Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-14

rtake place on wednesday the elght-
eenth.
Having attended the state conven-
t!cn Of Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union, held in MedfOrd, Mrs. S.
/ E Oliver. president of the union in
Marion county; Mrs. Laura White,
Mrs. Mary Allen, and Mrs. L. H.
Bowerman returned to Salem last
/ Tuesday. Every consideration was
extended by the citizens of Medford
during convention days and many
courtesies made the trip most pleas
ant.
The annual convention of the State
Federation of Woman's Clubs will
meet in Roseburg next Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. Extensive
preparations are being planned for
their entertainment On the pro-
gram for addresses during the ses-
sion, are Congressman W. C. Hawley,
Superintendent P. l.. Campbell, of
University of Oregon; Superintendent
of state schools; l.. R. Alderman
state health officer; Calvin White,
Dean of Woman's Department of Or
egon Agricultural College; Mrs. An
ma 2. Crayne, Miss Kennedy, of Sa-
I'm; Mrs. Laura Doolittle, of Port
land; Mrs. Nellie Trumbur, Miss
Viola Franklin, Doctor William
House and Mr. Allen.
> At Hotel Marion on the night of
Thanksgiving, the Cherry City AS
sembly will give its first dance of the
season.
Mrs. Edward f. Lamport was hos
tess last Friday with dainty lunch
con in her apartments on North
l Commercial street The dining room
was artistically decorated with au-
tumn leaves and La France roses.
: The table was centered with the
pink roses and circled by Mrs. Syl-
: vester Farrell, Miss Jessie Farrell, of
Portland; Mrs. j. A. Miller, Mrs. R.
B. Wilson. of Oakland, California,
: and the hostess.
After luncheon the guests mo-
> tored in the Lamport car to all the
9 interesting places about Salem.
e Mrs. A. Hanenstein went to Port
s. land last Tuesday where she will Wis
o it friends for ten days, returning tC
Z Salem before leaving for her home
u u in Bluffton, Ohio
g Mrs. B. Casey, of Dallas, gave {
+ charming affair last Saturday after
, noon in honor of her sister, Mis-
o. Parrot and Mrs. X. L. Miller, O
Roseburg. Among the guests from
u Salem we're Mrs. r. E. Lee Steiner
8 Mrs. Milton Meyers and Mrs L. F
u Griffith
m Miss Mable THOMAS, of Jefferson
lie Miss Alice D. Grant, of Dallas; Mis-
X Hazel Bitner, of Woodburn; all pos
e sessing good voices, come to Salen
one day in each week for vocal in
struction under Miss Magers. Mis-
" Ruth Reed, of Jefferson, is also
ne ~ pupil.
es Mr.. and Mrs. Donal MacCarth
ne came in last Thursday from thei
e, ranch near Independence, Mrs. Mac
eu Carthy will remain for a short Wis
lie with relatives and friends.
ed ees
Oh, Mrs. Halle Parrish Hinges rC
'lu turned last Saturday from the Dale
en- where she sang in the new auditor
'e' ium during the Wasco and Hoo
River fair
on 80
ly' Mrs. Lillian Josse Harris returne
we home last Friday after attending IL
ISIS Shaffer-Long nuptials in PortlaT
ns and visiting friends.
x Another home talent entertainer
i. is to be added to the many success
full ones which have been given
4 Salem at the Grand opera hous
=, For the benefit of the Carnegie pu
lie library "A Popular Wife" will
X presented on the evenings of Mover
i. ber first and second; with the fC
lowing cast: Mrs. Early, the evasi
y widow, a heavy dramatic role, will
IA played by Mrs. Ethel Cotter. N
Thomas Williams, opposite, as Slmt
Z Meeker. Mrs. A. l.. Knorr as Jan
J in the leading role with Mr.. Thom
I tom in Juvenile part, Miss Euna
! Craig as Tennie, Mr.. Lloyd MOI
7 MacAllister Macbeth, Mr.. DAY
Z Yantis; Judge Quakley and Mr.. Cla
! Belle; Senator Carrollton. A chor
I of thirty voices is being thorough
J drilled. The play is a delight
musical comedy.
! Members of the Adelante sociC
are entertaining at three-thirty Il
afternoon, in compliment to the n
: girls of Willamette college. The
Z ciey hall in the old building Is
! splendeIt with gorgeous autul
7 leaves and roses. Miss Jessie You
7 as chairman of the committee, /
! arranged games for the merrymf
I ing and the afternoon will be rouI
ed out with lovely refreshments.
The hall has been freshened, n
Z shades hung and a new carpet Ia
! The furniture Is of old mission sty
Z making a truly delightful place
7 the literary society meetings and
! social gatherings
I Mr.. and Mrs. William c. knight
entertained informally last Wedn
I day with a dinner for twelve CUES
! followed by an evening of cards.
In compliment to Reverend {
7 Mrs. A. G.. Brackenbury, a very
7 lightful reception was given |
! Wednesday evening in Leslie Met
I dist Episcopal church. The new p