Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-01
SOCIETY

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and Grace White.
Those enjoying the frolic were Mar
jorie Ethel Taylor, Marie Hixson,
Grace White, Lois Helen BirdwelI. Ber,
tina. Riley, Alice Larsen, Bertha Rose
Richter, Grace Litchfield, Ada Larsen,
Frederick Remington, Howard Rapan.
lElbert White, Lewis Richter and Vir--
lgil and Clarence DeVoe.
First Lieutenant Allan Bynon arriv-
ed in. Salem from American Lake
Thursday night, and is visiting friends
for a few days.
The members of the Loyal Workers
lclass OIL the Rosedale Sunday school
lgave surprise party Tuesday evening
lin honor of the birthday anniversary
of their teacher, Mrs Albert Bates.
They presented her with set of
devoted to games, after which refresh
lments were served
/ Those prbsent welrd Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Bates, Rev. and Mrs. Chester
Ha1ley, the Misses Lesta Cook, Rose
! Morgali, Dorothy Taylor, Flora Turn
bull, Byrl Needham, Helen Cammack,
Mcssrs. Clinton Bates, Floyd Bates,
Paul Taylor, Dudley Taylor, Earl Need
ham, Norman .4-lexander, John Turn
bull, Sol Taylor, Ralph Morgali.
Mrs. Walter A. Denton gave two re-
citals the past week, the younger pu-
lpils giving the program last Saturday
lafternoon, which was most interesting
and entertaining.
These young musicians formed them
selves into club and will be known
under the name of 'The Young Musi.
clans club. y This club will meet once
a month for music study, devoting a
lpart of the meeting to q musical pro-
Igramme. The recital last Wednesday
lafternoon was a meritorous one.
Miss Mildred Brunk was most pleas
ling in two Friml numbers, and Gou-
nod serenade, Alice Interpretation.
Ethelwynne Kelley was artistic in
her piano number, and as a pupil of
Mrs. Fish 8 school of expression was
clever and winning in her recitation.
Every number of the program was very
rendered.
Those taking part were Mildred
Brunk, Charlotte Horning, Helen Eh-
mer, Eugenia Savage, Ethelwynne Kel
ley, Earl Schafer, Donald Allison, FL |
pert Lachele.
The Salem Floral society will hold |
meeting at the Commercial club |
rooms on Monday night, and an inter
esting demonstration on bulb planting |
and how to care for them throughout |
the winter win be given by Carl Reuf |
Later short programme will be given.
The floral society will meet hereaf-
ter during the winter on the first Mon
day of each month, and each time |
there will be interesting demonstra- |
tions and talks on how to care for tho
garden.
One of the merriest. affairs of the
week was the informal party for which |
Miss Marie Briggs was hostess last
might to honoroa group of young folks,
who are home from college for the
holidays.
They are Miss Vivian Beck, Miss |
Evelyn DeLong, Miss Eulalie Lindsey, !
Carlton Savage and Roscoe Clarke.
Others who also participated in the |
gayeties were Harry Cronise, Hugh |
Walker, Adlai Esteb and Harlan Hunt.
Miss Valerie Briggs, Miss Veda How'd,
Miss Mildred Imlah, Miss Jessie Tay-
lor, Wolcott Buren,, Kenneth Legg, l.
John Locker, Paul Davies.
Mrs. Guy o. Smith has visiting her
for a few days, her niece, Miss Teresa
Cassidy, Of Portland.
Arrangements arc being made for
the annual bazaar to be given by the
Ladies Aid society of the First Meth
odist church.
The affair will be held in the Sun
day school rooms of the church on
December the sixth and seventh.
The women are making loads of use
ful and attractive gifts and also deli
.ious homemades for the sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Darby of Phoe-
nix, Arizona, are visiting Mr. Darby's
mother, Mrs. w. H. Darby, and viii
be in Salem for an indefinite length Of
,ime.
DR.. and Mrs. B. L. Sleeves have Wis
ting them for a few days their son
Ind daughter-ln-law, Mr.. and Mrs La
lan Sleeves, of Portland who came
Wednesday.
Mrs. G. A. Taw left this morning =
'or Portland to visit her sister-in-law
Mrs. c. B. Law. Later Mrs. Law will
cave for Washington, d. G., where she !
will join Mr.. Taw who is an employe o.
he government.
Accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
!. Levy, Miss Elizabeth Levy went to
PORTLAND Wednesday to attend the con
ert given by the celebrated Belgian y
-iolinist, Eugene Ysaye, at the Heiiig
heater. =
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