Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26

garet King on her sixth birthday, a
surprise party was given yesterday by
her mother, Mrs. Jerry King, and Mrs
Il. A. Miller. the little people gather
ed at the home Of Mrs. Miller and when
all was in complete readiness the small
guest of honor was ushered on the
scene Much merriment followed, such
as diminutive folk OF that age may al
ways be depended upon TO create on
birthday occasions. Songs and recita-
tions by the children formed an enter
tanning feature Of the afternoon. And
the climax TO the fun was, OF course, the
festive birthday cake with its six
twinkling candles. Tne little girls who
enjoyed the party were: Jane Fairchild,
Elizabeth Fairchild, Martha Nichols,
Ella Louise Wright, Eleanor Wright,
Margaret Wildridge, Henrietta Bishop.
Mrs. Frank Myers and two children
left yesterday for Iowa, where they will
visit Mrs Myers mother in Sioux City.
Mrs. Myers will be gone about two
months, also visiting in Mapleton and
Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Smith returned
yesterday from several days stay
in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Young and family,
who have been residents on the Garden
road for the past four years, are moving
to Stayton, where Mr. Young will open
a general merchandise store. Mr..
Young's interests have been centered
IN a fruit ranch on the Garden road
during his residence here.
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Owing to the death Of Mr.. Savage,
the Garden road families will not hold
their picnic dinner Saturday night as
intended.
Little Miss Henrietta Bishop aud
Miss Helen Artke have been visiting
IN Lebanon at the nome Of Miss Mabel !
Temple.
The w G. r. u held a picnic social
at the country home Of Mrs. G.. Hipqins
on Tuesday. The members went In ma.
enincs, carrying their well.filled lunch
baskets A bountiful dinner was serv.
ed at noon on the pleasant grounds and
an informal program Of music was Gu.
loyed during the afternoon to which
Mrs. Frank Frickey contributed several
pleasing numbers,
Mr. and Mrs A. l.. Brown, accom-.
panied by their house guest, Mrs. viii
II, King motored to Noskowin over the
week end whore they were guests of
tho Dan J. Frys Mrs King mas left
for Portland, where she win visit
friends before returning to her home in
Washington, d. @.
Mrs William Neil and small son. of
Portland, are visiting at the home of
Mrs. G. j, Green
The expectations Of those who AT,
tended the benefit performance OF the
Ching Chinik group Of camp fire Girls
at the Oregon theatcr last evening
were more than fulfilled, M the pro
gram was most entertaining through
out, aud one abounding IN fnnciful and
Characteristic touches of Indian life
The various numbers revealed an ariis
NC finihh aud technical skin that only
nm immense amount Of thorough trnin,
ing and practice could accomplish. The
solo, "Snowdeer," by Miss Edna Ack
erinan, was received with much cnthusi
asnl, and was suggestive Of Indian lore
and scene, while popular "Aloho Oe, -
gwen as duet by Miss Ackermnn and
Aiss Gretchcn Brown, was equally well
rendered. Miss Alice Mcclellan Is Span
ian dance was very gracefully perform
cd and tho solo dance by Mrs. O. n.
singrieh, tne guardian, was rcplete with
charm. The group dances aud SONGS
were especially enjoyed by the aud.
ience which moro than filled the seat
ing capacity Of the tncatcd. There
VIII be another performance this oyen,
ing at the Oregon.
Mr., and Mrs Fred 2ougcr have re.
turned from motor trip to Newport
Miss Mary Burns, the daughter of
Mrs d, G. Burns, of Portland. who has
been ine house guest OF Mrs. n. II.
b0Asclle the past two weeks. has re.
turned to her home in Portland.
The Jnscr lAc Sunday school On loved
picnic at the Fairgrounds SUNDAY
afternoon aud evening. supper was
served M cafeteria STYLE one of the
most welcome items ON the menu being
the everpopular logRnherry punch,
About 100 young people were present
70 make merry In the usual picnic
fashion. ''''''
complimentary TO Mrs. Lucy Peck
and her son, Wallace. of bismarck.
n. d. a pleasant farewell marty was
gwen Tuesday evening by Mrs. Harry
II. Hill on Miller street. Five hundred
was played throughout the evening The
guests cltcllng tnrce tables Mrs. Peck
and her SON. who have been Visiting In
salem the past two months, will leave
Tor their hume on Saturday.
Mrs r D Allen Of st. Paul. Orc.
V spending short time in salem ma
ihe house gucst OF Mrs George Duns.
lord aud Mrs Roma Hunter.