Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-25
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., The charm Of dignity. with actin.
vi an unusual quality which is '.luE raIs
IN amateurs, gave the audience lar .aLe
lSuc Isl, idea Of the awful life of tba 90. "a,
Uirlsuans. '-,I, This little historic nj nioy
o,ion,i "ion its appropriate surroundings and
excellent acting, was quite the 5as, ,t
piece OF stage work ever given by 49,
pupilS OF Sacred Heart academv "
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The regular Assembly marty mill +.
si'en IN Hotel Marion on the evanin .
ninth. 'ie twenty
r... mere was gathering of the MEM
Oers or Womans Christian Temnar-
ance union at Ramp Memorial hail On
thursday afternoon. honoring Mrs
NanuerVoort. Mrs. Eva Wheeler of
MARION, an elOcutionist, being present
gave pleasure with number Of saIacl
tlons. There were vocal and instrn
mental solos and refreshments
Miss Zoe Stockton was bostess Ios+
tuesday evening with the second Of
series OF card parties. In room
with pink and white scheme of dec
Grating, carried out with chrysantbs-
NUNS, seven tables Of five hundred
were played. Mrs. Walter Spaulding
prizes. = S''' =
Miss Bernice Gray, assistant librar-
ian IN the Salem public library, ar
rived from Evansville, Wisconsin. last
Sunday evening
Ihlrty-ftye members from Dallas of
Naomi chapter, number TWENTY-FIVE
oregon Eastern Star, came over on a
special last Tuesday, the invited guests
OF Chadwick chapter number thirty
seven, for the initiation of four mem
bers and a banquet which followed
yellow chrysanthemums and ferns
decorated the banquet board and one
hundred and fifty-seven guests were
served an elaborate luncheon. The
special arrived at six-forty and re-
turned to Dallas at twelve o'clock.
$50
Doctor and Mrs. Gaylord H. Patter-
son planned a delightful evening last
week Friday, entertaining for the
freshmen of Willamette university. A
program had been arranged giving a
piano solo, Miss Gertrude Eakin; vo-
cal duet, Miss Hanson and Miss
Thompson; reading, Mr.. Savage; vio-
lin solo, Mr.. Green, and vocal solo,
Mr.. McCaddam. Guessing games,
calling for cleverness in solving, kept
the, young guests in keen alertness.
Refreshments rounded out the even
ing.
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For their regular afternoon of en-
broidery, the Priscillas met with Mrs.
Ida Babcock last Thursday.
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AS oyer-Sunday guests of the stu
dents of Salem high school, crowd
of Australian boys, numbering about
forty, are expected to arrive this af-
ternoon on special train from Albany.
On the committee in charge of ar
for their entertaining are
Miss Nanell Bloom, Miss Harriet Rig
don, Donald Byrd, Harold Eakin and
Kenneth Martin. These lads from
Australia are making an educational
tour of this country, having been sent
by their government for that purpose
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Miss Alta Altman returned last
Monday morning from Corvallis, after
a delightful week with Miss Edith
Kinney at Waldo hall, where she en-
joyed the students reception on Fri
day evening Miss Kinney is mem
Der of the Oregon Agricultural col
lege faculty,
Miss Ruth Ketchum was hostess for
a delightful evening last Monday when
the Muchacha club met at her home
on Court street Just now it is Christ
mas work which keeps the young
woman's needles busy Miss Ketchum
served very lovely refreshments at
this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson enter
tanned the Five Hundred club last
Wednesday evening in their new home
on Cottage street. Throughout the
rooms were yellow chrysanthemums
in vases and seven tables arranged
for the game. Mrs. Edward Baker and
Mr. Frank Durbin captured high score
prizes.
Mr. and Mrs J. A Maplethorpe
were surprised last Saturday evening
when about thirty friends invited
themselves to give the cmplimented
,nes a joyous evening. Cards and
music made entertainment and a fine
luncheon added pleasure to the affair.
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A box social will be given in How
III rrairie school house, on the ey-
ming of December the first; the pro-
,eeds to be devoted to the comfort of
,orses About sixty children attend
he school. many coming from long
:, .i+bor driving pr riding