Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-09
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By MoIErE RUNooRE


dancing party to be given in Union
hall Friday evening, February l2.
Decorations will be attractively ear.
ried out with hearts, keys and other
valentine novelties, the invitational list
including about fifty couples.
A surprise was rendered Miss Grace
limerick, ON Front street, Thursday
evening, by several Of her friends.
M. and Mrs. Gordon c. Moores (Jes.
sic Hurley, former Portlanders, who
have been residing on an alfalfa ranch
near Kennewick, Wash, foc the past
few years, are visiting Mr.. Moores
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Moores, in
Irvington addition, Portland. They will
remain fortnight or more.
One OF the noval surprise parties of
last week was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray L. Richardson on
North Winter street, when friends
gathered to celebrate the birthday an
niyersary of the former. The home was
beautifully decorated with fragrant cut
flowers and ferns and gay little red
hearts fluttered from streamers of red,
which were attached to the corners Of
the rooms. Much merriment was fur.
nished the guests wheL babyhood and
old-fashioned pictures OF each one pres.
ent were thrown on screen.
Cards were played, the guests circling
five tables. During the evening de-
lightful selections were played on the
piano by Delbert Burton and little
Frances Ward. Later refreshments
were served by the hostess, who was as.
sisted by Miss Lima Richardson.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. d,
G. Burton, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Bre-
vier, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Grant, Mr.. and Mrs,
John Savage, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde john.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. w. Moon, Mr. and
Mrs Frank Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. John
9. Scnaupp, Miss Lima Richardson, and
Miss Frances Ward.
The Artisans will hold box social
lat the Moose hall tomorrow evening,
This social is not only for members,
but all friends OF the lodge. 1t is the
regular open meeting night and gen.
eral invitation is extended, all ladies
being requested to bring baskets. The
proceeds are TO be added to the sum
which has already been raised for the
Arto.Frsco girls to take them to the
Panama-Pacific exposition next sum.
mer
Those in attendance tomorrow night
will be entertained with an excellent
program The Artisan orchestra will
play during the evening; the Business
College quartet and Carter's Stringcd
orchestra will give several numbers
Miss Nellie Roberts and Miss Nom
Scum viii be heard in vocal solos; Mis-,
Thelma Blessing will give piano solo
and these numbers viii be inteSpersed
with readings.
That the students Of Willamette are
determined to learn their many splen
did songs is evidenced by the fact that
from now to the close of the year on
Tuesday and Thursday mornings part
Of the chapel time will be given over
to singing the songs, Dean Meudenhal
will preside at the piano,
The Ycomen dance committee met
last night and sent olt invitations fol
their masquerade dance to be held al
Moose hall on the evening Of Friday
February 10.
Members of the Willamette Limitet
Sowing club and their husbands were
dclightfully entertained by DR.. anC
Mrs Grover G, Bellingcr, Thursday
cvoainp, Miss Bockley, sister of tn,
hostess, assisting.
Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs
George Eyre, Mr.. and Mrs. Wintielt
lmmel, Mr.. aud Mrs Roy Shields, Mr.
and Mrs, Paul johnson, Mr., and Mrs +
Hall Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo White
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Steward, Mr.. ant
Mrs James lIetzcl, Dr. and Mrs
Fred Thompson, MIR. and Mrs. carl,
Abrams, Mr.. and Mrs Lee NJ Unruh
Mr., aud Mrs. Guy Woods, Dr. an,
Mrs Floyd Utter, MIR. and Mrs. OFT,
Wilson, Mrs. W. W. Beckley, aud Mis-
Alice Bockley.