Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-31

Has Party
Elite Hall

The combined effect OF some
verv lovely costumes and the very
sffective decorations in the Elite
hall last night helped to make
the annual Orchestra party an
especialIy enjoyable affair. The
hall had the customary HalloW-
sen decorations OF yellow ana
black crepe paper, with blacK
cats and witches scattered about
There are forty members OF
the Symphony orchestra which IS
under the direction OF John X.
sites. and with their friends and
honorary members Of the organl-
Kation there was large number
for the dancing party. Several OF
the costumes last night were ex-
ceedingly attractive. Miss Viola
Ash dressed as Spanish toreador
was very dashing, while Bruce
Putnam, was lovely as a Turkish
prince. Miss Gertrude Selig was
dressed to represent little San Toy
n Japanese maid, and her sister,
Helen 6elig was brilliant as
Spanish girl. Many Of the other
costumes were very lovely and
added a very gay touch of color.
Punch was served during the
evening and at IL o'clock buffet
lunch was served from the Pied
Piper tea room. The committee
who had charge OF the party last
night were, Avery Hicks, w. H.
Mills and Charles Kerth.
Tonight Miss Sadie Pratt, Hell
On MacInturff and DR.. and Mrs.
John n. Sites will motor to Wood
burn to attend the Eastern Star
carnival there. Miss Pratt will
sing during the evening accom-
panied by Miss MacInturff.
The Apollo club will this fall
have their concert November 10,
in the armory@This will undoubt-
edly be an event of especial i'm
portance because of the splendid
work of the club this year with its
sixty members. Reed Miller, d
we'll known tenor, has been Sc
cured for the evening.
The Silver Dell circle entertain
cd the w. 0. w. Friday evening
in the club halls with a Hallow-
e'en party. Ghosts, witches, pump
kin faces, and shaded lights help
ed carry out the Halloween idea
After enjoying several games anc
amusements incident to Hallow-
cen the evening was spent in
dancing. The committee who had
charge OF the affair consisted OF
Mrs. 4. w. Davies, Mrs. Claud
Townsend, Mrs spong, Mrs. Mul-
key and Miss Eva Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. La Verne Shep-
ard were Friday evening fol-
Halloween party. Progressive
five hundred was played during
the evening with high score going
to Mrs. Ralph Burroughs. Lunct
was served at late hour by Mrs
Shepard assisted by Mrs. Bur
roughs, and Mrs, Joe O'Shay. Thu
guests for the evening were, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Nichols, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Roy McCallum, Mr., an'
Mrs. n. Frazer, Mr.. and Mrs. Dor
sey Reeves, Mr., and Mrs. Elvil
Rookstool, Mr.. and Mrs, Jo
O'Shay, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bur
roughs and Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard
Different groups from the y
w. @. A. have entertained withii
the past few days with the regu
lar Halloween parties. The II
l. club which Ia group OF busl
ness girls had their party las
night. and the girl reserves wit
groups In the different junio
high schools and senior high hav
been enjoying their parties.
Friday at the Y. w. G. A, abou
thirty girls Of the senior high rt
serve met for an evening of fu
with their advisors, Miss Heis
Miss Kletxing, Mrs. Tlva SEQ
Myers and Mrs. Edwin Socolo
sky.
Sihalo club from Washingto
Junior high school had their part
the following night at the Y. '
with their advisor Miss Rut
Hewitt. The Salem Heights gror
had their party at the club hou
with Miss Hollis Wick. Tanaki
club OF Washington junior hig
school celebrated Monday evenir
with Miss Miriam Lowell their a,
visor. The seventh grade girls
washington school will be ente
tained in the association room
today.
Miss Jennelle Vandeyort WI
entertain the group from Il
Grant Junior high school at h
home tonight with a pot luck su
per and Halloween party,
Mrs. u. T. Busselle left II
morning for Portland where 81
will remain for a couple OF days.
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