Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-28

the daily calendar. Tonight the young j
er society folk will usher in the week T.
right merrily with large dancing par
ty in Moose hall, the second scheduled
to be given by the Ladies club. Out /.
of-tovn visitors will be there numer-
ously, and many beautiful gowns will
be worn, having been secured for this
very affair, which is expected to not
only be repetition of the former sue
cess but just little larger and more
delightful
The musicale to be given Wednesday
by Mrs. George j. Pearce, Mrs. William
Ii. 5teusloft, Miss Pearce and Miss
Steusloff, is, of c0lrse, of paramount
interest, and is shared in importance
by the large reception to be given the
following day at the rectory of st.
Paul's church, honOring Mrs. A. M.
Crawford,
Tuesday evening the Merrygo round
club will be entertained at the NJ. o.
Buren home, tine Cherry City club to
have session at the b. G. Miles resi-
dence later in the week. The infre.
quent gatherings Of these clubs makes
their meetings anticipated with particu-
lar pleasure. Numerous other social
and card clubs will convene during the
coming five days, and many, owing to
the demand of time and attention rela-
tive to other affairs, will be postponed
until future date,
A group of Portland young people,
Miss Sara McCully, Miss Mary Stuart
Smith, William Burgard and Philip Pat.
terson, arrived today to be guests at
the William c, Knighton home. Mrs.
Knighton will give dinner tonight in
their honor, later the guests to make up
party attending the Ladies club
dance.
Miss Alice Madison Dabney, Of Port.
land, is being entertained at the h.
Hofer home, the guest of Miss Florence
HofeT. She will remain until the lat
ter part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul II. Sroat and little
daughter, Elizabeth, arrived from Port.
land Christmas day TO be the guests of
DR.. and Mrs. w. A, Cusick at their
beautiful home, coax Villa, on Fair
mount hill. Mrs. Sroat and her daugh
ter will remain for some time, Mr.
SrOat to join them again later. Boil
are well Known here, where they re
sided about seven years ago. Mrs
Sroat is remembered as Miss Gertrude
Holverson, her marriage taking place
in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry A. Seigel, wht
have been the guests of Mrs, Seigel Z
sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs
William j. Ball, for the past three
weeks, are returning to their home il
New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ball accompanied then
to Portland last Wednesday, where al
remained until Saturday, Mr. and Mrs
Seigel leaving from there fo- San Fran
cisco, where they expect to spend sew
eral weeks previous to n shorter sojourl
in Los Angeles. From there they g,
to New Orleans and Palm Beach.
Christmas day and weekend visitor
at the y. q. Albert home were Mr., ant
Mrs. Il. T. Albert and two children fron
Eugene, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Il, Al
bert and son, Of Portland.
There was a large attendance at tn
annual Cherrian service at the Firs
Baptist church last night, so large i
fact, that the Sunday school 3 room
were opened to furnish sufficient seat
ing capacity. A beautiful program o
music was furnished and a special SCI
mon given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lupton are rC
.ocing over the birth Of a little daugl
ter, born on Christmas day, at the hon
of Mrs Lupton's parents, Mayor an
Mrs. l.. NJ. Curl, in Albany, Mrs, Luz
ton was formerly Miss lnez Curl TIL
new arrival has been named Annett
Marie.
As an offertory number, Miss Mar
Schultz played Tolhurst's 3 "SlumbC
Song" at the morning services Of Il
First Baptist church. The choir rendere
can Ny Heart This Night Rejoice,
Miss Irmine Bushnell singing the sol
part.
A San Francisco society note has III
following concerning well known Sale
peoples
"Peter II. D 'Arcey and Miss d 'ArcC
are nere from Salem for several week
visit. Mr. Darcy was one Of u
speakers at the 1915 get.together danC
at the Stewart hotel last Suturda
night"
Mrs. Willis f. McElroy, Of Portlan,
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. johnson, Sr., M
Daniel Jones, Cd Sodaville, united wi
Mrs. @. W. johnson, Jr, in celebratii
Christmas.
Miss Lora and Glen puryine are
MeMinnville, where they will rema
until Thursday the guest at the home
Professor Northup.
Christmas aud the weekend was o
serve dwith family reunion at the
NJ. LaFollotte home on Chemeke
street. Altogether twenty.one soi
daughters and grandchildren were pre-
ent They wore Mr.. and Mrs. ely,
LaFollette and five children Of Whet
land; Mr., and Mrs. Perry La Follet
and two children, of Cornelius, Or,
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. LaFollette Al
two daughters, Mrs. Robert Cole al
Mr.. and Mrs. Britt Aspinwall and sc
nli of Miasion Rattan