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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREOON. 8ATUBDAT. APRIL 11. 1914. PAGE THRF.B X" i Th Brownii 8tnt " JT j Out Invitation. I I DaddysBedt ime Story - The Brownies' Bonfire Party For the Fairie3. BY ELLA McMUNlT. 'maids. It has been suggested that Mr. I club telcetod for its officers, the fol Preceeded by week of beautiful Charles Martin of Arizona, Mr. Mo , lowing: President, Mr. Marv Jones; weather that brought an abundance of Adoo's eldest daughter, will be one of : teeretarv, Miss Mav Rutherford; treas rarest flowers into bloom, and a littla the matrons of honor. There is little urer, Mis. Amos Vasn. The home was touch of the fiuincial depression that , doubt, that Miss Kuth Hall of Prince- decorated with lilies and lilacs and tin is supposed to bring the most frivolous ; ton, who has spent the winter in Wash- i hostess, assisted by Mrs. Comfort Dix into a little closer communion with ington and who is Miss Kleanor Wil- on, served an elegant two course lunch mings spiritual, taster promises to be son's chum, will bo one of the attend a memorable event this year. In all ants and that Miss Mar.jorie P.ro'wn the churches throughout the city special of Atlanta, a cousin of Miss Wilsor, music nas ueen prepared, rostrums are , who was a bridesmaid for Mrs. Havre I being decorated today with banks ft j also will be an attendaut. ' flowers for tomorrow's services, and,: weather permitting, there will be a The Tuesday club was pleasantly en-1 Fblendiil attendance. Thprft Wrn hppn ! tartani.i n-nr 1... r. u t ir..- i many social events to break up the men- dricks and Mrs. W." H. Eldridge at , most wtensive trins ever enjoye. by -i otony of the Lenten day, for those who the home of the latter on State .tree', i lo.''1I l"tl': Mr' an'.1 k"1"'1 fail to need this little withdrawing Spring blossoms in profusion were last-! ' v tomorrow i.ight for C hicago, from the things that appertain to the ily arranged thougliout the parlors, y,a "i6 ST T . .7 u'" .1 t0 liLliter nt lif n..,l ih nowo- ........ ...i , ..u. .,,:'iI-os Angeles by way ot the Southern liuion seenm tn nnt hmmitua mnralt;nn . .I.- .nn..in- i f : ' 1'aeifiC and imi.nlur than .li.i m i,i fai.;0.i i r re.L.. .1 i..j.i ' . . I anon on the hante te, ....... ..... . i,. t 1 1 Uviii"ij xurivcy vi ruruanti, nouse kue;'i . ., gloomy tort. A wave of civic improve-1 of Mrs. Eldridge; Mrs. Trimble of Pit- : " V'" ."V "8. ni"c3 s mosr ster of Mis. R. 8. Wallace; i " :7, i . i - imble and her friend. Miss Ham-! "u.lu" " : ' and there are few who have not imi-!ilton of Massachusetts, two attractive ! sa"- , lnc'r," T r', v tated Dame Nature in arranging some! young girls, who, with Mrs. Trimble, ' Madera- Islands G.bralter, M bit of new finery for the occasion ot are tourine the went. A i.ronram of ! l'le9! .a."'l ' Ronje, Mr. Kcke.len w.li nvpil pntwiutintf . I . . ' , nig over these Historic territories, Air, i after which the club adjourned to meet : next, with Mrs. Amos ass. Next Sunday evening Eugene Eeker-i j len and wife, of this city, will r tart up- on a tour of the globe which, accord-' ing to their itiuernty, will be one of the then pass through Grand After relish- J - w. ....v ! v tui -1 1 B. E.III ment seems to have had for its object I tsbnrg, sist a special brightening up for Easter, Miss Trimbl Spring's grand opening. j unusual merit was enjoyed, consisting of recitations by MUs Garrison, whist The approaching marriage of thtfiling solo by Miss Clark, vocal solo bv and Mrs. Eckerlen will stop at Switzer-: rrcamriit a uauguier is ueing very ..Mrs. l'cnnel, accompanied by Alissi land and will take a trip through tin larL'elv .liscnsse.l. even in fhn far -n ..:..-i -...i: - . I Alps. 1 hen, they will go to A sac Lot- and the following gossipy lettrr from oral recalls. Dainty refreshments wero "'"!' Cjer"'!f-V' A!.r; a Washington correspondent W b. rrn.l. fontmint. h nr .nrno,.l. 1 my ""V r i - , ... . . . I " "v IJ rpa.l with intai.pat. rri. .1. . 1 . (' The wedding of Miss Eleanor Wilson,: of the good time enjoyed and of the youngest daughter of tho president and good times to como, when at the next Mrs. Wilson, and Secretary of the dub mectinir thev will be erected bv Mrs. A. X. Moores and Mrs. P. H. Ray mond at the Moores home, corner jr Chemckata and Summer. aris, .Berlin, rrankfort and Hamburg j will be the next slopping places and 1 then tho Salem people will start for, : homa about the first of November. ,11 E fairies had really been very busy, but Jack ntul Evelyn bad not heard iilKiut theiu for A long time. Can't you tell us n ntory' nbout the fairies toulfbt?" asked Evelyn. "Please do!' chimed In Jack. "Yes. Indeed'"' answered dndily. "I could really ti'U you bits of stories about them, for they have been bavins nil sorts of food times these nice spring days. But tho other evening they had a nice party that was giveu Just for them. , "The brownies, you know, love lots of excitement nnd lots going on nil the time. They're never happy unless they can be jumping nbout enjoying life. So they sent out nn Invitation to the failles which read: "The broSvules of Itrowulelaml iwpiest tho pleasure of tlio company of every ono of tlio fairies of Fairyland to n boiiUrc party oil Thursday evening. The biownies expect no replies, as they expect every fairy will just come.' "Tho fairies were much excited when they received this Invitation. The brownies" parties were always such fun. nnd n bonfire party well, that was wonderful! The fairies hadn't thought of bonfires somehow for n long time. "Now, the fnlry queen said that they'd have to nrrivo nt the brownies' party In some unusuul manner, as that would please the brownies. She sug gested that they should engage some hopping tonds to pull tbelr chariots to the party. "Tho fairies thought that was a splendid Idea, nnd they engaged the hop plug toads. The hupping toads were much honored nt being chosen to take tho fairies to the brownies' party. ' "When the great big bonfire was lighted the brownies entertained the fairies by doing u lot of fancy dances nround the bouOre. Tho hopping toads wero allowed to stuy and watch the bonfire too. It was the most beautiful blnze. and how the failles did love seeing It! But of course they were very careful not to go too near tho fire. ' "After It had died down and only the red embers remained the brownies snug jingles," nnd the fables Joined in tho chorus. -And then, to the huge amusement of all. what should tho hopping toads do but get up and do a te cial dance cf their own! They Wanted to feel that they were n part of the party too. . . "It was nil the fairies could do to say '(Jood night' when It came time to leave, for the- had bad the must glorluus time at the brownies' bonfire party, and they thought the brownies were the most wonderful party givers that ever lived. The brownies were delighted that the fairies had had such u good time and were so pleased, for they thought that It was till it brusvule could ask for to please a fairy." I 110 LfiHlAlllVHL IS COMING EVENT With less than a week intervening until the "Carnival of Children," to bo jjven under tlio direction of Mi-i Beatrice Slielton, Intf rest in the nffa'r grows end pictures of the 130 little tots appearing in various windows lias given a taint idea of the magnitude of tho aiiair. The first act shows a church where the Tom Thumb wedding occurs, the biide being a tiny tot with golden curls and the fcroom 4 handsome, dark very young gentleman. They are ur rounded by a bevy of charming bride '1 maids, little, flower girls and the be-t man and ufhery. In the bai-K groan I aro showu guests representing the prom inent l eop'ie of the city, while the littia minister in his digi'ined frock eoat looks tl) rart ho impersonates. The se.;" ond scene sows the carnival to cclelirn' j tho welding, and at this time a mimbi r oT specialties are introduced. Thcrj will bo solos by the little tots, the na tional Rose Dance, and Taris Fashiur. plates. Tho latter beiiiR attired in all the lntc.-t of finery, including slashed skirt- 't the Indies and lull die.s suits Continued on page S.) F. RUEF FLORIST What would be a more acceptable EASTER gift than a beautiful Easter Lilly ? 123 Liberty St. Salem, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. ' Robert Xunoose Bay, B. C, who Irving of came here i some weeks ago to visit Mrs. Trving'i Treasury William Cibbj McAdoo will be the fourteenth to take place in the .White Houee. The fact of tdieir en gagement is said to have leaked out at Williaiiitown, the homo of the Sayrei. Tho same rumor insists that the an nouncement of tho -engagement of juiss .Margaret musuu ami do.vii lister, Mrs. T. U. Uligh, Have con Fisher of .New York end Princeton I clnede to make this city their rcsi will be made soon; that it has been (ence. Mr. Irving is a' builder and planned to ir..ake public, both engage ! contractor, anil was for several vea.s ments at the samo lime. Rumor also j connected with the Clipper Gap, "Uali has it that the plans were for a double I foruia, Power company, wedding in the spring. When Miss Jessie Wilson and Fran-1 H. A. Landers of Centralis, Wash., eis Bowes Sayro were married last Xo-1 visited his sister, Mrs. A. L. Clear vember an oval, flower-decked table, ! wator Thursday, leaving in the evpniinf for his home. Air. and Mrs. Frank The Peerless orchestra will go to Al bany next Friday, April 17, where thny are engaged to play for a military ball, whic'i will be one of the brilliant events of the season. Miss Winnifrcd Byrd is giving s. musicale at her home this afternoon, a part of the time to be given to thf discussion of musical subjects, a soc'nl hour and Bevoral enjoyable piano num bers. Miss Mabel Smith will play "Im provositioa" and "A Shallow Dance," from McDowell, aud Miss .Dorothy Poarce will give "Fautmsit Im promptu," by Chopin. with the bndo s cake ns tho center ilpcnrntinn. tens ant in tho small Vtiwal-. , msUU wi.r0 msu uiiesis at me uiear- n-i. cntA. i..k i... fast Tfinm nt'f th stt .liiiinu rnnm ... x. .... TIlO SalCni Olliail S Clllb meets tllH at the White Hoiioo. In this room.) . " . afternoon at the auditorium of the puh reserved exclusively for the bridal! Tho ,ewing society of the Women 's ' llc ""P"'. T'. be'"g Ul,e,st Ua.v- " party and a few intimate friends, ono Fe ? Xentertain on Tnurs' I S".e ,hat ,'be," """,'V of the gayest of the guests was Mr. I dav afternoon by Mrs Itie Schot lricn,Ut thocUl.b who B.re,"ot "'e,!1 McAdoo The weddirg cake was eutijK Oemude RcminLton Mrs A lj' e'3' ,The ol!owinR-miisil nrogni. and Miss Eleanor Wilson got the ring. Scm'nale' Mrs. Prudence and i 7' M'"netta Later when the bride threw her boa- Mr9. Lal)ra McAdams at tho residence "JV,10 P' "'" - - lFa..nill, quet, Miss Margaret Wilson caught it. of ,he lattc, 243 D stroet A larg0 Daybreak . .. tanniu,? Immediately after the reception Secre- numn(.r 0f members were present en-1 Wednesday Musical club. tary McAdoo ujade his way into tin ! joviu( g llelightful social time and the'"- Summer J."ight" A. Goring Thomas east room and wris the first of thoss j (liTersioll 0f needlework until! Cireta Philips. to dance. After the danco he sat at:tim9 for ilint.heon. The refreshments ! Dr'ft Bliss Carmen tbo foot of the altar. It was remarked! were German and would havo pleased i bl'rln8 8 Awakening ' ....Dud.ey Buck then that he wus fated to become a i the most fastidious. Among the guests i ,, Kuth Fugate. bridegroom. - - who enjoyed the hospitality of the! .""f. 7rTT,-,T-STr It is the opinion of several of tha hostesses were: Commander Hail0y Ada Miller, Greta Philips, Ruth Fugate. cabinet hostess that this weeding will and Comrades Lisle and Schott of the' arRar1!t hoJKe- be the largest ever held in tho White! Post, Mr. McAdams, Mrs. Ralph Jones, ;Two FOnl!, from i lower cyclo..... .Salter House. That it will either be at Easter 'Mrs. Marie Kaup, Mrs. Jos. G. Palmer. l"A Messenger .....Boltomq or early in Juno has been fully decided Mrs. Bessie Leadlev, Mrs. . Charles' , ,, rtrude Krixoii. , upon by the general public. It is said j Parmenter, Mrs. Mary Denison, Missj valley of Laughter Sanderson that the president has favored an out-1 Marie Bennett and Mrs. Irvin Mc-i Marguerite Flower. door wedding with a large al fresco re-) Adams, and Mrs. Sarah Sharp of Wal-: Two songs from Mood's cycle ception. In that event it would be Jo, Wis. possible for practically all of Washing- j ton society to attend the roeeption. Mies Mary Hunt was hostess Thurs Auother rumor is that tho wedding. jay afternoon to the Friendly Fort will be a quiet 'affair at the summer nightly club at her home 1056 t'hem V.'hito House at Cornish, N. H. I eketa street. : Every club member and It is quite certain that Mrs. Sayre i four guests were pres ent and spent a will be her sister's matron of honor ! most enjoyable afternoon. Mrs. Mary and that Miss Margaret Wilson an llL. Ferguson received and accepted an Miss Nona McAdoo will be the brides-1 invitation to becomo a member. The "For Se Lui," from La Traviata.... Ada Miller. 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