Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-04
Social and Personal
CAROL 8. D1BBLE.

tertained the guests at the salad course,
at the home of the former, a handsome
display of marigolds making handsome
table decorations. The meat and veg
etable course was served at the home
of Miss Mary Piglcr, with Mrs. Blanche
Liston Neimeyer ana Miss Joy Turner
ors were suspended from the chandeliers
to the corners Of the table, which was
gorgcously centered with a pumpkin,
filled with dahlias. The entire decor
ative motif was carried out in yellow,
yellow doilies being employed with
pumpkin place cards marking the COW
ers. Miss Margaret Hodge dispensed
pumpkin pie and cider amid an artistic
setting Of dahlias and autumn leaves.
Following this delectable refreshment
hour, an informal program was enjoyed;
comprising several vocal selection by
Miss Judd and Miss Hodge, readings
by Mrs. Neimeyer, and piano numbers
by Miss Piglcr. The rcvellcrs then
wended their way to the home Of Miss
Marie Bennett for dessert, where Miss
Bennett, Miss Hazel Price and Miss
Murah Hatch served a dainty COLA
tion of ices, cakes ard coffee to their
guests, who ciTcled the small tables.
Dahlias splashed with reddish gold and
shading into lighter tones, formed ex-
cedingly effective decorations, harmon
izing with the yellow shades, which
marked the various dinner Celebrations
throughout the evening. A merry fea-
ture of this delightful Hallowe ZEN event
were the fancy costumes of the club
which included n number Of
witches and ghosts, a Gypsy queen,
yellow pumpkin, Spanish girl and an
Irish maid. The affair, an extremely
novel one, is one of many such, given
from time to time by this gay group of
merry makers, the Quinz Jours club.
Honoring the president of the State
Rebekah assembly, Mrs. Rose f. Pal.
mer, of Baker City, the local lodge of
Rebekahs met Tuesday night at the Odd
Fellows hail. This lodge put on the de-
gree work for the president, following
which an enjoyable program was given.
Mrs f. l., Waters and Mrs. R. w. Sim
eral song duet, Mrs Blanche Liston.
Neimeyer gave a reading, Mrs. LaMoine
Clark entertained with several
whistling solos and short addresses by
Mrs William Galloway were delivered.
Afterwards, a social hour was enjoyed
when refreshments were served. The
hostesses for the evening were: Mrs.
Paul Swanson, Mrs. Luella Engstrom,
Mrs. May Ratcliffe. On Friday the
ten lodges of this district, number four,
will go to Aurora, where they will con.
vene during tho day and evening The
degree staff of the local lodge and that
of the Candy lodge will compete for
the silver cup.
The attractive homo of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. M. Cooper, 1880 North Fourth street,
was the scene of a delightful surprise
party, Monday evening, 1t being Mrs,
Cooper's birthday. The evening was
spent in games, music and cards, and at
q late hour dainty lunch was served,
brought by ner friends. Those enjoy
ing the evening were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Alkirc, Mr.. aud Mrs. Batty Cooper, Mr..
and Mrs. Enos, Mr. and Mrs. Deppen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bort, Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Swartz, Miss Mary Jones, Miss
Florence Jones, Miss Bort, Mrs Butte,
Miss Allkire, and Delbcrt Miller, Louise
Cooper and Fred Alkirc.
The c. b. NJ, of the First Christian
church will be entertained tomorrow
afternoon by Mrs. John Lockman and
Mrs. Clarence Blios at the home of the
former on South Fourteenth street.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Buahncll in West Salem was the scene
of pleasant Hallowe 'cn party on Sat
urday evening. The guests came garb.
ed ms ghosts and an evening of Hallow-
Q 'en diversions was enjoyed. The Gus
tomary weird insignia pertaining to
Hallowe 'cn, consiating Of black eats,
Jack o lanterns, ard black and orange
streomcrs, was employed throughout the
rooms. Miss Ella Rugc assisted the
hostess in serving. Those guests pres.
ent We're: Miss Meta Wurm, Miss
Beth Bedford, Miss Florence Beckett,
Miss Doyic Rhodes, Miss Mildred Doug.
las, Miss Dorothy Douglas, Miss Ella
Page, Miss MNble Ruge, Miss JULIA
Rhodes, Miss Ruth Bedford, Arnold
Kreuger, Leslia Blue, Bcryl Berch,
Frcd Bcrch, Walter Brannon, Howard
Rex, Arcnio Swartz.