Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-01
Social and Personal Notes
ByssMoMe Runcorn!

TT He week was ushered in auspicious-
iy by the presentation of Carl
= zOna" at the Grand opera house
last night Society people took ad-
vantage of the occasion to entertain
their friends and many theater parties
were noted. The play will be repeated
tonight, when it is expected that an
equally large and enthusiastic aud
fence will be noted.
Following the monthly custom, es-
tablshed several years ago by the
Moore families and their relatives, a
reunion dinner was given Thanksgiv-
ing day at the ncme of DR.. and Mrs,
j. S. Moore, 1873 East Thirty fourth
street, Portland.
The house was decorated beautifully,
huge yellow chrysanthemums being
used in profusion. The guests were
seated at one long table, Miniature
"Mayflowers laden with the autumn
fruits, and yellow chrysanthemHms
served as table decorations. The hand.
painted name cards were pretty and in
keeping with the rest of the decora-
tiOns.
At o'clock the table was cleared
to prepare for dancing. The older mem
bers played auction 500 and unique
guessing games.
A telegram was received from Roland
Boscow, at Newport, VINO was unable
to attend. Those present for the re.
union were: Judge and Mrs. +. A.
Moore Of Salem; DR.. and Mrs. A. W
Moo'e and their sons, DIR. Harry, Merle
DR.. Clifford and Mrs. Moore; Mrs Ca
hill; Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley Morgan and
son, Morris; Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank M
Miles; Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman NJ. Miles
and son, Milton; Mr.. and Mrs. +. f.
Bishop and daughter, Elizabeth Mrs
Lou Boscow; Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Jor
dan; Allen Leland and mother; II. b
Morgan; Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Gray; DR.
and Mrs. Harvard Moore. The guests
were Milton A. Miller Miss Pauline
Coe, from Grants Pass, and Harry
Greenaw from Stonington, Me-, VIII,
is visiting his aunt and uncle DR.. an,
Mrs, j. S, Moore.
Miss Teresa Fowe entertained in
formally Saturday afternoon, in homo
of Mrs, Perry Frederick SchrOck, VIII,
with her husband and son left toda,
for their new home in Santa Ana, Cal
Members Of Mrs, Schroak's Sunda,
school class were asked as guests, Mis-
Gladys Bartholomew being asked T.
assist. Those present were: Miss Ethe
McGilchrist, Miss Esther Baldwin, Mis-
Florence Bayne, Miss Gladys Bartholc
new and Miss Ruby Schufler.
Miss Evelyn DeLong, a popular hig
school student, was at home to a nun
ber Of her school friends and student
of Willamette university, Friday even
ing, at the home of her parents, Nj
and Mrs. M, r. De Long, on Chemcket
street. Informal entertainment wa
provided and was enjoyed by the 10
lowing; Misses Esther Englebart, We
ma Hayes, Norma Wechter Maud
Morton, Marie Luthy, Ruth Spoo
Mary Eyre, Lilly DOmagala, llestC
Welch, Ruth Schultz, Messrs. Charlie
Randall, Lloyd Lee, Errol Proctor, vi,
tor Reed, Charles Low, Everett To
man, Tillman Perrzo, Eugene llou
ton, Harry Scott and Bryan Goo,
nough,
The Maccabee Guards Of the L. {
n. NJ. announce a dance to be give
Thursday evening, December 3, at II
Armory A pleasing program Of
numbers has been arranged.
Mario = Gave Maria was solcctC
by Mrs y, X Albrich as her sole +,
the Sunday morning services at S
Joseph s church. Her voice, which
beautiful me2ao soprano, was at i
best, and her work was greatly apr
ciatcd, Mrs. Albrich IL member
the church choir and frequently a
pears as sooist at weddings and churt
social functions,
Mrs. Louis Jossc, ,lr, was hoste
Friday afternoon to the members
the La Couder club, asking Miss Edl
Josse to assist her. Owing to h
Spaulding.Mills parties the last of Il
week, no session will be held on NJ
day, Mrs Roy Mills being the club
next hostess next week.
Mrs. Seymour Skiff and daught,
Billy came home from Portland y,
tcrdny, whore they have been I
guests of friends and relatives for
fortnight DR.. Syiff went to rortlnI
early in the day to accompany the
home.
A very pretty Thanksgiving weddi
was solemni2cd at the home Of Mr. al
Mrs. John Burrcll, when their daug
ter, Miss Jennie Augusta, was unit
in marriage TO Mr. Rupert Il, Wnitch,
Rev. Richard n Aviton performing {