Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-07

recently, in honor Of her seventeenth
birthday, at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson. The hours
were spent informally and were fol
lowed by dainty refreshments. Music
and various games were enjoyed by
the following: Gonna Van Doren, Dana
Straw, Daisy Hardy, Edda Howard, OF.
i've Hardy, Helen Hardy Orpha Me-
Feron, Mable Kays, Fay Walliug, Kath-
crime Chamley, Charles Kavanaugh,
Fred Pratt, Ben Lane, Kenneth Kava-
naugh, Lea McKeron and Osmer La
than.
Mrs. Albert Kaufman entertained
Friday evening for her sister, Stella
Yarnen, who celebrated her natal day.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with flowers and greenery. The even
ing was most pleasantly spent in play
ing games, after which delicious re.
freshments were served. Mrs. VIM. Var
nell and Mrs. Emil SantO assisted Mrs.
Kaufman with the serving. The guests
departed for their homes at late holr,
all wishing Miss Yarnell many more
happy birthdays. Those hidden as
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Santo, Mr.
and Mrs. Yarnell, Stella Yarnell, Bertha
Waldorf, Miss Finney, Lille Wiegel,
Ruth Waldespel Miss Fink, Ethel Fra
zier, Harry Witte Mack Mckinney,
Mike Fink, Louis Probst, Howard
Leach, Albert Kaufman, Jake Fuhr.
The bazaar and supper given by the
members of the Ladies' Aid society of
the First Methodist church Friday and
Saturday were among the most success.
ful of any given this year. AmGg
those who assisted at the booths were
Mrs. j. l.. McAdams, Mrs Ida Broyes,
Mrs. Rachael Woodland, Mrs. j. II. Ba.
ker, Mrs. Charles Brasher, Mrs. W. G.
Young, Mrs. II. II. Voorhees,, Mrs. vii.
liam Sorrel, Mrs. j. 0. Rice, Mrs. j. w.
LaBare Mrs. Mcmillan, Mrs. Il. B. Mil
lard, Mrs. +. b. Southwick, Mrs. John
A. Mills, Mrs. II, II, Vandevort, Mrs
Ralph Jones, Mrs. W. S. Dotson, Mr.
U. G. Boyer Mrs. Charles Clark, Mrs
F. N, Gilbert, Mrs. G. Holversen, Mrs
w. A. Cummings, Mrs. Charles Faulk
ner, Mrs. +, Dunlap Mrs, n. Savage
Miss Emma Rogers Mrs. II. l.. Briggs
Mrs. Theodore Hustlar, Miss Elliott
Mrs. William Tate, Mrs. John Vincent
Mrs W. B. Summeryile, Mrs. +. Gil
= liam, Mrs, A. A. Unjerhill, Mrs. L. G
Holt, Mrs +. Il. Robinson, Mrs. r. 4
Cooksey, Mrs. Lucy Anna Lee, Mrs
George Labaree Mrs. h. b. Merrill, Mr..
j. +, Allison, Mrs, i, l., Nicklih, Mr.,
Preston Miller, Miss Alma Pohle, Mr..
= j.. G. Moreland
/. The open meeting given by the Woo
men Of the World and Ladies of tn
WoOdcraft in their rooms Friday even
ing was attended by nearly two hun
|, dred, A splendid program was givel
a including musical numbers and reat
~ ing3, Dan Il. Langenbmg, the wei
.. known vocal instructor delighted wit
b. two vocal numbers. Mrs. Charles
:. Maxwell also appeared in two solos an
became an instant favoritc. This va
her first appearance in Salem publ
~ ly. She has a superb voice, with r
~ markable dictiou, and it is hoped |
,Sf those who heard her that they wi
/, have the opportunity of hearing h
o. frequently Piano selections were re
q dered by Miss Phyllys Kellogg, Mi
/, Loretta Phillips tHyWmg with viol
,s solor. Miss Marguerite Flower We
"a more honWs rs a soloist and Mrs. l.,
se Curtis gave muen pleasure by her rea
m ings,
n, A number Of young people gave
Of surprise Friday evening at AS Nor
I'd Cottage for Miss Godic Witzel. n
1o evening was spent in the various d
d. lightful od.tme games, which were +,
'h lowed by dainty repast,
ig Those enjoying the evening weI
ge Misses Cora Gilbert, Clara Page, Mad
wv Gookins, Madge Miller Greta Wisn
OF Violat Hunt, Elsie Radiant, Lou
re Donherger, Jennie Dornbcrger, Gre
ng Witael Gcrtie Witscl, Goldie WITT
by Mcssrs, win. Loclman, Ralph Go
m Charles Gucffroy, Russell Cooley, Il
he Ramseye, Dave Ramscye, Fred Cous
or Carl Mason, Milo Austut2, Waldo A
ny tutz, Earl Austutz Arnold Krcugcr.
II" If you are n lonely girl or happen
be stranger In the city, you are c
,r' daily invited TO the cosy upurtmc
20 Of the local Young Women y Christ
w association, 257 North Liberty strC
tonight at eight o'clock All yot
women members will be welcomed, d
mr. the social committee will do all I
lp' dblc to make the affair pleasantly
err cossful.
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'k' WOULD ARM AIR AND WATER
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se Ware, Of Pennsylvania, introduced \
nm In the house today proposing the
my chase Of five dihgiblc balloons
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