Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-08

niversary, Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Houston
extended their hospitality to number
0f friends Saturday evening, celebrat-
ing the twenty-sixth year Of their mar
riage. Seven tables were arranged
for "500," Mrs. Tom R. Wilson and
ID. G. Minto winning tne prizes. The
affair, although very informal, was
most enjoyable. Mrs. Albert Minton,
Of Albany; Mrs. Lilbuu NJ Boggs and
Miss Ruth Boggs assisted during the
evening.
Mrs. Harry Medermach, of Portland,
was the weekend guest Of Miss Cora
Talkington. Miss Talkington, with Miss
Opal Williams, has also been entertain
ing the latter 8 sister, Miss Jewel Will
liams, Of Albany. Miss Williams re-
turned to her home yesterday to prepare
for a pleasant trip to Honolulu. With
a crowd Of excursionists she will sail
from San Francisco the sixteenth Of
this month on the new steamship
"Northern," to be gone fortnight.
Upon her return she will attend the
exposition. This will be the maiden
trip of the beautiful new liner, which
will, during the Panama.Pacific expo.
sition, ply between Astoria and San
Francisco, assisting in carrying the
visitors to the fair.
Friends in the city Of Miss Orila
Smith have recently received announce
ments Of her marriage to Mr.. Carl Vie
tor Jonasson, a young business man Of
Corvallis. Mrs. Jonasson attended Sa.
lem high schoo a few years ago and
was well known here, Her brother,
Professor John Smith, was head Of the
science department at the high school.
The trio composed Of Miss Joy Tur.
uer viOlinist; Miss Berniee Sauter, pi-
anist, and Mr.. Robert Savage, clarinet
ist, well known musicians Of the Cap.
ital city, furnished music for the East
ern Star reception at the Masonic tenn.
pie. This popular trio is much in de-
mand at functions of this nature.
Saturday Miss Regina Long enter.
tainrd with a lovely 10 0 clock break
fast at her home for tine pleasure oF
the senior girls Of her English class
OF the high school. A valentine motif
was displayed in decorations An at
tractive floral centerpicee in red graccd
the table. Streamers in red ornament
ed the rooms and guests found their
places by small hearts oitlined with
gold.
Miss Muriel Sleeves aud Miss Grace
Ferrell, domestic science students, also
attending the high school, served the
courses.
Tbs guests were; Miss Evelyn Cass,
one 9f the new instructors; Miss Mary
Miller, Miss Barbara Steiner, Miss
Edna How'd, Miss Margaret Mukey,
Miss Vivian llargroye, Miss Lois Mar.
tin, Miss Grace Sherwood, Miss Vivian
Ehrlich, Rita Fletcher, Miss Frances
Hcrbet2, Miss Helen Moore and Miss
Madge Walker.
The program at the Yocmen lodge
Friday night included work by the drin
team, banquet and dancing. II. n.
Wirth, of Stayt0n, is In the city, and
will begin an active campaign this week
in the interest Of the lodge. An effort
will 90 made to double the present mem.
bership.
Miss Mary Schultz went to Portland
Saturday to attend the weekend ctm.
certs. She remained over todny TO re-.
hoarse with the Amateur Symphony Or.
ohestTa association.
Mrs. George Palmer Putnam and
small son, wife Of the ncwly.appointed
secretary to Governor Withyecmbe,
passed the weekend in Portland The
Putnams are domiciled in the attractive
Fast residence, 345 Bellevue street.
Thursday evening Miss Ruth Aspin.
wall entertained about dozen of her
friends at her homo, l073 Oak street.
With music, games aud an old.fashioned
tatty pull, n very merry time was had
L4lASi4lifAe N N \ llevS
vaughn Madge Baily Helen Fields,
Lulu Hcglan, Vera Ieglan, Bert Mehl,
Archie BailY Harold Deakon, Floyd
Tatman.
Friday very pleasant afternoon was
passed at tine home Of Mrs. Frank
Ritchie, the guest of honor being Mrs.
j. W, Ritchic, An informal social time
was enjoyed and later dainty collation.
served.
Those present were; Mrs. w. II,
Gross, Mrs q, Kiser, Mrs. Thompson,
Mrs. Conn, Mrs. Hazel Mrs. Chenc.
worth, Mrs, Ward X. Richardson, Mrs.
v. II. Rtchie and Mrs Ward.
Mrs. o. NJ. Rice, of llazelau, enter.
tanned her club Thursday evening An
enjoyable program Of readings, songs
and music rounded out the evening.
The Degree Of Honor Sewing society
met at the home Of Mrs Emma Shook
Thuraday afternoon, The huurs were
passed with necdlework Mrs. Shook
assisted by acr daughters, served a huf.
fet luncheon. Mrs, Coffee and Miss
Emma Shook entertained with music,
and Miss Ada Shook with vocal solo.
Thuio present were, Mcsdames rhatch
or 0rossan Leslie nomOgola, patter.
son, Wright, Vlesco, Traver White,
Richter and SnooR, the Misses Grem
Bailey, Emmu Snook, Ada Snoolt, and
MH. Coffee of Independence The next
meeting will he held February rs at
the homo Of Mrs Bertha Vieseo.
Ths following item taken from this
morning's oregoniou win be Of interest