Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-03

Among the many Hallowe 'en surprise
parties, which took place last Saturday
evening" one of the most delightful was
that given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. r.
G. Hunter at their home on South Lib.
erty street. a number of their friends,
attired in the conventional Hallowe ZEN
garb, of ghostly sheets, masks and
peaked caps, announced their startling
presence at the Hunter home, during
the early evening and preceded to in
vest the atmosphere with the spirit of
All Saints Eve. A variety of Hal.
lowe 'en frOlics and games followed with
impromptu musical numbers inter.
spersed throughout the gPyety of the
evening. Later refreshments, in keep.
ing with this annual autumn carnival
of fun, were served. Those who en-.
ioyed the evening were: DR.. and Mrs.
o. l.. Scott and son, Russell Scott, Mr..
and Mrs W. .. Meador, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. f. Rinderman, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Perry and daughter, Miss Velma Perry,
and son, Vermy Perry, Mrs. j. NJ. Bow
en-, Mrs. W. Furroy and daughter, Ane.
ita Furroy, Mrs. +. z. Albrich, Mrs. A.
E. Aufrance, Mrs. H. N. Ely Miss Viola
Mynatt, Miss Opal Bowen, S. V. Mead.
or, j, E. Albrich.
The ArtOFrisco club gave their an
nual enjoyable Hallowe EN- party at the
home of Miss Ruby Baker, on the Fair.
grounds road, Monday evening. The
club entertained about fifty of their
friends with Hallowc on games, ghost
stories, singing and dancing, after
which delectable luncneon was served.
Assisting the hostess in entertaining
were Mrs. f. L. Charlton and Miss Win
ME Baker. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Armstrong, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Zosel, Mr.. and Mrs. Fay
Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd White, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Tyler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Giffroy, Mr.. and Mrs. Frances
Aline, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Baker, Mrs.
Leona Peterson, Mrs H. st. Helens,
Mrs, Birdie Wiley, Miss Audrey Hicks,
Miss Cecile Bohannon, Miss Ruth Bo-
hannon, Miss Tennie Bewley, Miss
Stanis Andersen, Miss Dora Andersen,
Miss Dura Coyey, Miss Mable Brass
field, Miss Stella Wilson, Miss Cleo
Kennen, Miss Mario Hovdebo, Miss
Florence Smith, Miss Martha Swart,
Miss Winnie Baker, Ernest Lilly, Ernest
Barker, Glen Niles, Fred Smith, Athos
Miller, L, 7. Rigdon, c.. q. Randall,
Ivan Martin, Asa Smith, Elmer Smith,
Jack Swienink, Harry Holt, Mrs. E. L.
Charlton.
Mrs. W. P. Lord and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Lord left to-day for Califor.
mia to make an extended visit in San
Francisco and the bay cities. During
their stay they will be the guests of
DR.. and Mrs. II. l.. Deimel and Mrs. S.
u. Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steusloff and Mr..
and Mrs. d. j. Fry sailed yesterday
for San Francisco, They plan to visit
both expositions aud while in San
Francisco will be entertained by Mayor
James IIarbor of the United States
army, a cousin of Mrs. Fry. Major
HarDOr is stationed at the Preside.
Mrs. Grant Flake and Mrs. Elmer
Daue entertained at a pretty afternoon
affair last Friday at the home of Mrs.
Daue on Fir street. Handsome mari
Colds and rasturtiums were employed
in the decorations. Mrs, Hubert l..
Daue, who left Tuesday for Kesauqua,
iowa, whore she will make her home
was the guest of honor. The afternoon
was enioyably passed with fancy work
Mrs. William v Daniels and Mrs. F.
Blake assisted the hostess in serving