Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-04-29

Europe, by Miss Marvin, of the state
library commission, we're heartily
enjoyed. Refreshments being served
later in evening.
Mrs. Homer Smith and Mrs. Jo-
seph Baumgartner will entertain the
Junior Guild of St. Paul's church
next Tuesday afternoon at Mrs
Smiths residence on Liberty and
Center streets.
Mrs. F. B. Southwick was hostess
last Tuesday at a tea when about
fifty of her friends called The
rooms were attractively decorated
with spring flowers. Mrs. Southwick
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. j..
Frank Dunlap. During the after
noon vocal solos were given by Mrs.
Raymond W. Simeral, Mrs. A. T.
Steiner and Miss Hornibrooke and
readings by Miss Francis Penn. Mrs.
Dunlap, president of Sedgwick Corps
of Salem, gave an interesting talk
upon the object of the society and
the work accomplished in this city.
Mrs. c. C. Clark, of New York, and
Mrs. Moore, of California, spoke
upon the same subject as applied to
their respective states. In serving
refreshments Mrs. Southwick was as
sistd by Miss Mary Follrick and
Miss Ada Simpson.
The very many friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Burton Leland Stanford will be
glad to know that Mr.. Stanford has
been admitted to the bar. The young
people expect to reside in Joseph,
Oregon, and Will leave Salem for
that place in short time Mr.. Rusk,
speaker of the house during last
legislature, has given over his Of
flee and practice to Mr. Stanford and
Mr.. Schaupp.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Westacott are
expected in Salem today, the guests
of Mrs. Ada Strong and Mrs. Lenta
Westacott.
Miss Eleanor Colony was very
ohio rp,ino boctage Loot AToodo,v ,,,La,,
she entertained the evening embroid-
cry club, "Muchacha" at her home on
East State street. Mrs. Elmer HUI
den Miss Beulah Meyers) of Port
land, was guest of honor. The mem
bers of this club are the Misses
Eleanor Colony Marie Schwab, Alice
LuptOn, Olive Metalf, Theo, Bennet,
Anna Salmon, Nellie Schwab, Emma
Loughridge, liza Constable, Ruth
Ketchum and Mrs. Hulden, non-resi-
dent member.
A notable even of the week was
the banquet given by the senior
class of the Willamette University
college of law last Wednesday even
ing at Hotel Marion. These affairs
are given annually, the students max
ing long preparation for their sue
ess. Last evenings was marked with
great interest and was most thor
oughly enjoyed.
Mrs A. N. Bush with Miss Burn
ham, Miss Bush and Mr.. Asahel Bush
motored in Mr.. Bush's car to Chem
eva, where they visited the Indian
school. Miss Burnham is well
known in the East and Middle West,
having made the school for girls at
North Hampton, Massachusetts, one
of most enviable reputation
Miss Elma Weller is presenting the
younger pupils of her piano classes.
about the middle of May, in a de-
lightful little scene entitled "The
Birds Carnival" Although the older
pupils will assist, the program calls
for the work of younger ones entire
ly. The canary, robin, lark, blue
bird and oriole are represented and
these five birds will play appropriate
| solo selections. Griegs Butterfly"
will be given by little girl in but
tertiy costume. A herald will intro
duce these birds to Queen Flora, and
her court of sixteen subjects; who
are gowned in Colonial style. The
surroundings will be in imitation of
woodland. The queens page sings
the butterfly song.
Miss Weller is planning a recital
to be given in the near future at
which time she will present two of
her young pianists.
Misses Helen and Dorothy Pearce
were guests last week of Miss Mar
garet Montieth in Albany. Adding
to the plasure of their visit was the
delightful alpha and Omega" dance
on Friday night and a party in their
honor, given the following evening
by an aunt, Mrs, T. G. Hopkins.
1t will please the many friends OF