Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-17

the club TO be recognized again carly
next fall. Among those present, the
following costumes were noted; Mrs,
Roy Burton, Indian girl; Mrs Burton.
coloCed chef; Mrs. John Brophy, Turk.
ish costume; Mrs. H. S. BowIby school
girl; Mrs. George G. Brown, Red Cross
nurse; Mr.. Brown, clown; Mrs. Edwin
L. Baker, Chinese bride; Mrs John
Caughell, small girl; Mr.. Caughell,
farmer; Mrs. j. c. Currie, Red Riding
Hood; Mrs. +. G. Dcckebach, Indian
princess; Mr.. Deckabach, Dutchman; ;
Mrs. W. II. Dancy, school girl; Mrs,
L. F. Hoffnell, yuletide; Mr. Hoffnell,
clown Mrs. William Hamilton, Boston
belle; Mrs. Merlin Harding, Sis Hop
kins; Mr.. Harding, Snookums; Mrs. c..
A. Kable, Dolly Warden; Mr.. Kablc,
clown; Mrs. Alfred Loveace, old lady;
Mrs. o. c. Locke, Turkish princess;
Mrs II. c. Marvin, Pierrette; Mr.. Mar
vim, Periot; Mrs. Wallace Moore, Kate
Greenaway; Mr.. Moore, Turk; Mrs,
H. William Thielsen, southern belle !;
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Webb, sailor cos.
tunes; Mrs. Ivan Putnam, small girl;
Mr.. Putnam, Russian Jew; Miss Edna
Simonton, pink pinafore; Mrs. +. o.
Seike, Spanish dancing girl; Mr. Scikc,
clown; Mrs. George Riches, Red Cross
nurse; Mr.. Riches, sailor boy; Mrs, VIII
liam McGilchrist, Jr, Egyptian prin'
cess; Mr.. McGilchrist, admiral; Mrs. H..
II. Olinger, Chinese bride; Mr.. Olinger,
clown; Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis,
Chinese costumes.
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Everyone is looking forward with
the greatest interest to the community
sing which is to take place shortly at
some centrally located place. William
H. Boyer Of Portland is to come up
to direct the affair and well known To-
cal soloists and musicians will assist
The program has already been made
out and will be much the same as the
one given at a like event which took
place some time ago in the Armory in
Portland, under the auspices Of the
Monday musical club, Mr.. Boyer direc-
ing. So that those who have forgotten
the words or part of them of the "old
songs may re.learn them the names
of the old.timo favorites to be sung
are given, The first will of course be
d" America " followed by Cloves Old
Sweet Song" "Annie Laurie" Silver
Threads Among the Cole" " "My Old
Kentucky Home, Dixie Land,
"Old Folks at Home" "Tramp'
Tramp! Tramp" "There' S Music in
the Air." "My Bonnie Lies Over the
Ocean - Good Night Ladies, - "Co'
lumba, the Gem of the Ocean" "Jua'
nita," and "Thc star Spanglcd Ban
ner. -
Mrs, Walter Spaulding entertained
the Wednesday Evening Bridge clup
this week, assisted by Mrs
Charles Spaulding and Miss Mary
Miller Eight tables were ar
ranged for the players amid surround
ngs of exquisite spring blossoms, lilacS'
narcissus, orchids and feathery green
ry forming a fragrant floral bower
High scores were made by Miss Hoa
stockton and William McGilchrist, Jr'
Additional guests we're: Mr. and Mrs
Edgar Hartley, Mr.. and Mrs. d. D. Fry,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Downing, Mr. ana
Mrs. Louis Josse, Jr, Miss Nellie An
gus and Mrs. c. X. Spaulding. MISS
Stockton viii be the next hostess LOT
the club.
Pretty Frances Clark Of Portland
niece of Mrs. S. c. Dyer who has been
the guest Of Miss Ila Spaulding at the
Charles X. Spaulding home on Coutt
street, was charming addition 10
the younger set during the week Nu.
merous attentions filled to capacity
every day of her stay, including tne
ater, canoe, motor card and dancihg
parties. One of the most enjoyable OF
these was the five hundred party gwen
by Miss Spaulding Tuesday evening.
Seven tables were arranged for the
young folk, later the floors OF tho
beautiful home being cleared for dahc,
ing, Masses of lovely flowers wsr'
brought in for the affair, easter Ilies,
white and lavender lilacs, with otnyl
blossoms and spring time greenery naN'
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