Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-17

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Stevenson at their
home on Liberty street, on January 13,
the occasion being the birthday of Mrs.
Stevenson formerly Minnie Zosel).
The evening was spent playing games,
after which dainty lunch was served.
One of the more unique games was
pinning the tail on the donkey. Eugene
Gritton capturing first prize, for pin
ming the tail to the nearest right place,
and Glenn Roberts second for heing the
fartherest away. Those attending the
party were: Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Ste.
venson, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Trudgen;
the Misses Jessie Gilmer, Birdie Hoff-
man, Elsie Zosel, Luella Zosel, Gladys
Stevenson, Evelyn Stevenson; the
Messrs. Eugene Gritton, Willis Free,
Mr.. Nelson, Ray Gilmer, Lyman Nc
Donald, Oris Hoffman, Elton Rae, Wal
ter Zosel, Hubert Holder, Clarence
Holder, Arthur Stevenson, and Glenn
Roberts.
Chemeketa Lodge No. l invited the
members of the Salem Rebecca Lodge
No. l for joint installation of off
GERS on Wednesday, January Z, at the
l. 0. o. F., hall. The Rebeccas were
installed in regular form by District
Deputy President Clara Gribble and P.
N. G. Fatima Baldwin, grand marshall
and suite, The newly elected Rebecca
Officers installed are; Noble grand,
Belle Cornforth; vice grand, Elsie Sim
eral; past noble grand Ruth Anderson;
recording secretary, Lizzie A. Waters;
financial secretary, Effie King; treas
urer, John Cornforth; chaplain, Hattie
Holcomb warden, Eva Hines; conduc-
tor, Lesley Parker; left supporter N. g.,
Clara Willis; right supporter N. g.,
Fatima Baldwin; left supporter to V,
G., Stella Smith; right supporter to V.
G., Edith Benedict; inside guardian,
Gertrude Cummings; outside guardian,
Luella Engstrom.
The newly elected officers of the Odd
Fellows who were installed by District
Deputy Grand Master w. H. Cummings,
assited by Amos Vaas, district grand
marshal and and suite, are as follows:
Noble grand A. L. Houmard; vice
grand, Ray Simeral; recording secre.
tary, W. H. Petit; treasurer L. zim-
norman; chaplain, John Cornforth;
warden, G. G, McElroy; conductor, Carl
La Chelle; past noble grand, 3. B. Mil
lard; right supporter noble grand, j.
A. Patterson; left supporter noble grand,
w. Siegmundi right supporter to vice
grand, Ed. Welch; left supporter to vice
grand, Frank Churchill; r. s. s., George
viesko; L. s, s., L. R. PEBBLES; out.
side gatekeeper, c. E. Albion; inside
gatekeeper, Arthur Tucker.
Short talks by members of both
lodges were enjoyed. A large banquet
was served by the members of the L. o.
o. F. following the installation cere'
monies, which was greatly appreciated
The affair was q decided success in
every particular and was attended by
about one hundred and fifty member;
of the fraternal order.
Mrs. John Jay Roberts was hostess
last Monday afternoon when she enter
tanned small bridge club. Dainty re-
freshments were served.
The Memo $500" club was enter
tained last Wednesday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Meyers, all the mem
bers of the club being present and fill
ing seven tables. Card honors fell tC
Mrs. Frank B. Meredith and DR.. w
Carlton Smith.
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United Artisans, Capitol Assembly
No. 81, held one Of their enjoyable oper
meetings Wednesday evening, A shor
program was presented, after whicl
cards furnished the amusement. Ligh
refreshments were served,
Mrs. John II. Scott entertained a
a Twelfth Night reception last Tues