Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-09

Portland.
The wedding which will be large
event of the holidays will take place at
the Pomeroy home on Winter and Mar
ion streets.
An interesting event of Tuesday
night is the japanese tea to be given
at the Y. w. G. A.
The affair will be public and every
one is invited to attend.
An attractive programme will be a
feature of the evening.
Mrs. Charles X. Spaulding and daugh-
ter, Miss 1la Spaulding, who have been
in Portland for few days visit will
return tomorrow night
Mrs. Roy Leedy mas as her guest,
Mrs. Long Of Portland.
Tuesday night the members of the
Z. o. T. club will be entertained with
an informal $500" party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George q. Shand,
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On Thursday evening the Highland
Mothers club held a meeting at the
Highland school. Mrs. c. A. Cole presi-
dent of the club presided over the ses-
sion, and the members planned for a
Christmas programme to be given for
the children. During the meeting the
members also passed resolutions of
thanks to be sent to Mr.. Bonnell for
the framing of pictures for the school.
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| At the Hurst hall on Friday Decem-
Der the 18th, Mrs. Elsie Matlock, su-
perintendent of the Juvenile Artisans,
will give a Christmast fete for the Jun
ior members of the legend and fairy
court, ,, The Junior band will furnish
the music for the festiyity and many
diversions will make the evening gala
one.
The premier concert of the Y. w.
/ G. A. choral club will be given on Wed
nesday night November the twentieth
/ at the First Methodist church, under
the direction of Miss Lucille Barton.
Assisting with the programme, will
be F. s. Barton, soloist, Miss Joy Tur-
ner violinist, Mr.. Williams, cello; prof.
T. S. Roberts and Miss Hazel Hocken-
smith organists. Miss Barton also will
sing two solos.
The members Of the Americus club
were pleasantly entertained on Tuesday
afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Carl
Arpke, 1895 Fairmount avenue.
Sewing occupied the guests during
the early hours and later refreshments
were served.
AS additional guests the hostess ask
ed: Mesdames J. r. Pollock, Herman
Schellberg and Amelia Boffhart.
Rollin X. Page motored to Portland
this afternoon to meet Mrs. Page, who
will arrive tonight from Vancouver, B.
| c., where she has been visiting her sis
ter for few weeks. They will return
to Salem Sunday.
The younger people of the First
Christian church bible class, made mer-
ry Friday evening at the dinner party
given at the home of mss Gertie Cats.
After dinner the evening was gaily
rounded out with games and other di-
versions. A short business session was
also held during the evening.
Those present were the misses Ethel
Jones, Victoria Case, Ruth Hansbro,
Hazel Mulkey, Sylvia Edmiston, Mary
Putnam, Neva Putnam, Florence Nor
ton, Birdeen MeKinnie, Roberta Nor
ton, Venita McKinnie, Eugenia Sieg.
mund Ruth Perringer, Vida Siegmund,
Mary Ward, Esther Grcmmels, Merle
Tracy, Golda WHEELER, Gertie and Lu-
ellie Cats, Mrs T. K. Robertson and
Ira Case, Kent Krapps and Mr.. Bron-
sen.
Mrs. Paul Rasmussen entertained dc.
/ lightfully on Monday afternoon with
an informal sewing bee. About dozen
matrons enjoyed Mrs. Rasmussen 8 hos
Epitality.
The hostess was assisted in the serv-
ing by Miss Mabel Rasmussen.
| Pieturesquely oriental with all the
atmosphere of Far Eastern countries
was the Gingling party given yesterday
lafternoon by the university women at
the home of Mrs Carl Gregg Doney.
The affair had been deliberately plan
ned and the large number Of guests
who attended were delighted with theiI
instantaneous transportation to China
fas soon as they were met at the door
iby Miss Blan,h Baker in typical Chi
inese costume. Interspersed among the
QUAINT games were delightfully."- quaint
vocal numbers offered by the Misses
Leila MacCaddam and Eugenia MeIn