Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-04

ham, Mrs. Chauncey Bishop, Mrs.
William Burghardt, Mrs R. Nick.
Hofer, Mrs Edward Thielsen, the
Misses Alien Thompson, Margaret
Boot and Ruth Wallace.
The hospitality of Salem was ex-
tended to the Royal Neighbors, an
auxiliary of the Modern Woodmen, for |
three days of this week. About forty
delegates, representing the various
lodges of the state and large num-
ber of visitors, we're in attendance.
Mayor Lachmund gave the address Of
welcome at a reception held in
Sleeves hall, after which there was
a musical program, social entertain
ment and the serving Of elaborate re-
freshments completing the evenings
enjoyment. On Wednesday evening
there was an exemplification of the
floor work of the order given, at
which four teams contested for the
trophy, silver cup, donated by Mrs.
Rose McGrath, the state supervising
deputy. The Portland team was vic
torious.
Miss Viesko is giving a kitchen
shower this afternoon at her home on
South Liberty street from two to five,
honoring Miss Della Briggs, BRIDE
elect
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick S Stewart,
of Portland and Salem, are in the city
and expect to remain for a portion of
the summer.
Mrs. Jane A. Chadwick with her
daughter, Miss Mary Chadwick, re-
turned last Saturday after two
months pleasant visit in Spokane,
Seattle and Olympia.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Schucking we're
weekend quests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
meo Goulet at their home in Brooks.
Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. ]. H
Haas entertained with a Kensington
at the home of Mrs. Ida Babcock
complimenting her daughter, Miss Ida
. Haas, of Oakland, Cal. The rooms
we're beautifully decorated with pussy
willows, ferns and carnations. Mrs
Halle Parish Hinges sang during the
afternoon, to the great enjoyment oi
the twenty-five guests who responded
! to invitations. Light refreshments
, we're served, Mrs. W. P. Babcock as
= sisting.
y Mrs. F. E. Schafer was hostess tt
the S. S. club Wednesday afternoon
entertaining the two members will
e the usual Kensington and dainty re
o freshments.
o DR.. and Mrs. r. C. Cram are rejoic
ing over the arrival last Saturday o
Virginia, an eight-pound daughter
n DR.. and Mrs. Cram have recent
Il moved to Salem. and are located Il
q the Albert apartments.
V The younger members of the paris
. of st. Joseph have given a series c
% pleasant events during the winter
l The last, a dance on Tuesday nigh
10 was we'll attended and successfU
h financially.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Briggs hav
issued invitations for the marriage
" their daughter. Della, to Mr.. Bertral
X E. Harris, on March the seventh
8 seven-thirty in the evening; the cer'
,r mony to take place in their home O
10 Nineteenth street.
-
70 Mrs. Endress entertained the Emit
f. Nous club on Thursday afternoon
- her home on North Winter stree
GO The members are all residents
North Salem and meet every tN
weeks to embroider and read. tt
or subject for study at present is ear
en- Salem history,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 1. stahl, of POI
-, land. have been the guests of frien
q for the past week at Salem. Mr.. Sta
70 was formerly manager of the oreg'
~ State Reform school.
ng
ho The Euterpean society has secur
r. the services of Mr.. George Schreib
,o of this city for a course Of lectur
NO on art subjects. Mr.. Schreiber is
,ro instructor at the High school, and
10 him Salem has one Of the best a
n around equipped men in the We
He is a painter Of the French impr'
sionist school, and was for many yea
-. an instructor and lecturer at the G
j. cago Art museum. He spent sol
- years in Paris and Rome masteri
the technique OF his profession.