Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-02


bel McGilchrist, Miss Inez Goltra, Miss
Miss Constance Cartwright, Miss
Gladys Cartwright, Miss Harriet Rig
don, Miss Agnes Driscoll Miss Jo Dris
coll, Miss Ola Clark, Miss Edith Shaw,
Miss Alice Fields, Miss May Steusloff,
, Mrs. Waldo Mills,
Mrs Miller Bcvier, assisted by Mrs.
Leroy Hewlett, was hostess at a very
charming New Year function given at
the formers home on North Cottage
street Thursday evening
The house was artistically decorated
with evergreen and holly wreaths for
the season. Auction five hundred was
, enjoyed, followed by a luncheon, after
which the crowd was in an appropriate
mood to assist old Father Time in
brushing out the old and bringing ia
the new year.
Dancing followed, not the least en-
ioyable of the numbers being several
sets of oldfashioned quadrille. Mr
Lukins proved himself an inimitablo
, caller. The treat of the evening, how
ever, was the beautiful music render
ed by Miss joy Turner (violin), Miller
| Bevicr (flutc) and Mrs. Bevier (pi-
0nO), Several encores were necessary
before the party was satisfied to allow
. the performers a rest,
, The gathering broke up in the small
hours Of the morning, everyone eX.
. pressing themselves as highly pleased
with such delightful entertaining
, Guests were: Messrs, and Mesdames
i, Clyde T.. johnson, Frank Ward Cal.
=. vim Schaupp, Ray F. Richardson, 0. w.
h Moon, Leroy Hewlett, Richard Kriesel,
s Frank Beaver, q. j. Eaton, Henry <ar
q math, Of Camas Washington; Miss JOY
v Turner and Mr. Walter Lukins, Of Az
toria,
!. Mr. and Mrs. August Huckcstein,
Y Jr, in honor Of their holiday guests,
Mr.. and Mrs +. /. Randall, of Portland,
+ entertained the members of their two
r. card clubs New Year s eve, the guests
/. remaining to watch the new year in.
d The beautiful guest prize complimented
Mrs, Randall, additional awards going
/. to Mrs, Scott Page, Lloyd lIauscr, Paul
|. Rasmussen and Mrs. w, A. Cummings.
" rooms which ycrc coy with nrtistieali,
nTon9cI Ch,istnos ,Iecorations Gor,
lands Of rod with Ch,istmas halls fc,.
d tooned the rooms quantities of green
{. cry being masscd in every available
!, place.
n Five hundred was the game played,
~ following which music and dancing
most dciiGbtful affair wero. Mr.. anJ
Mrs. L. p. Aldrich. Mr.. md Mrs, LlovJ
y and Mrs Panl Rasmussen % Mr. ond Mrs. G
4. l.. SloDcr Mr.. and Mrs II \ pogc
u Mr. and Mira. w / Ncnjbom and NJ,
d and Mrs w A. Cumn,inrs
v
H One of tbe most nloasirg runbor.
cn the prourpm fo, tbo onen mootin,y
10 of thc Yeomcn lost mint ,vos tbo We.
cal solo by Miss NcIna Cooder who
gave a new ballad. r,snondng Win nm
y encore, She hps n rnrtirulorIy henrti.
3 full voice. and her eInrcssion and intc,
! prctation were equally attractive. Miss
lo Georgia Booth pIaycd her ocromnoni.
l5 mont.
J., The entertainment commitfec wos
III composed OF Mrs. Scarunk. Mrs Nnrv
a. Rodgers, Mrs. Frank Ward and Mrs
IL Ralnh White,
Al
rs Ralph Moorcs and Lyle Barfholome,v
'g were attendants from salem at the
81 large Alpha Omega dancing marty nj
u the armory in Albany New Scnris owe
v This was one of t6e most enioyablc
s. events of the wear in Albany ani wn,
IT, attended hy one hundred coHrIos
u
IN There was n ioyous catherine NJ III.
tie fairies at the home of Mrs r n
West, at 72O North church strect last
" Tuesday afternoon, waen Mrs wcJ
IN gave an afterChristmas pnrtv IN IN,
" Inuuils of hou S,,,la,, ~
e, the First Methodist cbhrch Eycri
's' member of the class. thirteen In ali Ya,
U.s. present and most enioynblc timc wn.
ss had by the little folks In tho nInl
m gcncc of indoor games Of oll kin1s thn,
r. appeal most TO thc tiny tots. which tcr
w minated in tho distribution Of gifi.
ls from u handsomely decorated and brn
liantly.lighted Christmas free An,
when the little ones were allowed /,
et follow out tapale and twist NJ rib
'r' bons TO find their pifrs NJ tbe ond mi,
r. -+ 49,. w WV NAN 'hAl