Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-25

The Knights Of Pythias Of Salesn
lodge have been invited by the Inde-
pendence lodge to be present at the
reunion which will take place on
Monday evening, November the twen.
ty-seventh. An interesting program
has been planned, a banquet and
toasts to follow
The Nevins evening to be given by
Miss Minnetta Magers and Miss Be
atrice Shelton has been postponed un-
til the nineteenth of December.
One of a series of afternoon enter
tainments was given last week Friday
by the East and West circles in the
Ladies' Aid society of First Methodist
church, at the home OF Mrs. U. G.
Boyer, North Winter street. Each
member of the society six months ago
pledged a dollar; the amount to be
earned and accounted for at this meet
ing. In description of the numerous
ways and means by which these elu-
sive dollars were gathered, Mrs. Penn
sang an original cleverly composed
song, and Mrs. c. c. Clark recited an
original poem on the same subject
which swung smoothly to Hiawatha
meter. Mrs. Wheelock, Mrs. Starr.
Miss Benedict and MurieI Sleeves gave
pleasure with vocal solos, while Mrs.
Ronald Glover, always a delightful
entertainer, recited. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
About sixty members and guests en-
joyed the afternoon.
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This afternoon between halves of
the football game, the Australian boys
will give an exhibition of ball playing
as it is seen in their own country,
and will also furnish band music. To-
night the boys are giving a concert
of vocal and instrumental music at
the Grand. These lads are the house
guests of high school boys during
the two days visit in Salem.
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Members from Philodorian and
Websterian literary societies of Will
lamette university debated the subject
of parcels post last Tuesday evening
at the regular monthly meeting of the
Salem Business Mems legue. Decid-
ing on its merits as a debate, the
judges gave victory to the negative
side of the question as placed by the
Websterians. After adjournment the
victorious crowd gathered at the Spa
for feast.
The High school students with their
guests from Australia who are touring
the United States, have been invited
by Reverend R. N. Avison to attend
divine service tomorrow morning at
First Methodist church. For this oc-
cason a special sermon has been pre-
pared
A silver entertainment was given
last week Friday evening in the United
Evangelical church on Cottage street
with program, followed by a social
hour. Miss Velva Dickinson of Port
land is a charming entertainer and
her selections on this occasion were
most enjoyable. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Frickey added pleasure to the even
ing with duets on violin and organ
Their selections being Jocelyn's 'Lul-
laby," "Traumerei" and Simple
Aven" After the program there was
social hour and refreshments. A
most appreciative audience entirely
filled the church auditorium.
Miss Emily Jeffrys entertained the
Meum ct Teum club last Tuesday ev.
ening. The guests besides, were Miss
Laura Hanson and Miss Bertha Dun,
can.
The members rf the Woman's Relief
corps were entertained at their regu.
lar sewing last Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. Frederick Bynon in her now
home at 6O2 North Capitol street. In
place of the usual charity work the
women brought their Christmas sew.
ing, and the affair was turned into q
pretty compliment to Mrs. Ronald
Glover, who is leaving on the fourth
of December for a winter in Wash.
ingtop, D. c.
Assisting the hostess at refresh.
ment hour were Miss Emma Wright
Miss Gertrude East and Miss Bynon
About thirty guests enjoyed the af-
ternoOn.
The dancing party given by the
Royal Neighbors last Thursday even.
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lightful affair There was excellent
music, a good floor and congeniaI
crowd.
A fine program is being arranged
for the Euterpean sOciety's presenta-
ton next Wednesday evening in VII.
lamette university chapel This will
be the thirteenth assembling Of the
society for an evening of music and
art All who are interested are most
cordially invited to attend the meet
ings. Tickets can be obtained at the
entrance.
The Altar society members Of st
Josephs church have been a number
Ol WEEKS pIepdl luB lOI lle DdLddI Iuty
will give on the fifth, sixth and sew
enth of December. All sorts of useful
and beautiful articles, together with
cooked foods which will appeal to the
busy housewife, will be placed before
the people at reasonable prices.
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The Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men are giving a banquet at Hotel
Marion on the evening Of December
the fourth.
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The passing of Mr. Donald McCar-
thy's mother ten days ago in her home
near London, called him to England
for the purpose OF settling a most com
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