Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-04-15

Mrs. Laura Doolittle, who has a
studio for interior decoration in the
Shop of Fine Arts at number 225
Seventh street, Portland. is meeting
with good success in her line OF work.
The decoration of number Of estab-
lishments in Portland are under her
direction and in Salem the residence
that is being completed by Mr.. Cat
lin for the occupancy OF the William
Thielsen family, will show her taste
and skill in the selection OF colors
and the blending of tones for interior
finishing.
Miss Gladys Farrar, who is teach
ing in Estacada high school, came to
Salem yesterday to spend Easter va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Squire Farrar.
Bishop Scadding will celebrate an
Easter service tomorrow morning at
II o'clock in the Church of our Sa-
vious at Woodstock. At this service
the infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Clark will be christened; Mrs.
Seba Case Wall, of Salem, acting as
one of the sponsors
Mrs. Ada Strong and Mrs. Lenta
Westacott went to Portland today to
hear Marie Dressler in her funny
musical comedy, TITLES Nightmare
at the Heilig
Miss Louise Cronise gave the final
instruction to her dancing class, last
evening. The informal party which
followed was largely attended.
These little affairs have been very
popular during the winter, owing to
the delightful manner in which they
have been conducted.
Mrs. A. L. Brown entertained for
the Priscillas last Thursday after
noon
"Wa-Hi'', the Waldo Hills en-
broidery club, met with Mrs. j. T.
Hunt last Wednesday afternoon. Two
weeks ago tine members were enter
tanned by Mrs. W. H. Downing This
work club is composed of women
whose homes are scattered over a
large area of country and their at
tendance at these meetings some
times means long drive.
Mrs. r. ]. Hendricks many friends
will be rejoiced to know that she is
rapidly improving from the effects of
an operation for appendicitis, that
was recently performed in Portland.
At the First Baptist Church tomor-
row morning, the choir has prepared
for its special music Harry Rowe
Shelleys familiar cantata Death and
Life" with recitatives and chorus.
Mrs. Theodore Roth, Mr. H. s. Gile
and Mr.. Charles Roth are to be the
soloists. The evening service will
be one of praise; with Julian Ed
wards beautiful cantata, "The Lord
of Light and Love" In this Miss
Inez Denison will sing I'm the
Blessed Joy of Easter" and Mrs.
Theodore Roth, 81 Know That My
Redeemer Liveth." Mr.. H. S. Gile
and Mr. Charles Roth will give the
baritone and tenor solos.
The members of the w. R. C. are
contesting in two section for the
larGcet amount of money to be Sc
cured before the date of the depart
mGnt convention to be held in Salem.
The Reds are under guidance of Mrs.
Zera Glover and Miss Nellie Foul
rick has charge Of the Blues. Last
Wednesday Miss Foulricks workers
gave bloomer party. "Bloomers"
(fiowers) were given each guest as
the lareg crowd entered the hall.
Games, music and cards were the
entertainment and the refreshments
served were eggs in all styles and
coffee.
TIL Knights of King Arthur club,
of the First Methodist church, enter
tanned the D. O. c. U. girls of Mrs
A. A. Underhills Sunday school
class last week Friday in the church
parlors. The rooms were decorated
in olive green and red, the class col
ors. The evening was delightfully."-
Informal with games and music to
entertain. Ice cream and cake were
served for refreshments
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Simmeral en-
tertained tha Oranpa cluh loSt Tuas