Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-13

| W oiuhS, anu Lucy higgins, Mr..
Claude Toner, of Corvallis, and Mas
ter Harold Walling.
= 4 4
Next Tuesday evening the Cherry
City Improvement league will hold
a meeting in the Board of Trade
rooms at eight o'clock and are ask
ing that a full attendance may help
in planning ways and means by
which to carry on this work during
the Summer. Particularly is it de-
sired that the women of Salem may
be interested in this league work
and lend their support in every pos
sible way. A large attendance will
greatly encourage the officers who
are giving much of their time in eff
forts to make the city more beauti-
full.
Miss Jennie Fry is entertaining at
the Delta Delta Delta Sorority House
IN Eugene as week end guests, the
Misses Rita Steiner and Claudine
Rose, who will enjoy the program
arranged by the junior class of the
university. The delightful closing
event Of the week, the Junior prome-
made, will be given tonight, These
anairs are planned each year by the
Junior class.
A program arranged by Mrs. Fan
ME Fern Andrews, secretary of the
American School Peace league, will
be the order of exercises in many of
the public schools, next Thursday,
May the eighteenth
Mrs. b. Breyman returned last
Monday from an extended southern
trip which included a visit to Cuba;
the longest stay being made in New
Orleans. Coming from Birmingham
few days were spent in Chicago.
Miss Helen Krausse and Miss Grace
Mckenzie, of Portland, were delight
fully entertained over Sunday by
the Misses Helen and Dorothy Pearce
at their residence on North Winter
street.
Mrs. John McNary is entertaining
informally this afternoon with bridge.
Miss Catherine Carson left Thurs
day morning for Eugene to be the
guest of her sister, Miss Effie Car
son at the Gamma Phi Beta sorority
house during the university week end
festivities.
The Misses Lyle and Ruth Steiwer
will be week end guests at the Gam
ma Phi Beta sorority house in Eu-
gene.
Mrs. Kate McCorkle was hostess
for the Meum ct Eum club last Tues
day evening. In the game of five
hundred, highest score gave Miss
Mabel Duncan first prize, picture
while Miss Kittie Harbords very low
score failed to bring a gift.
Reverend H. T. Babcock left yes
terday to attend the general assem-
bly, in Atlantic City, and will visit
relatives in Syracuse and New York
City before returning to Salem. The
trip will be of months duration.
Mrs. S. Livesley, of Woodburn,
has been the guest of the T. A. Lives
leys for the week.
On Tuesday Miss Ruth Wallace
was the luncheon guest of Mrs Hoe
kenberry at the commercial club in
Portland.
A notable event of the week was
Miss Mabel Robertson's ten o'clock
breakfast given last Sunday for the
Misses Gertrude and Margaret Gray,
of Seattle. These morning affairs are
prominent features of Eastern enter
tanning and begin a full week day
in most charming manner. Miss
Robertson's breakfast was quietly
informal, the table daintily spread
and beautiful with violets, was cir
cled by the Misses Gertrude and
Margaret Gray, Miss Looney, Mrs.
Schucking, Miss Mildred Bagley,
Miss Elizabeth Lord and Miss Rob-
ertson.
Mrs. B. o. Schucking was hostess
with luncheon on Wednesday, hon
oring Mrs. A. M. Cannon, of Port
land. The scheme for decoration
was confined to ferns and spring
flowers. Her guests were Mrs. Can
non, who was Miss Mabel Jones, a
popular society girl of Salem, Mrs.
Livesley, Miss Ida Jones, of "Lablsh
Meadows" Miss Lord and Miss Wal
lace.
Miss Joy Turner with her friend,
Miss Arvilla Morris, of Seattle, are
guests for the week end at the Gam
ma Delta Gamma sorority house in
Eugene. Miss Morris will be Miss
Turner's guest in Salem next week.
Miss. Mayors private recital given
last Monday evening, presented an
opportunity for the pupils to criticize
each others work and individual
characteristics. This was the first
recital of the year. Following is the
program:
Piano solo, Prelude. &C. ]. Catlow
c. ]. Catlow
Swallows. .................C Cowles
"The Rosary" ...........N Nevin
Mabel Lantz
my Soul" ............. Bond
Grace Faulk
Scenes That Are Brightest" Wallace
"Sing Mir Den Lieb". ...... Greene
Elizabeth Giese
"The Sight Of Heavens Own Day