Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05

Miss Mary Binncy, of New York,
who has been the house guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. George Palmer Putnam, for
the past month, left last evening for
San Francisco. Mics Binney win spend
a week in the Oregon building before
going on to visit in the Grand Canyon.
She will be joi:led on the steamer by
her brother, Edward Binney, who loft
several days ago to visit the Bonne-
vile hatcheries on the Columbia. Miss
Binney was tne inspiration for num-
erous social attentions during her stay
in Salem. Last evening, Miss Binney
and Mrs. Putnam were dinner guests
of Mrs. Harvey Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McGilchrist
are entertaining as their guest, Charles
Savage, of Honolulu, a cousin of Mrs
McGilchrist. Mr.. Savage has been
spending his vacation on the coast tour
ing California and Oregon. Prior to
his arrival in Salem, he passed some
time in Southern Oregon on hunting
trip. Mr.. Savage will return to Homo.
lulu in December.
One of the most enjoyable Hallow.
e'en parties of the season was given
at the home of Mrs. Grimm at her at.
tractive new home in east Salem. last
Saturday night. 1t was in the nature
of a masquerade and the guests were
met at the door by witches, who usaer-
ed them into dimly lighted room oc-
cupied by ghosts. Music and dancing
were indulged in and later a dainty
luncheon was served. Those present
were: Miss Hazel Harris, Miss Meryl
Whitney, Miss Veda Vaughn, Miss
Grace Humphreys, Miss Gertrude Ash
by, Miss Mac Edwards, Miss Harriet
Claggett, Miss Selma Bartoz, Miss Ruth
McGee, Miss Laura McGee, Miss West
husky, Clifford Gesnor, Ralph Gesnor,
Frank Harris, Dolph Gesner Edward
Whitney, 0rven Fnyslic, Fred Diew-
man, Chester HornOr, Ray Hornor,
Howard Grimm, Claude Grimm, Ed Bar.
tOz, Warren Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. f..
Scnrunk, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown,
Mrs. w, j. Culver and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Howard
The Lincoln School Parent Teachers
association will hold their November
meeting on Tuesday, November Q, at
the school. An exceptionally good pro
gram has been arranged and u large at
tendance is anticipated.
Mrs. Harvey Wells left for Portland
this morning on the Limited She will
be Joined over the week end by Mr..
Wells.
Miss Helen Harris was hostess at an
enjoyable l1allowe 'en party Saturday
evening at her country home at Liberty.
The rooms were adorned in autumn
leaves, with black and yellow deco.
rative scnemo carried throughout. A
ghost awaited tho guests arrival at
the head of the otairs and everything
presented n weird effect. The evening
was passd with suitable Hallowe 'cn
games, music and fortune telling. Re
froshments wero served later, those as
sisting the hostess t. serving were Miss
Free and Miss Dunnctte. The invite
tional list included: Misses Ida Glib
son, Madge Gookin0, Beatrice Dunnette.
Nellie Free Iona Dotson Jessie Glib.
son, Jessie Gilmcr Evelyn Stevenson,
Ruth Weaver, Luclla Zosel, Jennie
Weaver, Martha Hoscl, Gladys Steven
son, Birdie Hoffman, Edna Holder,
Francis Krubertz, Katherine Mizc. Vic.
let Hoffman, Caroline Krubertz, Gladys
Jory, Helen Shaver, Messrs. Carl Glib.
son, Walter Zoscl, Roland Jory, Eugene
GMbennorst, Ray Rugges Clarence
Holder Willis Free, Ray Gilmer, Eu-
gene Gritton, Arthur Stevenson, Charles
Ruggles, 0ris Hoffman, Hubert HOLD
err Glenn Roberts, Elton Ray. Dewey
Hame, Will Harris