Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-29

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clock New Years eve. All members
of the Epworth Leagues in the city,
Christian Endeavor societies, Young
Peoples or church young people S organ
izations of any kind will be welcomed,
and fer their pleasure a pleasing enter
tainment program Of general merry
making has been arranged, This will
be one Of the largest meetings of the
Union Young People S societies and will
no doubt be the most enjoyable one,
Following three hours Of Internal di.
versions, prayer service will usher in
the new year, nineteen hundred and fiji
teen
From two until five click on the
afternoon of New Years day, the mem
bers of the EpwOrth League of Vhe
First Methodist church will give their
annual reception to the older members
of the church. Miss Laura Heist is in
charge of all the arrangements, and
will be assisted by Miss Grace Thomp-
son and others whom she will ash later.
Musical numbers furnished by Miss
Leila MeCaddam, Miss Lucille Kuntz,
Miss Evelyn Reigelman and Harold
Jory will add materially to the enjoy
ableness of the event.
The occasion will really be in the
nature Of an "open house, all friends
of the church, people of the congrega-
tion, as well as church members, to be
welcomed. These affairs have always
proved particularly happy in times past
and this year it is expected that the
reception will be as large and as de-
lightful if not more SO than Hny pre-
viously given.
Mrs. r. B. Houston went to Albany
today, where she will make brief visit
to friends
Mrs. l.. N. Roney, of Eugene, arrived
today to be several days guest Of
Judge and Mrs. Burnett. Christmas day
guests at the Burnett home were Mr.,
and Mrs. J. w BichfOrd and daughter,
Miriam; Walter and Frank Heulat, of
Portland; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hue.
lat and son, Paul, Of Hood Rive; Judge
and Mrs. Harry Belt and children, My
ra and George, of Dallas, and Mrs. Heu'
lat, Mr., and Mrs, Edward Weller and
daughter, Miss Helen. Tne out.cftown
guests remained for the weekend, leav-
ing for their homes this morning,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Bowlby are home
from Maryhil, WASH, where they
spent Christmas and the weekend with
friends.
Mrs. Thomas A. Livesley and chill
dren are spending the holidays with
Mrs, Livesley's parents, the De Becks,
in Vancouver. Mr.. Livcsley, who was
with them for Christmas, will join them
again for New Years.
This afternoon the beginners classes
Of the First Methodist church were en-
tertained in the church parlors by Mrs.
Ray l.. Farmer and Miss Beryl Holt,
superintendent and teacher. Mothers OF
the little folk were also present,
y
Miss Agnes and Miss Jo Driscoll, oS
the University of Oregon, are being en-.
tortained as house guests of Miss Har-
riet Rigdon. Both are Salem girls but
are making their residence in Eugene
during their attendance at the univer'
sity.
The regular monthly "open house "
Of the Young Womao s Christian asso.
citation will be held at the rest rooms
on North Liberty street next Monday
evening beginning at about eight
o'clock. Several Of these affairs have
already been given this year and have
proved especially enjoyable to the mem.
bers and the young women who are
strangers in the city. A most cordial
invitation is extended to the latter and
all those who are lonely, A pleasing en-.
tertainment program has been provided
and everything possible viii be cone to
make the guests feel at home.
Miss Alta and Miss Flora Patterson
were hostesses at a pleasant surprise af'
fair given last evening for thelr sister,
Miss Addie Patterson, student Of vii
Iamette university, at their homo, 23l5
South Cottage street. The honor guest
hhh uflhihNu hl a nUllN hNAlhN hhNAi
all the guests had assembled The even
ing was passed delightfully."- with music
and games, after which refreshments
were served. About twenty were pres.
ent
AT the next regular session Cf the
Eastern Star circle, which occurs ON
Tuesday, January s, the annual install
lation will take place and will be fol-
lowed by a banquet to the members.
Elective officers are; Worthy ,natron,
Mrs. Elizabeth Readj worthy patron, II.
Rodgers; associate matron, Mirs Min.
ME Moellcr; secretary, Mrs. Ida
Babeock; treasurer, Mrs Catherine Ber.
nardi; conductress, Mrs, Elizabeth
Shafer; associate cMductrcss, Mrs. Fay
Wright.
Appointive officers will be assigned
their positions also at this meeting.
Following an annual custom, Miss
Joy Turner Of the Willamette School
of Music, will entertain her younger pi-
ano and violin pupils at n holiday par.
ty, Thursday afternoon, at her home,
335 Capitol street, at which timo mu.
steal program win also be given
AZ the Simon Heist home for the
holidays are Miss Lima lIeist, who is an
instructor at Scappoose, and Miss Lulu
Ileist, who teaches at Albany. Both
nre former Willamette university stu
dents