Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-02

Spanish Dance .............................
Janette Sykes.
Pony Race ,....................-..-.... Krogman
Paul Lee.
MaZurka ............................... Streabogg
Donald Schaupp.
Double Humber ..............................
(a) Study, Whispering Waves"
c. II. Doring
(b) "Birds of Paradise ...............
............................. Jason V. Mathews
Eileen Johnson.
The juvenile chorus is new feature
of Miss Grants teaching system and
promises to be q most successful part
of ner recital and class work this win
ter. The juvenile chorus will meet once
week.
Msr. j. R. McKelway, of Pendleton,
has been the house guest of Mrs. Frank
Brown at her home Oh South CONNER.
cial street.
Mrs. C. w. Pilchard and small son,
Jack, oil Portland, are visiting Mrs.
G. A. Brown at her home on Bellevue
street.
Miss Juanita DeVoe, Miss Bessie
Bradley and Miss Irvis Buley were host
esses at an enjoyable Hallowe 'en party
last evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. T. Buley, go North Summer
street. The rooms were bright with
autumn leaves, while the decorative
scheme of black aud yellow was effect
/ .falrr ..,l L.,
Jack O. lanterns and other Hallowe 'en
devices. The guests were received at
the door by Miss Buley, who was dis
guised as n witch, and were escorted
through the rooms by Mrs |. G.. Buley
and Miss DeVoe, in the capacity of
ghosts. The evening was passed with
games, music, dancing, fortune telling
nd other mysteries of witch craft
which resulted in much merriment on
the part of the guests. Light refresh
ments were served later in the evning.
The invitational list follows: Mr.. and
Mrs. McGee, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Jacobs, Mr. end Mrs. r. Cohen, Mr.. and
Mrs A. c. Devoe, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Lin.
vile, Mr.. aud Mrs. G. Thrapp, Mrs.
Charles Noble, Mr.. and Mrs A. i. Will
kins, Mr.. AMI Mrs. O. S. Buley, Mr..
and Mrs. L. G.. Buley, Miss Ruth Joaan,
asen, Miss Mary White, Miss Clara
Reinoahl, Miss Billie Morris, Miss Eve
lyn Stevenson Miss Gladys Stevenson,
Miss Mable Savage, Miss Myrtle vii,
son, Miss Bessie Bradley, Miss Juanita
DeVoe, Miss Iris Buley, Messrs. G. w.
Church, Thurman White, Ivan Scho-
maker, Gilbert Cole, Willard Cole of
Woodburn, Leroy G.. Bell, of Portland,
George Adams, Emerson DeVoe, of
Iowa, Robert Adams, Fred Wilson,
Charles Adams, Mr. McMann, Lawrence
Thrapp, Leland Thrnpp, Pleasant Whit
ney.
Mrs. Lois Sheldon, of Albany, a
former resident Of Salem, entertained
the Priscilla club Of that city Thurs.
day afternoon at charming Kensing-
ton. the honor guest Of the afternoon
was Mrs. r. c. Hunter, of Salem. The
rooms were attractively decorated with
autumn foliage and flowers suggestive
of the season. About twenty-four
guests were present.
The members of tle PRESBYTERIAN
church, who have attended the Panama
Pacific exposition, will entertain the
churen congregation 'hiS evening at the
'nuIeh p"'iorS'
..,,,.
. IN eNniplt ',Nit' III m tne WINDOWS vows Oh huren
% 1 nanlll,on ) store ON S9urt street. Is
u C,m n"husolne ulSp'ay OF MISS Margaret
unl, ihcIuulng ehlno painting, water
Solor ana lasIe' WORK, suSh as Is not
lrequehtly seen IN one coiiection' Ex,
qulsl!e WprNllansnip ana uehcacy Oh
tplorlng charuc,eriIv the Narlous Pleses
tGerroughou', anu u study Oh the display
uiiorus II Senulhe satisiactioh ana de'
1lgnt TO 'ne interested observer "A
iarBe part OF the eNhlpit Is taken from
att M classes at the Wlllamette unlVSr'
silS ana count rs SreHlV toward W'
plonla AT Ihe enu oi ue three year IN,
sCruc'l9h COURSE Inc pictures are al
lSinvcu from ne.ure aIu ne MUG. Muca
vi lie chlno WIS painted III MISS ulll
stuulo' last Wihter, MISS en- IS now
olgunlHlng u n'ghC ciass' whlch VIII
.neeV oue hlehC week az her stuulo'
tnuS giving an opportunity 10 those,
otner"iSe engaged durihg the daY, TO
study along tnese various lls lnes OF art
II tney so WISH Al MISS ulll studlo
'nere " also an eNhlplt OF OILS, 10
Wnlcn the pUnllt rs cordially welcome,