Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-25

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rooms we're cleverly decorated with
ferns, shamrocks, white carnations
and green ribbons In a corner was
placed a miniature castle with the
historic Blarney stone-the kissing Of
which formed an amusing feature Of
the evening. st. Patrick's games
were played and in a cut contest first
prizes were awarded Mr.. Quay Was
som, Of Newburg and Miss Lena Cir
ardin, consolation going to- Mr. Adolf
Cortland of Portland.
instrumental and vocal selections
were given during the evening by the
guests and the serving of elaborate
refreshments closed a happy even
ing.
Friday afternoon Miss Margaret
Boot was hostess for the maids and
matrons of the sewing club.
The girlhood friends of Mrs. W. C.
Knighton miss Leila Waters) will be
glad to know of her return to Salem
for indefinite residence, Mr.. Knight
on having been appointed state archi-
tect. For the past three months
they have been touring California,
arriving in Salem last Tuesday and
are with Mrs. Knighton's mother,
Mrs. E. E. Waters.
The Ladies Aid Society of the ia
son Lee Memorial church gave an
entertainment last evening in their
church edifice, corner of Jefferson
and Winter streets, which was meri-
torious, the young people are to be
congratulated upon their work.
The representative business men of
Salem were hosts on Friday with a
luncheon for Ex-Governor Folk, at
which he addressed them in his well
known brilliant manner.
Under the auspices of the Salem
Woman's club, Mrs. Mary Montgom-
cry Talbot and Mrs. Harris Barkley,
of Portland, are giving addresses
this afternoon at the Congregational
church, upon the subject of pure
| food.
Mr.. Breyman and Mrs. William
Brown returned to Salem Wednesday
morning from their southern trip.
Mrs. Eugene Breyman is still in the
south visiting a daughter whose
home is in Birmingham, Alabama
Mrs. C. NJ. Walker returned to Sa-
lem yesterday from her California
trip and like many other southern
visitors, she is glad to be back in
Oregon's sunshine.
In MemOriam, Mary Waldo Logan.
She hath won her crown and wears
it now,
A crown Of peace and heavenly
beauty,
1t shed its light upon her brow
While here she walked the paths of
duty.
She was always true to friends held
dear
Her heart was full of loving kind
ness,
Her lips were sweet with smiles of
cheer
And charity for human kindness.
She walked a queen in every place.
The city's streets, or country by
ways,
And we hope to meet her lovely face
If blessed to reach the heavenly
highways.
The above contribution was sent by
Mrs. Belle Cooke, of Berkeley, Cali
fornia. Mr.. Joseph Cooke was fore
man of the first sash and door factory
in Salem. He is now in a Berkeley
hospital recovering from an operation
by which his right eye was removed.
Mrs. Mary Waldo Logan will be
remembered as the daughter of Dan
iel Waldo and sister of the late John
B. Waldo and Judge William Waldo,
of this city. Mrs. Cooke was one Of
Salem's most talented literary wo-
men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stockton were hosts
at a very delightful luncheon on
Tuesday at the Marion. The guests
were President Crawford, of the AL
leghany College, Pennsylvania; Pres
ident Campbell, of the State Univer-
sity; President and Mrs. Homan of
the Willamette University, and Mrs.
Culbertson, President Crawford has
granted a diploma to each of Mr..
Stockton's three nephews, and Presi-
dent Campbell stated "he had had the
pleasure of granting one to Mr..
Stocktons daughter, Mrs. Culbert-
SON."
After luncheon the quests wera