Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-28
Social and Personal.
ALINE THOMPSON

AVEW YEARS EVE is the next
IN cate for which society is plan
ming big things and frem the cal
endar, this new year bids fair to be
unusually gay for Salem folk.
Not only are the various maids and
matrons planning many little watch
parties, but number of the smart set
have arranged for supper parties at
the grills in Portland where society
will turn out en- mass % greet the New
Year, and bid farewell to the old.
Mrs, Thomas G. Smith, Jr., and son,
Malcolm, went to Portland this morn
ing, where they will join friends and
attend the h0ekev game tonight at
the Hipp0drome. While in Portland,
Mrs. Smith and Master Malcolm will
be the guests of relatives.
Ralph Moores, returned Monday
from Gearhart where ne joined the
Robert Kinneys and was their guest
for the Christmas holiday.
The Oaks club dance, which was to
have been given on Monday night has
been ~""tDoned on account of the Cher
rian banquet, until Monday, January
the tenth.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Grier had as
their house guest for the Christmas
holidav Mrs. +. +. Packard, Miss Lena
Marse and Harry Packard, of Portland.
Miss Paula Linn, who was the guest
Of Miss Caroline Dick, returned to
Portland Monday where she will visit
over the vacation week with Miss
Schnabel
Today Miss Linn was also a guest at
the luncheon, presided over by Miss
Helen Munsinger honoring Miss Selma.
bel, who is home from school for the
holidays.
Miss Margaret Rodgers, wao has
been visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George +. Rodgers, returned to
Portland Monday.
Honoring Miss Nell Sykes, who is
the guest of her brother and sister.in.
law, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Sykes, Mrs
Ralph White entertained with a pret
fy Christmas dinner.
The table was centered with q gilt.
tering miniature Christmas tree, from
which bright red ribbons found their
way to the individual places, terminal
ing with an attractive Christmas gift
Circling the table were. Miss Sykes
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Sykes and dauqh.
ter Jeanette, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
White.
Miss Sykes, who is domestic sci,
enee teacher in Prneville, will visit in
Salem for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank hughes returned
Monday from Portland where they
spent the Christmas holiday with rel
atives.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
Scnrunk was the scene of merr,
christmas gathering Saturday, wher
members Of the Schrunk family con
gregated to celebrate Mr.. j. +
sehrunk's seventy-ninth birthday.
AFTER delicious Christmas dinner
the guests enjoyed the distribution OF
of tleir gifts and pleasurable pro
grammme which was as follows:
Song, by Miss Bessie and Mrs. A. w
Schrunk.
Recitation, Mrs. Francis Schrunk.
Violin solo, Miss Bessie Scarunk,
Pantomime, Miss Alice Schrunk.
Duet, Misses Ida and Bessie schrunk
Heading, Miss Bessie schrunk.
Song, Mrs. Francis Schrung and IN,
Misses Ida and Bessie Schrunk.
kecitation, Miss Alice Schrunk.
PIANO solo, Miss Ida Schrunk.
Pantominle, Miss Bessie Schrunk.
Song, by all.
Those present were; Mr.. j. +
schrunk, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred White, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Schrunk and daughte
Ellen, Mr., and Mrs. Francis SchTunk
mr.. and Mrs, A. w. SchrnuN, Miss Idl
schrunk, Miss Alice scnmnk, Miss Bes
sic Schrunk.
Miss Lora Purvine has as her hous
guest, Miss Helen Scott, Of Newberg
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Ralpl
Whites juvenile dancing class will b