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

A Jolly New Years dance and '500'
party was presided over by Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Sykes and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph White at the home of the former.
The rooms were effectively decorat
ed in holiday eolors and foliage.
Little Miss Janette Sykes greeted
the guests at the door and Miss Mar
garet White presided over the punch
bowl.
Those bidden were: Mr.. and Mrs. B.
L. Hardenbrook, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Beyier, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence HieAox,
Mr.. ami Mrs. Karl Neugebaur, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Aufrance, Mrs. Lottie
Dorcas, Miss Georgia Booth, Miss Lii
han Siege, Miss Cora Neugebaur, Miss
Martha Swartz, Miss Renska Swartz,
Miss Sadie Heith, Mr.. stoudenmeyer,
Joe AcAllister, Clarence Newberry
and Mr.. Mohney.
Mrs. Donald Miles and Miss Mar
garet Miles are in Portland, the guests
Of friends and relatives.
Mr.. Miles joined them for the New
Year.
Honoring Miss Helen Cornelius, the
talented young viohnlst from Mon
mouth, who is the guest of DR.. NJ E.
Pomeroy, Miss Margaret White was a
gracious little hostess Thursday after
noon.
During the afternoon the little peo-
pie enjoyed games, followed by dain-
ty refreshments.
A color motif Of red and green pre-
vailed throughout the rooms with mis-.
tletos and Christmas greenery, form
ing the decorations.
The little guests present were: Miss
Alice Mcclellan, Miss Letha Wilson,
Miss Dorothy Esch, Miss Rita Claggett,
Miss Georgia Dewley, Miss Merle Nat
lock, Othoe White, Eddie Hanson, Rex
Adolf and Norwedd White.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Sutherland
were the charming hosts today for an
artistically appointed dinner.
The table was aglow with vivid rel
candles and 1olly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutherland's g guests
numbered four.
George Lewis left Thursday night OF
an extended trip east.
While east Mr.. Lewis will visit in
Nova Scotia, Oklahoma, New York, anC
Texas.
One Of the merriest dancing partys
Of last evening was that given by tlt
members of the 0cto club in the Baum
gartner hall.
A large gathering of young folA
thronged the dance hall, which wa
bright with holiday eolors, enhansinl
the cheer of the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Giesy entertained
with watch party last evening a
their home on Twenty-fourth street.
The rooms were effectively decor
ated with bright red crepe paper
streamers, large Christmas bells and
holly.
Dancing and cards formed merry
evening for those hidden
At the close OF the old year the
guests circled a supper table, artistic
ally centered with artificial snow. pine
burrs, and glisteniTg miniature Christ
mas trees.
Those invited were: Mr.. and Mrs
II. Freeland, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Buchtel. Mr.. and Mrs
Willard Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hendricks, Miss Josephine Kerr, Hi
mer Ostreum and D. b. Snyder.
Monday the Young Woman's Christ
ian Association. will give the first OF
la series of enjoyable social evening,
Ito the members and young women OF
the citv.
Following this pleasurable evening
a dainty collation. will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Page presided
over a prettily appointed informal din
ner on New Years eve.
Mrs. Chester Cox returned last even
ing from Woodburn where she has been
visiting with her mother, Mrs. +. II
Cowles.
Mrs. w. V. johnson entertained with
a charming New Years dinner in honoi
of her house guest, Mrs. Francis Nc.
LyOne, Of Nebraska.
Circling the table which was aglov
with brilliant poinsettias and graceful
smilax, were; Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. Eliza
beth Reed. Miss Leila Johnson, Mis-
Minnie Moore, Aubrey johnson, Percy
Reed and Mr.. and Mrs. johnson.
Miss Mabel Brassfield was hostes.
laaN lsNt1a sal
party at st. Joseph's hall
Decorations typical Of the season
adorned the hail. with n color motif OF
red and green prevailing throughout.
Tae guests who were the member
of the Arto.Frisco club enjoyed an ev
ening of cards and dancing, followed
by delicious oyster supper.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Clare Vibbert, Mrs. II. D. ST. Helens
Mrs. Birdie Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Zozel, Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Collins
Mrs. Ada Swank, Mrs. L. l.. Bailey, o.
Portland; Mrs. Leona Peterson, Mis-
Ruth Bohanan, Miss Cecil Bohanan
Miss Grace Talman, Miss Stella Will
son, Miss Marie Hovedeba, Miss Flor
ence Smith, Miss Stanis Andersen, Miss
Ruby Baker, Miss Audrey Hicks, Mis-
Dora Andersen. Miss Durah Covey
Miss Bertha Waldorf, Glen Niles
Adolph Gueffroy, Ernest Baker, Byror
Bailey of Portland, Ivan Martin Ear
Anderson, Harry Brassfield and Harry
Holt.
The Mountain View school was open
ed last evening to the members Of IA,