Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-10

of her parent S, Mr.. and Mrs. G. X.
Spaulding on Court street, when she
entertained the members Of her high
school class. Games were played, hon
ors going to Miss Bernice Craig and
George Croisan in the Telegram Res
olution" contest. Mrs. Roy H. Mills
and Mrs. Charles X. Spaulding assisted
in serving refreshments. The guests
were the Misses Bernice Craig, Mar
garet Rogers, Gertrude East, Marjorie
Kay, Caroline Dick, Irene Curtis and
Messrs. George Croisan. Allan Jones,
Franklin Miller, Alfred Nolan, Hugh
Constable and 0rris Fry.
Mrs. Joseph Bach was hostess FRIDAY
evening, January 8, at her home, 450
South 25th street, when she entertained
a jolly party of young people as a pleas.
ant surprise for her sister Miss Evelyn
Gremmels, who celebrated her 18th
birthday on that occasion. A chatting
dish supper proceeded an evening OF
fun, games and cards being the amuse-
ment provided. Mrs. Bach was assisted
in serving by her sister Miss Evelyn
Gremmels. The guests were the Misses
Lois Martin, Vivian Hargrove, Esther
Gremmes, Rosalie Bach, Anna Breiten-
stein, Stella Martin, Grace Craig and
Loreen Staley; Messrs. Lawrence Bach
Lloyd Holderman, Burton Jones, Bur
ton Mossic and Victor Swartz.
Hawley Bean was host at frater.
nifty dinner last Friday when he enter
tanned dozen college chums spending
their midwinter vacation in the city,
Smilax and red carnations were the
table decorations.
I Dean and Mrs. Gaylard H, Patterson
have been entertaining Mrs. Patter-
son s brother, j. E. Webber over the
holidays. Mr.. Webber is dramatic
critic on New York paper, and is
taking years leave Of absence in
connection with his work, expecting to
visit London during the summer.
The Farmers Society Of Equity re-
Gently organized in the Kaiser district
gave dinner on Wednesday to which
the entire community was invited and
responded. Miss Lenore Thompson ap
peared on the program in several en-
ioyable musical selections, and Mrs. G
E. Cummings gave reading. An ad
dress was given by Oscar Whitecottor
on the subject, "What Is Wrong Will
Agriculture2" Other short talks werC
made by Geo. w. Weeks and Seymour
Jones, showing the advantage Of coop
Grafton among farmers. Much interes
was shown in the work and plans madt
to hold monthly meetings,
The members of the Stitchery clul
. were delightfully."- entertained at a NeV
: Years dinner party given by Mis-
+. Elsie White, Miss Eta White and Mis-
3 Edna Anderson at the home Of tn
=. Misses White, 149O Chemeketa street
e January /. The house was artisticall,
, decorated for the occasion and a sum-
" tuous repast was served The tabl
, decorations were carried out in q YER
1 unique manner; thirteen small kewpie
suspended from one large one forme
the center piece, candles and daint
place cards added to the decorations
n Those present were the Misses Halli
I Gibson, Mabel EIudelsOn, Louise I'm
!. phreys, Margaret Fisher, Lou Jan
d Hatch, Edith Fugate, Eva Fisher Rut
>, Fugatc, Lotte Lally, Nellie Campbell
d Helen Ingrey Christabel levitt, Rut
j Boiler, Edna Anderson, Eta White an
s. Elsie White.
n #NH
g Mrs. William G. Knighton was
3. guest Of Mrs. Herbert Holman in Por
E, land at the large bridge party whiC
r the Evening Telegram makes the fc
lowing mention, capturing one Of u
prizes:
Vt MRS. Herbert Holman was a deligh
le ful hostess Tuesday afternoon at