Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-09
Social and Personal
ALINE THOMPSON

ifornia, where he attended the fair in
San Francisco.
On Tuesday evening the Order of
Eastern Star held meeting and an
nual election in the Masonic temple.
The following officers were elected for
the coming year: Worthy matron, Miss
Minnie Moeller; worthy patron, Judge
j. G. Moreland; secretary, Mrs. Ida
Babcock; treasurer, Mrs. Katherine
Bernardo; associate matron, Mrs. Eliza
beth Shafer; conductress, Mrs. Faye
Wright; associate conductress, Mrs
Stella Smith; trustees, Mrs. Minnie
McCaulev, Mrs. Josephine La Fore,
George Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Breitenstein
were hosts for an enjoyable $500"
street Tuesday evening.
Five tables of the game were ar
ranged in rooms effectively decorated
with various colored chrysanthemums.
High score nonors were awarded to
Mrs. U. S. Page and Herbert Stiff.
Music also formed another diversion
I for the evenings entertainment.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. @.
Quinn, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. NadOn, Mr..
and Msr. Frank Davey, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Noud, Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Mer-
win, Mr. and Mrs U. s. Page, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert ST f, Mr.. and Msr. R. Lewis.
The hostess was assited in the erv-
ing oy Mrs. Quinn and the Misses
Marie and Cora Breitenstein.
A delightful Christmas programme is
outlined for the Yuletide vesper SER
vice next Sunday afternoon in the Phil
odosian halls at which Professor Mat
tnews will preside. Many Christmas
hymns and carols will be sung by the
students, the ladies club will give
"Holy Night" quartette of men IS
voices, the Messrs. Gillette, Sleeves,
Chapler and Lyons, will sing an APP
propriate carol ana violin solo will
be given by member of Miss Tur-
ner class. The fact that Professor
Matthews will preside is a treat in it.
self and, added to this, the other tai
ented artists, assures a vesper hour Of
much interest to every willamette stu
dent.
Mrs. w. j. Hagedorn, who has been
the guest of ner daughter, Mrs. Paul
Hauser and other friends for several
days, returned home this morning
The camp fire girls in charge of the
North Salem Woman 8 club and spon
sored by Mrs. John Dubuis, arranged
n candy booth in the Presbyterian
church on Tuesday evening to secure
money for their Indian suits The club
was very successful in this undertaking
and were well sold out at the closing
nour.
The North Salem Woman's club will
meet Tuesday with Mrs. Frank Pur
vine on North Fifth street. A delight |
ful programme has been arranged.
Mrs, Guy Smith returned Tuesday
from brief trip to Portland.
The ladies of the United Brethren
church of the Englewood district spent
pleasurable AFTERNOON Wednesday |
when they were entertained by Mrs. !
Carrie Chase and ner mother, Mrs. NJ |
Roe.
During the afternoon an enjoyable
programme was given Miss Loretta
Dork rendered several piano selections,
Miss Olive Sutter and Mrs, II. b. Dork |
gave number of readings, and Mrs.
Chase sang solo.
After the programme and business
meeting the hostesses served refresh |
ments.
Those present were: Mrs. A. Pal !
mer, Mrs, p. A. Palmer, Mrs. H. b.
Dork, Mrs. M. Roe, Mrs. S. p. Hale,
Mrs. A., Fuestman, Mrs. b. H. Stam-
baugh, Mrs. II. Naftzger, Mrs. +. Ne
Elroy, Mrs. IL. Pascoe, Mrs. c. Chase,
Miss o. Sutter, Miss Loritta Dork.