Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-06

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Bolin, Mrs. Lula Jerman, Mrs. Ruth
Dennison, Mrs. Nellie Doe and Mrs.
Williams.
The members of the Brotherhood
Of American Yeomen will entertain
this evening in honor of their moth
ers, wives, sisters and sweethearts.
number of the many invitations
issued will call guests from neigh
boring towns. The form of this en-
tertainment has been closely guarded
leaving the guests with curiosity as
to what they may be presented with.
Last Saturday evening sixteen men,
bers were initiated into the Brother
hood.
Mrs. Barr G. Lee, who has been i'll
for two weeks past, is improving.
The Woman's Auxiliary of st.
Paul's church will be entertained
next Friday afternoon in the Guild
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Alderman re-
turned the first of the week from
their sOjourn through the Middle
Y West and Eastern states, going di-
srectly to their home in Monmouth.
They are expected in Salem next
week.
Miss Edith Sides and Miss Laura
Hansen entertained their respective
clubs the Meum ct Eum and the Bill
liken at Miss Sides home with the
game of five hundred, last Tuesday
evening. When the merry game was
finished, Miss Culver received love-
ly embroidered handkerchief for
high score and Miss Grace Damon
was given an amusing toy to console
her for having low score.
The stork left May day basket
for Mr.. and Mrs Walter jerks Miss
Edith Winstanley) filled with Edith
Mae, a fat little daughter. Every
one well and happy.
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Mr. George A. Wood, of West I'm
ion, Iowa, was in Salem this week.
Mr.. Wood is travelling through the
Northwest with a view of locating in
one of the three states. His decision
may be Willamette Valley town.
Mrs, ]. c. Hopkins entertained with
an afternoon tea for the Women's
Missionary society of the Presbyter-
ian church last Thursday at her
home on South High street, honor
ing Mrs. A. o. Condit, vice president
of the North Pacific board. Mrs. c.
A. Park, Mrs. Robert Eakin and Mrs,
]. H. Albert. Reports were read
from the delegates for the Presbyter-
ial. Light refreshments were en-
5oyed after the social hour
Mrs. p. S. Knight is seriously i'll
at her home on Liberty street.
Many friends wish for her speedy,re-
covery.
Mrs. s. G. Wall, of the Needlecraft
shop, went to Aurora last Wednesday
morning to instruct an embroidery
class Of sixteen members to whom
she gives one day in each month.
After the class work. an informal
reception with dainty refreshments
closed the afternoon. Mrs. Wall was
the dinner guest Of Mrs. Saddler, re-
turning on the eight o'clock train
Miss Margaret Boot, one of the
Palo Girls in the Kirmess, returned
to Salem last Sunday.
Mrs. w. Melvlne Pllmpton re-
turned from Portland last Wednes-
day after a visit with relatives and
attending the Kirmess.
Mrs. George Shand and Mrs. A. L..
Brown entertained at Mrs Stands
home with Kenslngton, honoring
Mrs. Alfred Marcus. The living
room decorations were apple bios
SONS and honeysucklef The mantle
banked with the flowers and the pill
lars twined with honeysuckle, The
cOlpr scheme in the dining room was
yeilw and green, masses of butter
cups everywhere, honeysuckle cover
ing the plate rail and trailing from
the chandelier. Refreshments were
served for the fourteen guests at
long table attractive with white and
gold furnishings and profusely dec
Grated with buttercups.
~The hostesses foresaw the diff
Guilty Of Judging sewing for a prize
and tied red ribbon inconspicuous-
ly on one of the chairs. When II
came time to lay aside thlmble and
needle, Mrs J, c. Brown was found
seated in the marked chair and
awarded the prize, q large blooming