Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
Social and Personal Notes
By MoNie Runcorn

Sunday, November |, at the home Of
the bride IS parents. They have return
ed from a brieI honeymoon, and after
November 20 will be at home to their
friends at l4lO c street.
The Loyal Sons, Loyal Daughters and
Loyal Bereans were guests at de-
lightful Hallowe en party given by the
Endeavors of the First Christian church
Saturday evening, given in the church
parlors.
A group of high school boys and girls
made merry Saturday evening at the
Howard residence, the guests of Miss
Gary and Miss Virginia. Everything
emphasized the Hallowe en time in dec
oratons and pastmes, the following
completing the invitational list: Misses
Gertrude East, liza Spaulding, Marjorie
Kay, Irene Curtis, Bernice Craig,
Messrs. Alan Jones, Louis Griffith,
Franklin Durbin, Orris Fry, Frederick /
Deckabach franklin Miller George
Croisan, Alan Carson, George Manning
a"d Hugh Constable.
Miss Catherine Carson IS being en-.
tertoincd as guest at her sorority
house, the Gamma Phi Beta, in Eugene.
She was accompanied to Eugene Friday
by Miss Paula Linn, Miss Carolyn Dick
and Miss Florence Hofer, who were a'so
entertained by the Gamma Phi Beta girls,
The three latter returned home Sunday
night, Miss Carson remaining until the
first of next week All participated in
the large ''house dance" Saturday
night, and various HalIowe Zen festivi-
| ties.
About two dozen friends Of the neigh.
borhood called unannounced at the A.
NJ. Crawford home Saturday night, oc-
casioning most pleasant surprise on
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Guests
brought baskets Of old.fashioned Hal.
lowe ZEN lunches and planned the even
ing entertainment to also be in keeping
with the date.
Mrs. W. II. Ehridge has with her as
her house guest, Mrs Rudolph Prael, Of
Portland.
The Oaks Sewing Circle is meeting
with Mrs. W. S. Bowen this afternoon
at her home on Belmont street,
Their friends here learned with re.
pret Of Mr., and Mrs. James Hoose $
removal from Salem. They left the
first Of the week, Mrs. Hoose going to
Portland to remain during the winter
with her mother, who has been FIRE.
quent visitor here. Mr.. Hoose will spend
the winter in California probably Los
Angeles where he will do architectural
work, They have resided in Salem
about a year, during which time Mr.
lIoose has been associated with William
, c. Knighton in the state architect Of
flee. Mrs Hoose is a gracious and at
traetive woman, both she and her hus
band making many friends during thei
: brief residence here.
1 Announcements arc ont for an Assem-
. bly, dance to be given at the Salem Dane
{ ing academy in Moose hall, November 8
\ Mrs. Flora Powers will conduct III,
}. dancing classes this winter, and already
much interest is being evidenced in thi
!. form Of amusement by the younger con
{. tingent Mrs, Powers comes here iron
Q Oakland, California, where she was af
c filiotcd with the select Rice DancinI
Academy.
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5, Ushering In the Holiday church Ba2
7, aars will probably be the one given b.
Il the Ladies Aid Societies of the Firs
l. Methodist church December fourth an
!. fifth In their church parlors. Mr.
j. W. Beckley, president, Mrs. A, {
Lehman, yice.president; Mrs. Joh
T. Mills, secretary, and Mrs. Sorrell, treal
h. urer, are composing committee whic
n, Is already actively engaged in arousin
'e interest In the coming event and NJ
nounce that the departments will 1
larger and more varied than ever b.
=. fore.
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Reese left toda
a for San Francisco, where Mr. Reese n
\ sumes his position with welknow
\ moving picture theater lie was wi,
y We Liberty thcatcr in Salem as operat,
d four years ago, later going to San Fra
z cisco, the Reescs present soioum
Salem being as visit TO Mrs, Reese
mother, Mrs, j. NJ. Shantz,
Miss Mabel Huldelson was hostc
TO the members Of the Jolly Stitchcr
Club at her home on Lee street Mo
day evening, The hours were spe
with ueedlework and conversation, a
ter which very dainty luncheon W
served.
T The members present were Nj
Elsie White, Miss Margaret Fish,
Miss Ruth Fugate Miss Halle "a
son, Miss Lottie Lally, Miss Loui
Humphres Miss Eva Fisher and M
Edith Fugatc
Miss Margaret Fisher wns We
z charming hostess to the members
the peirian class Of the First Meth
dist church nt her homo on Nor
Church street Friday evening.
The house was beautifully docorat
with festoons Of black and yellow d
tumn leoycS iacko Lanterns a
duhlins.
A short business meeting was he
al which time the work Of the clt
was outlined for the coming year, NJ
I Olive Metcolf Hand acting as teach