Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-30

Inc NOrIn salem woman Cluu WIN
its Characteristic originality has formed
a magazine committee Shien has raised
$500, and subscribed for six magazines
These magazines are technical and the
purpose of the selection was to relate
them closely to the, lives and work of
the members, as the purely literary
and cultural magazines may be read at
the public library and elsewhere. The
magazines are: The House Beautiful,
Motion Picture Magazine, Book News
Monthly, Mothers Magazine, Good
Housekeeping and Modern Priscilla.
Mrs. Alvaro Hussey was happily sur
prised on her birthday Wednesday even
ing, by large gathering Of friends
at her home on Marion street. -Four
tables of five hundred were arranged
during the evening for the guests. Mrs.
T. A. Chinook of San Francisco made
high score and Mrs. Lloyd Stiffler cap
tured second honors. Refreshments
were served afterwards by Mrs. Hauser,
Mrs. james Chinook, Mrs Lloyd Stiff
fler.
This week will in all probability de-
termine whether Salem people wish to
continue the musical artists course,
which was so successful last year, as
subscriptions will start on Monday and
the sale of tickets follow Immediately
if the demand is large enough to war
rant the bringing Of the artists to Sa-
lem this winter. 1t will depend neces-
sarily on Salem's support of the Offered
series of musical events. Though the
course last year was a prolonged treat
to music lovers of the city, there is an
equal if not greater opportunity of
fered this season for hearing the truly
great artists. If the course becomes a
reality, Gadski will appear in Decem-
Der, 0ssip and Clara Gabrilowitsch in
January and Gogorza in February,
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Suggestive in every detail of tne
gala spirit of Hallowc EN- was tie
quaint frolic given last evening by
Miss Ruth Brown at her home on Union
street. The guests came attired in the
regulation Hallowe'en garb, ghostly
sheets completing startling masks, and
causing generous amount of merrimelt
among the guests. Gayly hued, fes-
Hallowe 'en costumes. The guests ad
rooms and autumn foliage decked every
available nook, while weird Jack o Ian
terms beamed out from obscure corners.
Much amusement was afforded by
whispered and mysterious hints of the
future, from tne all knowing lips of one
wise in secret lore. Peaked caps fash.
Toned by the hostess herself contribut-
ed an artistic touch to the unique
toons of crepe paper elaborated the
Journed to the dining room for refresh
mentss, where cunning place cards in
the form of black cats, marked the
covers. The table was prettily centered
with an immense pumpkin filled with
fruits. About 20 guests enjoyed this
affair.
The nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford
Moore in Kingwood Park was the scene
of gay festivities on Friday evening,
when group OF neighborhood young
people met to celebrate that favorite
occasion for merry makers, Hallowe 'en.
The rooms were brilliant with Jack O.
lenterns, myriads of orange and black
streamers, and masses of autumn leaves.
After an evening of Hallowe ZEN diver.
slons, feast of edbles, reminder of
the season bountiful was served. Those
who participated ia the general fun
were: Mr.. and Mrs, Moore, Miss Mary
Simon, Miss Florence Bucken, Miss
Mildred Douglas, Miss Ruth Bedford
Miss lnez Fits, Miss Beth Bedford
Miss Dovie Rhodes, Miss Aida Beeken
Miss Alice Wood, Frank Simon, Ros,
raneFall, A. Kruger, Ira Fits, Ray
mond Rex, c. Martin, Howard Rex
Linden Martin.
Wednesday evening the Ladies AiG
Society of Salem Heights and theii
husbands were most enjoyably enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Thompson. Seasonable decora
tions of vine maple and cosmos mad,
attractive decorations throughout tn,
house. A guessing contest was held il
which Mrs. Virgins captured first hon
ors and Miss Hutoqua Cade seconC
pnze. A pretty luncheon was serveC
later, Mrs. c. W. Sawyer pouring. TIL,
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Virgins
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Sawyer, Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. w
MeCollum, Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Hall. Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Pearcy, Mrs. w. Saw
yer Mrs. W, Fl. Pray, Mrs. Ruth Chan
man, Mrs. G. w. Parker, Mrs. Lydi,
Campbell, Mrs. A. r. Hilkerson, Mrs
taven, of North Ridgeville, Ohio, Mrs
David Cade, Miss Hutoqua Cade, Mr.
Lingear, Of Hastings, Nebraska, Mr.
ana Mrs Frank Thompson, Miss Gladly
Thompson, Mrs. Merriam.
One of the most daintily carried GU
parties of the week was stork shove
gwen in honor of Mrs. Claire Simeral
Wednesday afternoon at the home O
Mrs, I. +. Patton ON State street. A
the guests entered the reception room,
eunningly-fashioned cradle, eovere,
with crepe tissue paper of deep OF
ange shade, the color motif of the deco
rahons, confronted them, and one b,
one the dainty gifts were deposited il
the receptacle to await further opening
Inc Hallowe 'en atmosphere was effee
uvely maintained throughout the deee
ratlons, tiny and fantastic elfin figure
and iack.o LANTERNS of the orange erep
paper, adorning every conceivable moo
and crevice, while streamers Of blael
and orange were suspended across III
: rooms. Yellow dahlias of a deep hu
we're tustefully arranged in the dinin
and living rooms. Several musical selec
hons were enjoyed during the after
noon' Mrs. George Beatty giving
piano selection and Mrs Row Simerol