Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-18

for the Immigrants" Mrs, Merlin
Harding gave pleasure with two vocal
sO,os. The committee on music for
these meetings. holds the names Of
Mrs, Bertha Darby. Mrs Merlin Hard
ing and Miss Lucille Chase. At the
close of this evenings work the host
ess served lovely refreshments.
Ray Stannard Bakers book on the
race problem will be the topic for
next months discussion. Mr.. Baker
has spent much time in the south, and
is thoroughly conversant with condi-
tons in that portion of our country.
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An excellent reproduction Of a pho
togrph of Dean Mendenhall, taken with
the members of his glee club, is to be
seen in the last number of the Pacific
Christian Advocate.
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Mrs. Sol. Durbin entertained her
sister, Mrs William Russell Sewall of
Portland as. house guest this week.
The occasion of her visit was Miss
Walkers wedding
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The Meum ct Teum club was enter
tanned by Miss Kittie HarbOrd last
Tuesday evening. 1t was the regular
meeting for needlework. No guests
we're asked at this time.
Mrs. W. Melvine Plimpton and her
little dughter Janet spent three days
this week visiting friends in Portland.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parent and
small son Donald enjoyed a Sunday
until Tuesday visit with the Doctor
F. H. Thompsons in Yew Park
Mrs. c, X. Spulding of Newberg ar
rived in Salem last Thursday for a
few days visit with Mrs Roy H. Mills
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Mrs. Clara Myers returned from the
east by southern route last Saturday
after having enjoyed a three months
trip and a visit with friends in Penn
sylvania and Virginia.
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On next week Friday evening will
occur the third annual ball of the
employees in street car department. o.
Portland Railway, Light and Power
company. The dance will be given il
darcy hall, which will be appropri
ately decorated for the affair. Man!
from Portland have assured the Salen
boys of their presence on this occa
sion, and with the fine music, a goot
floor and unbounded hospitality, tn
hall will be filled with dancers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Glover ar
leaving for Washington, D, c., abou
the twenty-eighth of this month. Mrs
Glovers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +
Byars, will accompany them as ia
as Los Angeles, intending to renal
in California for the winter. Th
Glovers will take the southern rout
east As Mr. Glover is private secrC
tary for Congressman Hawley, the
will make,a home in Washington unit
congress adjourns in the spring.
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: Miss Elsie Cotterman entertaine
informally last Tuesday, telephonin
: invitations for an evening of merr!
making with refreshments before d.
parting. For this delightful affa
were asked the Misses Lena Girardil
Minnie Pape, Clara Neugebauer, MI
bel Wilson, Mabel Gremmels, Edr
Blundell and Leslie Hines, Fran
Haines, William Knapp, Ralph Maso
Clarence Blundell, Frederick Fritze
Clarence Townsend.
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Mrs. A. T. Vain was hostess la
Thursday for the Priscilla club, WI
:. filled the afternoon with Christina
embrOidering. An elaborate luncheC
was served when darkness fell t
deep for work The meeting ne,
week will be with Mrs. Ida BabcoC
in her home on North Commerci
, street.
A number of East Side scho
friends were happily entertained
Miss Evelyn DeLong last Friday e
ening, with games, music and refresl
, ments The school is truly proud
an orchestr which has been formt
> mong its pupils and on this occaslC
= among its pupils and on this occasiC
-, several numbers were given, TO Il
=. great pleasure Of The guests, Mi
Evelyn DeLOng playing piano; Jol
. Waters, clarionet; Claud Steuslo
clarionet; Thomas Curtis, violin; A
bert Miller, cornet; and George Bee
base drum. The other guests we
Il Misses Hazel Norris, Eyah Mapl
l. thorpe, Ulla Beck, Lille Domagall
n Myrtle Beck and Ruth Schultz, al
IS Lester Stiffler and Warde Wolfe
The Elite club met last week Thur
day with Mrs. P. L. Frazier for
Afternoon Of dainty needle work, al