Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-10
SOCIETY
Continued from page 81

Mr.. and Mrs. 9. j. Teel of Haysville
opened their home Friday evening when
the Philathia class of the Hayesville
Baptist church entertained the men,
bers of the Baraca class. Refreshments
were served and games played. A vot-
ing contest was inaugurated, the photos
Of many youngsters being brought, and
the prize awarded to Frank Fits, by
the Judges Mrs. E. NJ. Bailey and L.
7. Reynolds. Members of the two
classes attending were: Mr. and Mrs
Charles Reed, Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Bal.
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. LIT. Reynolds, Mrs.
S. Willis, Miss Ida Willis, Bruce and
Davie Willis, Albert and John Denny,
Clarence Chester, Rollin and Clifford
Armstrong, Clarence Lansing, Harry,
Grant, Vernie and Francis Wikoff, Mel
vim Gruenfelder, Albert and John Stet-
tier, Anna, Elizabeth, Martha and Hazel
Anderson, Olive Armstrong, Elsie WIKI
off, Anna McAfee, Daisy Wiseman,
Ruth and Grace Savage, Edna Fits,
Gladys Won Cleve, Mabel King, Mable
Noren, Nora Yoder, Mable Starr, Jacob
Fuhrer, Albert Wulfmeyer, Frank and
Joseph Fits, Lyle Corrow, Elmer Paul
son, George Starr and Gustave Ander-
son.
The dancing people of the city, and
those who wish to master the intricate
steps of the eight fantastic" will be
interested in the announcement that
select dancing parties are hereafter to
be given regularly at the Marion, un-
der the direction of Miss Cloutier who
is regarded as authority on the Maurice
Tango, one step and Hesitation waltz,
all popular new dances.
The delightful annual custom of
keeping "open house" informally upon
the anniversary of their wedding day
was observed by Mr.. and Mrs Henry
B. Thielsen at their beautiful home, 22S
Capitol street, Saturday evening, Jan
uary 3, their 42nd anniversary falling
upon the 4th, Many beautiful flowers
and tokens were received from friends
in remembrance Of the day, and about
so guests called to wish them many,
many other anniversaries. Dainty re-
freshments were served. Eight tables
of 800 were played and an added pleas
ure was given the guests by the sing
ing of Mrs, Carleton Smith.
Centralia Temple No. IL, Pythian
Sisters, installed the following officers
for the ensuing term, at their regular
meeting last Tuesday evening in Me.
Cornack' s hall Mrs. Irene st. Helen
installing offices. P. E. c., Mary Cox;
M. f, c., Ruby Purdy; E. S., Julia
Davis; Il. j., Laura Sellars; manager,
Susie Parmenter; NJ. of r. and c., Mary
MoOres; M. of f., Irene st. Helen; pro-
tector, Minnie Winchell; o. g., Sarah
Lewis. Centralia Temple is making
substantial progress and is intensively
engaged in a campaign Of activity.
Several new members have recently
been introduced into the mysteries oe
the order, while indications point to u
goodly increase before the close Of the
campaign,
Miss Ellen Thielsen entertained the
w. r. T. club at her home, Wednesday
evening January 7, in honor Of her
house guest, Miss Lillian Connaway, Of
Vancouver, Wash, This was not the
regular date for the meeting but Miss
Thielsen very Hospitality assembled the
club in order that her guest might en-.
joy a glimpse of the social life of the
Capitol City during her visit. Five
tables of bridge were played, Fritz
Slade winning the high score. Dainty
reiresmcntc were served.
Tho Womans Union Of the First
Congregational church met yesterday
afternoon at o oclock at the home Of
Mrs. Edwin Hofnel, ll5 South Church
street, A pleasant afternoon was spent
n solo by Miss Mack of Los Angeles,
being one Of the pleasant features,
Mrs. John McNary entertained q few
friends Friday afternoon informally at
bridge
pleasant dancing party was given
by tho students Of the Capitol Bust
ness College at D'Arcy's hall, Thurs
day evening as sort of "get ac'
quainted" affair
uss
Mrs. Jos. Bach was hostess Thursday
evening, when she entertained as q
pleasant surprise for her dsterin'law
Miss Rosalie Bach, the event being il
honor Of the young lady's birthday
Refreshments were served and the even
ing spont pleasantly at cards anC
music Winners Of the high score were