Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-15
SOCIETY

from Willamette university with a de-
lightful evening of games, contests
and music.
Programs were given to ten young
men, who Immediately secured part
ners for conversation, and the favor
for best conversational ability was
captured by Miss Kellam.
The young women chose partners
for a millinery contest and after
trimming a hat, a prize was given to
the young man, who could wear it
the most becomingly Tinkum Gill
bert was bewitching in the creation
fashioned by Miss Lois Ashby, and
was therefore awarded the prize. Re-
freshments complimenting St. Valen-
tines day were served by the hostess,
assisted by Miss Inez Goltra.
Guests asked to meet Miss Kellam
were: Miss Martha Mckinney, Miss
Vesta Muligan Miss Junia Todd, Miss
Mary Reynolds, Miss Beulah Kluff
Miss Marjorie Gilbert, Miss Aileen
Ambrose, Miss Celia Jennings, Miss
Lucille McCulley, Miss Lois Ashby
Miss Rosamond Gilbert, Miss Inez
Goltra, Norman Hill, Arthur Hpff-
man, Henry Richter, Willis Bartlett,
Malcolm Gilbert, Wesley Todd, Frank
Bagley, Tinkum Gilbert, Lloyd Lee,
Clarence Forbes, Joseph Gearhart and
Charles Hall.
One of the delightful valentine par
ties of the week was Miss Vella M.
Whites on Wednesday evening, in her
home, 2S7O Myrtle avenue. Fifteen
young friends enjoyed the merry
hours with games and music until
the dainty refreshments were served.
On Tuesday morning, Miss Nowlan's
kindergarten school exercises were
transformed into a birthday party.
Deryl Meyers was five years old that
day and crowd Of rolicking young
stcrs, directed in their sports by Miss
Nowlan, made merry until summoned
by Mrs. Meyers for places about a
long, gaily decked table, ornamented
with the birthday cake bearing five
red candles brightly buruing.
Red baskets filled with candies
marked the children's places and
souvenirs Of bon bon "snappers" dis
closed dainty caps which were donned
by the little guests, Deryl proudly
extingulshed his candles with two
tremendous "breaths.'
Deryl's invited guests were: Dor.
othy Tweedal Nancy Thielsen, Heller
Wheelock, June Woodson, Rosalie Blu,
ren, Helen Roberts, Louise Schafer
Hanford Post, Sherman Plimpton
chandler Brown, Robert Bishop, Har
old Schneider, Buster Brown, Ival
White, Alvin Burton, Donald and Mer
lin Mullhaupt, Gorden Bennett, james
Walton, Jro Alvin Burton, Winston
Williams, Robert Smith, John GILES
pie of Des Moines, Iowa, Richard
Stolz and Willard Brown of Dallas.
To assist in raising a sum pledget
by the Woman's Willamette League
for the endowment fund, delight
fully unique entertainment will b.
given this afternoon in the Sunday
Schools rooms Of First Methods
church, The following original in
vitation is extended to the public, ant
the committees in charge are askini
Salem for a generous patronage:
Come and listen to the story
OF the Willow Pattern Plate;
It is a Chinese legend
And of very ancient date.
'Tis the blue ware of which oul
grandmothers
Used to be so proud.
Twill be very interesting
To hear this read aloud.
Bring your friends all with you
To the NJ, e. Church, the day
Is February fifteenth
Nineteen Thirteen, we will say:
Tea will be served by maidens
In costumes quaint and rare;
To help the Woman's Willamett,
League
We hope you will be there.
And then, for a remainder Of tn,
! day and story too,
You shall take the picture home
On plate OF china blue.
So be sure and some quite early
Two-thirty Is the time