mr.. Chu; piano solo, Miss lie
:, Dotson.
n Mrs. r. s. Wallace entertained M
l. day afternoon for the Young Wome
T. Circle, which meets each month
l. the home Of one Of its members. T.
t. les Of current events were discuss
t. Miss Nina McNary gave an int
s, esting and comprehensive talk on
Is situation in the Balkans, illustrat
with an excellent map
At these meetings, the memb
a. bring their sewing and enjoy a so
st afternoon with refreshments.
in Mrs. D. e. Critics, Mrs. Ethel VIC
r. and Mrs. High were hostesses Fri
x afternoon of last week. when
Is, Woman's Missionary Society Of +
TO Christian Church held the first m
ing for this wear