Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-03

dainty refreshments The guests were
Mrs. Henry Turner, Mrs. Leon Gleason,
Mrs. T. L. Williams, Miss Grace Daue,
Mrs. j. jerks, Mrs. L. W. Aldrich, Mrs.
Alex Daue, Mrs. II. McCalvin, Mrs.
Charley Davis, Mrs William Daniels,
Mrs. Arthus Goode, Mrs. Will Brieskg,
Mrs. Hurst Mrs. William Armstrong,
Mrs. II. Marsh, Mrs. F. A. Flake and
Mrs. Grant Flake.
One of the prettiest Hallowe EN- af-
fairs of the past week was that given
by Miss Ethel Finley and Miss Rita
Finley at the A. A. Livingston nome
| at Mountain View, Saturday evening.
Seasonable decorations of autumn
leaves and ferns were employed, with a
note of weird illumination added by
the presence of number of Jack o.
lanterns. Music, games and dancing
occupied the greater part of the even
ing, after which refreshments were
served by Mrs. Edward Finley and Miss
Ethel Finley. The guests were: Miss
Retta Finley, Miss Orpho Elliott, Miss
lone Forrest, Miss Alice Anderson, Miss
Mary SCHNEIDER, Miss Rosa Grice, Miss
Nettie Norwood, Miss Ethel Finley,
Miss Lou Belle, Miss Noriane Belle,
Bliss Beulaa Madill, Miss Beryl Richie,
Miss Lou Russell, Miss Jean Bailey,
Miss Caroline Christiance, Messrs. Ken
meth Forrest, Harold Smith, Rollin
Beaver, Ammon Grice, Raymond Clark,
Rex Vincent, Howard Norwood, Boyd
Madill, Troy Woods, Ralph Bailey,
Dean Walker, Ralph SCHNEIDER
Miss Hanna Nelson and Miss Ida
Kallin, of Fairbault, Minnesota, who
have been visiting at the A. F. Hoff-
man home on North 14th street for the
past two months, left last night for the
San Francisco exposition. After spend
ing week touring California tney will
return home via Salt Lake City and
Denver. During their visit in Salem
they were honor guests at many pleas
ant social affairs. Miss Nelson had
the pleasure of meeting her old friend
and teacher, R. A. Lucas, whom
she had not seen for ten years.
Mrs. Thomas Holman was the host
ess last week at a pretty Kensington,
given at her home in Polk county, on
Thursday in honor of Mrs. Frank E..
Brown, of Council, Idaho. The decor
ative scheme of old gold and cardinal
W successfully carried out with
dahlias. The guests were former class
mates of Mrs. Brown at willamette uni
versity. Miss Helen Litchfield assist
edw the hostess in serving refresh
ments. Those present were: Mrs. F..
Il. Brown, Mrs. II. C.. Stover, Mrs. Jas.
Il. Allison, Mrs. John II. Lewis, Mrs
Joseph SCHNEIDER, Mrs. Lloyd Reynolds,
Miss Matte Beatty, Miss Hettie Field,
Miss Pearl Apologize ad Miss Helen
Litchfield,
Mrs. R. w. Simeral entertained
''The Bide,a.Weo, " $500" club Satur-
day evening, at ler home on Marion
street. Unique Hallowe EN- decorations
were in evidence throughout the rooms.
The guests came attired in children s
costumes and games belonging to the
realm of small folk were enjoyed by
the guests, who played the part of juve-
niles for the time being. Later three
tables of hive hundred were arranged
the high score being made by Leon
Sloper. Mrs. w. A. Cummings assist
ed the hostess i'll serving. The mem
bors of the club present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. U. S. Page, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Huckestein, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Sloper,
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Needham, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs R.
w. Simeral.