Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-01

was in accordance with the spirit of |
the event--from the literary games,
literary prizes, to various other amuse.
mcnts In the course of the party. |
Herman Barr appeared, and as a pleas |
ant surprise to the guests, took flasi.
light photograph of the revelers. The
ilrst prize, II beautiful book was
awarded to Miss Gertrude Robson, in
the role of "Peg o My Heart, " Misses
mum Cooper and Bertha Docrflcr as
The White Linen Nurse" being recip.
tents of second prizes. The inperson.
alton of characters was as follows;
Mary Sehoetle, "Rebecca of Sunny.
brock Farm; Laura Lonius, "'pe
geen y; Louise Bcnndorfner, "The
oose Girl; Marie Campbell, "Butter.
cup o.; Bertha Doerfler, "White Linen
Nurse >; Rose Bodayla, ''Madame But.
tertly J Ruth Cooper, "The Waite Sis.
TER : Helen Barr, "Cleopatra Ger.
trude Campbell, ''The Princess Vera
brnnk, Portia"; Carrie O'Connell
Macbeth" y; Eliza Nolan, LADY Mae
Deth "; Gertrude Robson, "Peg o. MyI
Heart y; Doris Halvcrson, "Betty
Wales Phyllis Painter, "0ur Chinese
COUSIN Hazel Blake, "Dorothy Yer.
non Lucille Jaskoski, "Janice Mere.
dith >; Sarah Lansing Frances Whar.
ton ton Susie sparrow, "Tirza"; Leah
SUNG, " Evongelne"; Teresa Dever.
eux, " Rebecca" Vivian Ferrera,
babble = Ella Fahey, "Minnehaha -;
cara Doerfler, "Mrs. March,; Fran.
'es Doerfler, Meg March,; Wilhel.
NINA Doerflcr "Jo March,; Anna
Berndoriner, "Bctn March,; Lenore
llalverson, "Amy March" Elcnnor
iiuckestein, Rebecca"; Catherine
campbell, Sweet Sixteen; Virginia
Howard, sunshine; Lena Hucke
stem, Gretchen; Kathleen O'Brien.
Miriam ~; Glare Barr Ramona -.
blanche GibsU, "Rebecca"; Harriet
Nlaggett, "Mrs. Wiggs" Ada Cyr.
Tempest -; Argyll Stanton, "Patty. j
longtime friends assembled at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs, r. @. Chestnut.
at Liberty Sunday, in response TO in,
vliations sent ont by their children.
Mrs. G, f. llagar, Miss Myrtle Ghost
, nut and Lloyd Chestnut, who enter.
tanned informally during the afternoon
IN honor 0r their parents twentv.fif
wedding anniversary. Scotch broom and
roses made pretty dcckings for The
home, which Mr. aud Mrs, Chestnut
I nave occupied for the greater part of
thelr - years residence near Salem
their marriage taking place in Port
land' A wedding dinner featured tb,
/ anniversary celebration, places being
arranged for 33 guests, Many bcauti.
iul pieces Of silver were received ma
, glits from the following, who were bid.
den' Mr. and Mrs A. j, lagar, Mr.
and Mrs, l., b. Flint of Marion, Mr.
| ana Mrs. William Garniobst, Mr.. and
Mrs j, Gritton, Mr. and Mrs. l.
Blankcnship Mr. and Mrs. j. Crawford,
, Mr., and Mrs Woodward. Mrs. Hanna,
Mr., and Mrs. e, f. Ilagar, or Portland,
Mr. aud Mrs. A. Englcbart. Mr. and
, Mrs. II. Ncuens, Mrs Syrilda Smith,
Of Maron Mr. and Mrs. Holmes,
Misses Louise llagar Myrtle Chestnut,
/ opal Crawford, Lillian Garnjobgt.
Blanche Flint Rutn Woodward and
Martin Woodward Dr. j. II. Garnobist,
Adolph Hapap Lloyd Chestnut, Harry
Woodward, Albert Blnnkcnship, Earl.
BIanhcnship and John Baukcnship.
/ wednesday evening, the 2sth, being
the Roynl liighIunders sociaI evening,
the committee arranged for a musical
+. program, but owing TO 50 many Of the
members being unable td attend aud
also thrc who were 10 take part, the
| program was short, bot very good.
Those taking part were. Miss Dcllaa
Faulkner, tccilc Deacon, Donnld
Scbaupp Miss Laura Grant, Chester
Kurt, Virgil STAR aud Ronald Frz
zoll, After the program, the guests
were served with punch and wafers,
cards and other diversion, following,
The committee IN charge were FalrI
Ladies schmpp aud Ling, aud Clans.
men Nelson and Ling
Mrs. Louis Bcchlel entertained the
Mahgold club at her home, 1910 State |
street, Wednesday afternoon. An at !
traciiye luncheon was O most enjoyable
feature Of the occasion Additional
guests were Mrs y. E Gillian, Mrs |
.C. A. Hartman and Mrs Chas. parmen.
ter. Mrs Ross H. Mooros will enter.
tain the club Wednesday May 10, at
her home, on North Front street