Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-05

university one year and was gradu-
ate of Monmouth normal school, For
the last three years she has been teach
ing in the city schools. Mr.. Jewett
was graduated in the class of '16 from
Willamette university. He was popu-
lar student, being president bf the
student body during his senior year
The invited guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
o. K. Luthy, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Jew
EFT, DR.. and Mrs Carl G.. Doney, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Dunlay and son Ray
Luren, Mr.. and Mrs Herman Clark,
Mrs. Ethel Mccoy and children, Vida,
Rhea, Mawyice and Margaret; Miss
Marie Luthy, Mrs Jane Kelley, Miss
Christabel Dewett, Horace Jewett,
Miss Gertrude Eakin, Miss Ruth
hodge, Miss Mildred Trindle, Mrs
Peter Luthy, Miss Anna Luthy, Mr..
and Mrs. DuRette and daughter Flor
ence, Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, Miss
Dollie Smith, Harold Eakin, all Of Sa-
lem. The out of town guests were Miss
Alma Jewett of Boise, Idaho, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Albee Of Portland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Jory Of Enterprise, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Zimmerman, Miss Darl
Zimmerman, Don Zilnmeran, Miss Hell
en- johnson of Eugene, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. w. Mendell and children, Lawrence
OF Lincoln, Neb., Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.
Jewett and children of Eureka, Mont.
Mrs. William Carlyle has been in
vited to speak before the Salem Wo-
men s club on Saturday, January the
twelfth. Mrs. Carlyle was with her
husband, DR.. Carlyle, while he practic-
ed dentistry in Russia. Owing to war
conditions they left Russia and came
to Salem of which Dr. Carlyle was
formerly a resident.
The meeting Saturday will be espe-
cially attractive as Mrs. Carlyle will
speak of her impressions and expert
ences in the land of revolutions. The
gathering will be held in the rooms
of the club at the Commercial club
rooms.
One of the delightful events of the
week was the reception Monday, New
Year Is eve, at the home of Supt. John
w. Todd on Bellevue street in honor
of Mrs. Dora B. Schilke Of La Grande.
Mrs. Sehilke is state president of the
Parent Teachers association and the
Mother S Congress, two organizations
which work hand in hand. The com
mittee in charge had arranged very
interesting program of music. Those
appearing on the program were Prof.
John Todd, Miss Lena Belle Tartar,
Mrs. La Moine Clark, Miss Mabel
Marcus and Miss Lena Dotson State
Superintendent Churchill gave an in
formal talk and Mrs. Schilke told of
Importance of the organization to the
parents and teachers. After the pro-
gram, tea and war waters were served
in the dining room. Centering the din
ing table was miniature Christmas
tree, glistening with tiny bright orna-
ments, and red carnations and greens
were effectively used in the room.
Mrs C. c. Clark, assisted by Mrs. U.
s. Dotson, had charge Of the dining
room. A large number of townspeople
and teachers as well as many county
school Isuperintendents w/o were in
Salem attended this pleasant affair.
The country home of II. Ristow on
Garden road was the scene of a joyous
party recently, when the birthday Of
Miss Emma Ristow was celebrated.
The rooms were decked with masses of
greenery, frightened with sprigs of
hollv The quests, about twenty friends
of Miss Ristow, came for dinner and
then spent the evening in a gay man
ner playing informal games.
! One OF the many watchnight parties
was the one given bv Miss IL. Schultz
at her sisters, Mrs. A. Hisechofl, on
+ 14th street. The evening was spent IN
jolly manner playing lively games
and tellinr mysterious stories. At the
crucial moment the clock struck to an
nounee that 1917 had slipped away.
/ The hostess served dainty refresh
ments during the evening. Those pre-
sent were the Misses Treda Albers,
Hattie Wendland, Gertrude Berkholz,
Helen Hartung, Emma Ristow, Edna
Meyer and Lena Kreneka and Messrs.
Arthur and Ernest Hoffman, Carl
kreft, E. Schumacher, walter Wind
land Albert Kreft, Arthur Wendland
and Mr.. Wagner of Portland.