Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-25

garet Ostrander Miss Franc Newman,
Miss Zoe Olmsted, Miss Nannelle
Bloom, Miss Phyllis Kellogg, Miss Jo-
hanna Asboe, Miss Marie Campbell,
Miss Anna Asboe, Miss Lucille Jaskos-
Xxi, Miss Leondine Eckerlen, Miss An
ma Yantis, Miss Genevieve Fraser,
Miss Erma Shumway, Miss Mona
Shumway Included in the invitations
were Miss Emmaline Klein and Miss
Hazelle EriXon, who assumed leading
parts, The directors responsible for
the Elks' benefit entertainment were:
Harry Wenderoth, w. e. Slater, o. j.
Myers, II. j. Wiedmier and Merrill
Lamport
Mrs. William c. Knighton, Mrs.
Frederick S, Stewart and Mrs Harry
e. Clay have issued invitations for a
one o'clock auction bridge next Thurs
day in Mrs. Knighton's home with Mrs.
A. L, McCully and Mrs. Henry W.
Meyers honor guests.
Mrs. George Waters is entertaining
next Tuesday with three tables Of
auction bridge complimenting Mrs. A.
L. McCully Of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Livesley
will entertain the bridge club on Tues
day evening, January tenty-eighth.
HhR
Last Tuesday Mrs. George Burnett
had charge Of the Eastern Star social
evening and presented the following
dainty little program;
Instrumental solo, Miss Barbara
Steiner.
Song, Miss Ermine Bushnell
Reading, Mrs. Brandon.
Solo, Mrs. Carlton Smith.
At the close of each number, the
member contributing for pleasure of
the guests was presented with beau
tiful cluster Of carnations. The month";
ly social gatherings are very delight
| full.
The Cherry City Assembly gave
their third dancing party Tuesday
night in armory hall. Palms were
used for the simple decorating. The
Peerless orchestra played delightful
music for the program and the affair
was enjoyed by the members and a
number of out of town guests.
Mrs. Henry Pape entertained Friday
of last week for the regular meeting
Of the Womans Auxiliary of st. Paul's
church. The attendance was good,
Notwithstanding inclement weather.
A dainty luncheon rounded out the
pleasant afternoon.
50
Elder and Mrs. A. Wilson were sur
prised Saturday evening in their home
1855 North Capitol street, when men,
bers of the Church Of God and few
friends besides invaded their home for
the purpose Of celebrating Reverend
Wilson's eightieth birthday A de-
lightful evening was followed with de-
licious luncheon by the guests.
AS pretty compliment to her moth.
er's birthday which she celebrated
last Saturday, Miss Mabel Robertson
telephoned invitations to thirty friends
who have known each other for many
years, asking them to bring their sew
ing and to pass the afternoon with
Mrs. j. p Robertson.
The rooms were bright with potted
plants and adorned with bouquets OF
cut flowers, gifts from the guests.
There can be no more joyous affair
than that which brings together an as.
semblage Of old time friends who have
clung together in affection, through
all the joys and sorrows of passing
years; and this was the kind Of party
Mrs, Robertson and her guests en-.
joyed.
Assisting Miss Robertson during the
afternoon were Mrs. S. c. Dyer, Mrs
John McNary and Mrs. William Burg
hardt, Jr.
Next Monday night the Salem Elki
will give a house warming in thei
newly furnished home which was unit
> recently occupied by the lllihee club
There will be a program, dancing an,
a banquet, All arrangements beinl
completed to make this affair one o
{ the most delightful ever given by thi
4, order for It's members and their fam
lilies,
$50
: The regular meeting Of the Woman
Relief Corps for sewing was held a
Mrs. |. f. Benefits, 1888 Court street
on Thursday afternoon. A comtorte
was finished and the amount taken /
will be devoted to charity. About thii