Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-30

Miss Leotta Noud and Miss Lena
Huckestein will entertain with large
Hallowe ZEN party tonight at the home
of the parents Of the former, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Noud. Among those who
will be present will be Mary Lebold,
Margaret Barr, Esther Gretenger, Flea
nor Campbell, Mary Heenan, Margaret
Heenan, Teresa Williams, Adelia, Adc'
line and Selma Crossee, Catherine Say.
age, Marie Nadon, Mary Arenz, Mary
Stitz, Gladys Dimler, Teresa Albright,
Fay Ludington, Frances 0'Brien, 10
Albright, John Albright, Albert Grant,
Edward Lebold, Philip Jaskoski,
Charles Trombley, Charles Cossee, John
G. Barr, Henry Barr, Raymond Barr,
Clifford Nadon
Miss Edith Parker and her brother
Fred entertained a number Of their
friends at a pretty Hallowe ZEN party
last night at the home of their parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs George Parker, on South
Liberty street. Games and pastimes
in keeping with the time were enjoyed
by the following; Misses Edna Acker'
man, Alva Bureson, Selma Lowdough
Ferrell Lowdough, Eddys Reynolds
Ruth Bohanon, Marie Haggarty, Lu
ellie Cameron, Messrs. Russell Emerson
Homer Meador, Gilbert Kennon, Ken
meth Culver, Grant Kightlinger, Wal
lace Carson, Lloyd MLclntire, Floyd
Wilson and Alva Bureson,
Mr. and Mrs. Z. 7. Barnes and chill
dren, Ruth and halph, are spending
few days at Newport. Going over Wed
nesday, they will probably remain unit
the first of the week.
The members of the third year Ger
man class of the high school entertaine,
the second year German students Tues
day evening at the home Of Mrs j. II
Baker, the affair being in the natM'
Of Hallowe'e ZEN party.
The members Of the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the First Methodist churcI
held their regularly monthly meeting il
the church parlors Wednesday after
noon. About thirty were present
The recently organized Neighborhoo
Embroidery Club, including resident
on South Fourteenth street, were enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at their frs
meeting at the residence Of Mrs II, J.
Burt Mrs. NJ. A. Burdick will be tn
club s next hostess, which meets agai
in two weeks. Members are: Mrs. N
A. Burdick, president; Mrs. II. l.. Bur
Mrs. G. G. Henderson, Mrs. Kushne
Mrs. G. W. Scott, Mrs, R. c. Krise
Mrs. l., +, Gleason, Mrs. c. Gleason
Mrs. L. II. Huggins and Mrs. Savage,
Mrs. Fred s. Bynon was hostess fc
her Needlecraft Club Wednesday afte
noon.
The Junior choir at the First Bapti'
church are daily improving in the
work, and are enthusiastically receive
at each night S services. II has NJ
been definitely decided whether III
choir will continue or not.
Most of those who belong are hig
school students and find IL somewhi
difficult TO carry their studies and fin
time for rehearsals also. Many Vel
good voices are being developed and
is hoped that they will be heard fr
quently after the present revival
over,
Small friends Of Malcolm and "
ward McRcynolds gathered at the res
dence, 3l6 Leslie street, Monday eve
ing and enjoyed with them pretty lIa
lowe en- party which was given in the
honor Both are sons Of Mr., and MI
Karl McReynolds tEunice Blundell
Each guest was presented small yC
low cup as favor, and found the
places at the prettily arranged tab
by small iacko lanterns. A larI
cake, bearing tiny yellow candles, ce
tered the board, and wierd iack.o
lanterns, witches and black cats q
peared about the rooms. Those wi
enjoyed this affair werei Francis Ma
tie Martin, jeanette Sykes, Conetan
and Dorothy Krebs and Margaret NJ