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

Woman's CLUB last SAUL uo'
., the residence of Mrs. b. L.
c,.sves The subject upon which he
sDote is a most interesting one-that
of independent colleges. DR.. Homan
Sald the close attention of his listen
srs and made very plain the present
rsed of such institutions. :
The Browning class for the members
o,tbe Wamon's club meets every Mon
dsv afternoon. This class is under the
obIe direction of Mrs. William Flem-
ing.
class in sociology has been form
ID racently This, too, is confined to
.bo members of the Woman's club.
Tho class is under Prof Patterson's
leadership, and meets at his home
every Monday evening.
Mrs. A. N. Bush has for her guest
This week Mrs. D. B. Mackie, of Port
land
Mrs Aline Thompson entertained
very informally at dinner last Friday
evening Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick Thielsen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncey Bishop, Mr.. William c. Kiltz
Of Vancouver, B. c., and Mr.. Robyn
Nelson of Albany
A wedding which caused much sur
prise in Portland and Salem was that
of Mr.. Gordon Moores and Miss Jes-
sic Hurley last Thursday, when the
Young people slipped away and were
quietly married at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. N. Moores. Mr.. Moores,
former resident of Salem but now
Of Portland, is a member of the Kap-
"a Sigma fraternity at "Oregon,"
where he was very popular in social
and athletic circles. Mrs. Moores also
attended school at Eugene, and is a
charming young woman.
Mrs. A. G. Magess, who has been
dangerously ill with complications
following an attack of la grippe, Is
slowly improving, and Mrs. w. Carl
ton Smith, who has also been confined
to her home for several weeks, Is re-
gaining her health.
On last Saturday evening the Indian
school at Chemawa celebrated its
thirty-first anniversary. The Indian
boys and girls, with the employees, as
sembled in the auditorium, where they
were addressed by the Rev. DR.. McGaW
Of Portland and the Rev. Paul Datin
the Catholic rector of Brooks. Dur
ing the evening the pupils of the
school were given an opportunity tC
express their appreciation of the edu
Cational advantages afforded by th'
school.
Mrs Samuel Church, with her TIVE
daughters the Misses Genevieve ant
Ruth, are planning to sail for hom,
the first of April after an absenc,
abroad of over a year and a half. The.
will visit the East for some time
continuing their journey west in Jun
when they expect to reach Portland
They are now in Italy. Considerabl
time was spent in Munich, Mrs. Churc
remaining there while her daughter
visited in Paris.
On Saturday afternoon, Februar
20 thirty members of the Sedgwic
Womans Relief corps surprised Mr.
Ellie S. Wright at the home Of he
mother. Mrs. w. H. Byars. Th
guests were gladly welcomed and roy
ally entertained. Refreshments wer
served during the afternoon. Assis
ing were Mrs. Byars, Mrs. Glove
MISS Sautell, Mrs. Forstner and Mis-
Emma Wright
Inc University ball, planned fl
friday night of this week, has bee
indefinitely postponed.
IN the chapel of the Indian scho
laSt Monday afternoon, Walter
naight and Miss Jennie Luke we
!Olned in matrimony by the Re
h'lnson of Salem. Both of the your
people have been students of Il
1.nool for number of years. N
naisnt was a member of the 50-mi
0a'em-Portland team. The YOU
souple are to live in Rickreall, whe
l. Haight will have charge of t
'ry department on the ranch Of W
liam Morrow.
". William C. Kelly, Jr., who h
en visiting in Salem for the ps
sseN returned to his home in Va
Ouver B. c.