Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-31

at the door by small Dorothy Brown
and Carl Steiner.
The invitational list included the fol-
lowing names: Mrs. Seymour Skiff,
Mrs. Joseph Reinhart, Mrs. Connell
Dyer, Mrs. Roy Mills, Mrs. Merlin Har.
ding Mrs. Chester Cox, Mrs. II. T. Mar.
win, Mrs Earl McMechen, Mrs. Walter
Spnulding, Mrs. Paul schmidt, Miss
Florence Houston, Miss Hazel Erixon,
Miss Nancy Skaife, Miss Marion Gould,
Miss Florence Hofer, Miss Mary
Schultz, Miss Mabel DeTong, Miss
Grace Lilly, Miss Alberta Shohnd, Miss
Alta Jones, Miss Aline High, Miss Eu.
name Craig, Miss Margaret Gill, Miss
Margaret Poisal Miss Joy Turner, Miss
Cora TalkingtoH, Miss Hattie Hargruve,
Miss Vivian Hargravc, Miss Gene
Belle, Miss Lucille Belle, Miss Jessie
Keeton, Miss Marie Bolingcr, Miss Els.
ther Carson, Miss Louise Thompson,
Miss Ava Putnam, Miss Elizabeth
Meyers, Miss Inez Wiedmer, Miss Nan.
ellie Bloom, Miss Ruth Boggs Miss Rita
Steiner, Miss Zoa Stockton, Miss Alinc
4 Thompson, Miss Gertrude Cunningham,
Miss Mary Eckcrlyn, Miss Matilda
Eckcrlen, Miss Hazel Olmstead, Miss
Miss Frieda Hoover, Miss Regina West
and Miss Barbara Steiner.
Mrs. Charles A. Park had as her
guests yesterday distinguished officials
Of the Young Women IS Christian As
sociation Of several cities, Miss Kinney
National Secretary, Of New York City;
Miss Grace Maxwell Secretary Of the
City Association Of Seattle, and Miss
Linn B. James, of the Portland city
organization. They arrived in Salem
yesterday morning and were md<oret
to the splendid country place Gf IN,
Parks where at noon they were hon
ored guests at an exquisitely appointed
luncheon, AZ which covers were alsC
laid for Mrs, A, N Bush, Mrs. h. y
, Wallace, Mrs. =. y. Elliott, Mrs Franz
. Spears, Mrs. Chaurcey Bishop, Mis-
Matte Beatty, Mrs, W. H. Kirk, Mrs
j. II. Albert and Mrs. j. II. Lewis
. Handsome red dahlias centered the tn
ble, place cards aud additional orna
) tation being In keeping with Hallow
b zen, Symbols Of that date appeare,
, about the rooms, which were furthe
: adorned with autumn foliage and bios
sons, Guests weer delighted with In
? tcroIing little Incidents told By Mis-
Kinney relative to her work, who is a
present on tour Of the Northwest il
the interest Of her association.
This visitors leli last night for Port
land Miss Kinney going from there {,
' Seattle
Miss Mary Eckercn was hostess 10
her club yesterday afternoon, assstcD
by Mrs Louis Josse and Mrs Pau
/, Schmidt This club, which was recent
" reorganizod for the winter, has add
cd The names Of Mrs. lossc, Mrs
Schmidt, Miss Florence Houston Hul
Miss Edna Josse ns members. The
will meet oach Friday during the win
I ter, Mrs Joseph Benjamin being III
next hostess.
, Additional guests yesterday wcr
q Miss Nancy Skuile, Miss Regina Yves
aud Miss Vell Barker, of Roseburl
the original membership being, beside
Miss Eckeren, Miss Ioa Stockton, Mr.
Joseph Reinhart, Mrs Joseph Ben Iamii
Mrs Seymour SMff Mrs Chester Coi
y Mrs Walter Spaulding, Mrs Roy Mil
. Mrs Paul Johnson, Mrs. Harry Wel
+ dcroth,
/. Candles will twinklc In wlcrd Jacl
Il o lanterns, scarty witches aud blac
10 eats viii appear in the most unexpectc
4. places, and general ghostlikc atmo
ss phere will surround happy group ,
I. young people Of the very younger s
I'd cinl vet who are hidden for larl
H. llallowe EN- party to be given tongl
N. at the D. g, Miles residence on Cou
,o street, for which Eva Miles, ChdNlol
ct Robertson, Frances Hodge and Rut