Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-22


Definate plans have been arranged
for Chatauqua to be held during the
Cherry Fair season this year. Mr.. l..
II, Compton, secretary of the local
Young Mems Christian Association, is
responsible for the work Of securinf
this attraction which will, no doubt,
be great inducement for many peO.
pie to visit Salem who might not be
interested in the Cherry Fair alone
EKH
st Patrick, shure!
Our good auld saint,
Me faith, is livin still
And blthe and gay he II waitin' be
For ye who'll help him kape the day
rememberin
When he set the sarpints crawlin.
Fifty of the university students re.
sponded to this invitation and were
delightfully."- entertained last Saturday
by Miss Ruth Boyer in her home, 453
North Winter street.
Master Beryl Mitchell met guests at
the door and directed them to the sec.
ond floor, where two little maidens
Margaret and Alice Wheelock, an.
nounced "Ladies this way" and "Gen.
tlemen that"
In honor Of the "good auld saint"
decorations were confined to a color
scheme Of green. There were great
punches of 0regon.grape and ferns,
Green carnations and candles shaded
with the favOrite Irish color added at.
tractiveness to the scene.
Progressive Shopping" rolliCk,
ing game, claimed attention and exhib.
tied a wonderful amount Of heretofore
unknown qualities in the bargain hunt,
ers who occasionally paused in their
mad rush to refresh themselves with
delicious homemade candy. Victory
crowned the efforts of Miss Owens and
Mr.. Harold Wieders, who appeared
with honors, pictures prettily framed
Music was next on the program. Miss
Lucille Kuntz gave several delightful
piano solos; Miss Ermine Harding and
Mr., Jory a number Of charming Irish
songs.
The merry crowd gathering about
the piano made "welkin ring" with
college songs, which finally blended
into "GOOd Night, Ladies"
There was wild scurrying in the
dressing rooms, for st. Patrick had
bewitched the outer garments, causing
no end Of excitement and amusement.
Miss Bess Hockett and Miss Avison,
Mr., ErrOl Gilkoy and Mr. Odgers as.
sisted the hostess when she served a
lovely luncheon, Enjoying the merry
evening were: Miss Gertrude Reeves,
Miss Lucille Kuntz, Miss Mildred Bar.
tholomew, Miss Inez Goltra, Miss
Eleanor Ruby, Miss Gonovicve Avi.
son, Miss Florence Page, Miss Ermne
Harding Miss Beryl Holt, Miss Annie
Pyan, Miss Hazel Smith, Miss Ruth
Young, Miss Grace Thompson, Miss
Gladys Luthy, Miss Elizabeth Luce,
Miss Leila Lent, Miss Ruth Winters,
Miss Ruth Tasker, Miss Ruth Owen,
Miss Lillian Nanny, Miss Beatrice
Thompson, Miss Leona Mcqueen, Miss
Daisy Mulkey, Miss Aetna Emmcl,
Miss Bcss Hockctt, Miss Helen Was.
tell Mr. Paul Homan Mr. Lester
Procbstcl, Mr., Harold Wiedcr, Mr. Paul
Irvine, Mr., Samuel Russell, Mr.. Errol
Gilkey, Mr., Paul Todd, Mr., Ivan Me.
Daniels, Mr., Seth Axley, Mr.. Ray
Drake, Mr., Read Balm, Mr. Max Ball,
Mr. r. G, Gilbert, Mr., Mcrwyn Pagct,
Mr. Harold Jory, Mr. Charles Hall,
Mr. Foster Luce, Mr., Howard Jewctt,
Mr. Clarence Van Slykc, Mr., Leslie
Chappcllc, Mr. Stanford Moore and
Mr. Eric Bolt
Decorations Of Orcgon.grapc and
other grccn things made gay the home
Of Miss Agnes Driscoll, 57l North
Commercial street, when she enter.
taincd last Monday evening with st.,
rotrick's party The joyous hours
were passed with music and games and
q dclcctahlc luncheon,
Guests for the evening were, Miss
Jennie Pierce, Miss Josie llolcomb
Miss Dorothy Budsall, Miss Myra Ilol.
comb, Miss tBra Miles, Miss Erma
Botsforl Miss Hazel Kcclcr, Miss Mar.
garet Garrison, Miss Isabel McGl
christ, Miss Ruth Manning, Miss Olive
Rcckloy, Dewitt Barnes, Harold lln
ger Martin Spoulding, Kenneth Mar.
tin, Paul Manning Howard Bull Ross
Miles, Karl Bcckc, Paul Hendricks,
John Elliott, william Huggins, Russell
Field.
sas
The birthday surprise complmentinS
ing Mr., r, C, Krcisel; In his home, 800