Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-01

One of the gayest little dancing
parties of the week was that given by
Miss Helen Deekebach Wednesday
evening to the members of her club,
and number of additional guests.
The youth and enthusiasm Of this
little eoteria of younger bellies and
beaux insures jolly winter for the
club members wno will give a number
of charming parties before the season
closes
Lovely brilliant carnations, fragrant
white hyaeinth and greenery formed
the attractive decorations.
The club members present were:
Miss Barbara Steiner, Miss Florence
Hofer, Miss Mary Schultz, Miss Nan
ellie Bloom, John Carson, Allan Bynon,
Clarence Byrd, William Huggins, and
Harry Mills.
Additional guests were: Miss Jessie
Miller, Miss Mildred Brunk, Miss Lou
Use Benson, Miss Loretta Ford, Miss
Devils, of klamath Falls; Miss Myrtle
Jane Albright, Of Silverton; Donald
Byrd, and mis- house guest, Mr.. Reig-
and, Bert Ford, Kenneth MOores. Ho.
mer Egan and Frederic Deckebach
Wednesday evening the Sir Knights
of the Maeeabees were hosts to their
families and the Queen Review of the
Women s Benefit association Of tie
lodge.
During the evening an interesting
programme was given and the guests
were the recipients of bags of Christ
mas sweets and nuts.
Here is the programme:
Address Of Welcome, Walter, Lennon.
Recitation, Pearl Crig.
Song, Quartette, Mr.. Van Wrinkle,
Mr.. Maund, Mr.. Sloper, Mr.. Leeper.
Vocal Duet, Hope Maund, Bernice
Sloper.
Piano Solo, Eleanor Caldbeck.
Vocal Duet, Olive Caldbeck, Phoebe
eHath.
Piano Solo, Johanna James.
Recitation, David Howard.
Medley by the Original Five. Ruth
Caldbeck, Olive Caldbeck, Lulu and
Dora Heglum, Phoebe Heath.
Last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Spencer entertained at Christmas
dinner and afternoon in aonOr of their
daughter and son-in.law, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Mitchell S second wedding an,
niversary.
Bright CHEEKY Yuletide decoration:
adorned the various rooms, evergreens
potted plants and Christmas bells being
used.
Those hidden were: Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Mitchell and daughter Alice
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lytle and daugh
ter Helen, Mrs. Cora Gibble, Mrs. Muir
ry Ramp, Misses Lottie, elena and Ce
| ella Wilson, Otis Wilson, Ernest viii
son, Ernest Wilson. of Michigan, an,
Ray Chapman of st. Helens, Oregon
The Congregationalists. along will
the Methodists, were pioneers in tni
valley and had their missionaries il
the state in the tarly '4O's. The Rev
James Elvin is pastor of the church 10
Gated in the central part of the city
and the Rev. II. G. StOver in charg
Of the Central Congregationalist, 1871
and Ferry streets.
Rev. Robert S. Gill is rector of st
Paul s Episcopal church, North Churcl
and Chemeketa streets.
The Evangelical Association is rep
recented in Salem by two churches, tn,
one on Chemeketa and 18th street, witt
the Rev. &. W. Plumer in charge, anC
the Liberty street church, where IN,
sermons are delivered in German by
the Rev. H. +. Hornscnuch.
The United Evangelical denomina
ton hold services at their church OF
North cottage, between Chemeketf
and Center, the Rev. A. A. Winter in
charge.
The Friends are represented in tn,
city with two churches. Rev. joseph
me Hoekett is pastor of the North
Salem church at Highland avenue, and
the Rev. II. E. Pemberton in charge
OF the church on South Commercial
near Washington street.
The Lutnerans have two churches il
the citF. The Christ's Evangelical
with the Rev. G. Goehler pastor is 10
Gated on South State, between l7tf
and 18th streets. st. john S Evan
gelieal, of which the Rev. Henry
Gross is pastor is pastor, with serv
ices in German, is located on Nortl
10th.
The La Couder club will be charm
iagiy entertained Friday by Mrs. Harry
Wenderoth.
James Young is spending the New
Years holiday in porf1apd