Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-24

Polka De Concert" -. Bartlett
Sadie Ffester, Mrs. Ross.
March FantastiQue" Smith
Roscoe Ross.
"Twittering of Birds" ........ Bilema
Helen Carr.
Miss Lillian Anderson, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Dalrymple
and her daughter, Mrs. Lowell win.
left on Sunday night for San Fran
cisco. returning to Salem in the Fall
for an expected visit through the
Winter.
After four weeks of visiting in
Portland and Washington, Mrs. S.
w. Thompson returned to her home
in Salem last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. John Howard, a college friend
of Mr.. Asahel Bush, Jr., is visiting
this week in Salem.
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Salem friends of Mr.. Wilfred Wi
mans, have received cards announc-
ing his marriage to Miss Beatrice
Colby, of Tifin, Ohio, on June the
fifteenth. Mr.. Winans, a son of
Reverend and Mrs. w. R. Winans,
was a former resident of Salem and
has many friends here who will
wish for him a happy domestic life.
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The final meeting of Westminster
Guild in Presbyterian church, was
held at Mrs. A. ]. Herron's, and en-
~tertained by Mrs. Louise Arthur
last week Monday. The last chap
ter, Promises and Problems of
Western Woman in Eastern Lands
was completed, and ended the study
course for the summer. The guild
will take a vacation; meeting again
In the Fall. Refreshments were
served after the reading.
Under the auspices of Sedgwick
Woman's Relief Corps, department
Of Oregon, number one, a very neat
little souvenir book has been COM
piled by one of the members of the
corps and published by the Salem
branch. From this book they hope
to enlarge their fund for aid in the
relief work. The publication con-
tains cuts from photographs of
three officers, relief corps literature,
patriotic songs of rebellion years, a
cut of the old smoking cannon and
flag, that appeared on letter paper
and envelopes and documents of all
kinds used in those troubled days;
and incidentally local advertise
ments that helped to place the
work on the market.
Cards have been issued for a gar
den party Wednesday, June the
twenty-eighth, with Mrs. Andrew F.
Hofer, Miss Hofer, Mrs. William
Rufus King and Miss Efie Mae
King as hostesses.
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On June the twenty-first, at the
graduating exercise of University of
Oregon, Miss Sophia M. Catlin re-
ceived her diploma and also an A. b.
degree. Judge Slater's son, Har-
very NJ, received his diploma from
the university.
About thirty members of the Or
! der of Eastern Star from Salem, at
tended reception and banquet com
plimenting Mrs. Hayter, of Dallas,
Worthy Grand Associate Matron and
Mr.. James E. Godfrey, of Salem, as
sociate Worthy Grand Patron, who
were recently elected at the Eastern
Star Grand Chapter held in Port
land: leaving on an afternoon spec
ial and returning at midnight. The
hall was most beautifully and elab'
orately decorated for the occasion
and every detail Of charming enter
tainment carried out. After a wei
arranged and interesting program
the guests were served a banquet.
Under the aupices of the Woman
club, a rest room will be fitted up IL
the basement of United States Ma
tional bank, for visitors during tn
Cherry Fair festival. 1t is hoped thi
institution may be permanently es
tablished.
Mr.. and Mrs. fairy Martin enter
tanned with a lawn party last Satur
dav evening, complimenting Mr.. Mar
tins birthday. Japanese lantern
frightened the lawn in honor of tn
occasion. Games and social f%estivit
ending with the serving of dainty re
freshments made the evening delight
full. Mr.. Martin was the recipient o
gifts and great punches of roses VIII
congratulations. The invited guest
included: Mrs. Bohrnstedt, of tn
Waldo Hill Fruit company, Mr.. an
Mrs. Allen, of North Dakota Mr.. an
Mrs. Onie Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. d. a
Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. N. Taylor, MI
and Mrs. e. Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. [
Hartley, Mrs. Fred Token, Mr.. an
Mrs. NJ. Magee, Miss Alberta Bohrn
stedt. Miss Ruth Erixon, Misses The
ma and Hazel Martin, Mrs. Nina Tay
lor. Miss Edna Wilson. Mrs. Milto
Magee, Miss Hazel Harris, Miss lren
Hartley, Mr.. Walter Taylor, Mr.. Jul
ius .Jasmer, recently of Winona Mir
, nesota; Mr., Rex Hartley, Mr.. Tres
trail. Mr.. c. Erixson, Mr.. Edwar
+, Tooker. Mr.. Frank Harris, Mr.. Clay
ton Tooker, Mr.. Robert Craig, Mr.
Wanamaker.
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