Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-03

ex-governor and Mrs, z. r Moody
c ia their handsome home at
OPEN and Winter streets last We'd
Cou,s sav evening for the Salem Wo-
nesuSS club to entertain with a Nine
MAJ a,.,aot coffee, by which the mem-
Vcio ~ boped to raise generous sum
ps'U money me for their scholarship loan
Oh I The clear, beautiful night
nught iunu, out a very large crowd Of
plyuS; pyoI,;s representative men and wo-
sa,el making the social gathering
ulsn Of the brilliant events Of the
Onv asson Although the seven past
sVasSt saosdents we're asked to receive, but
p'es' found 1t possible TO accept the
ioul i,otin Mrs. w. A. Cusick, Mrs.
n.,s 1'sseIl Catlin, Mrs. P. H. Raymond
nu1' rnS Mrs W. E. Kirk The honora-
~" snu president, Mrs. William Fleming
Wa gracious courtesy met all
meats ~, in hearty welcome.
spoceiying cards at the entrance
ars Mrs Joseph Baumgartner and
We We Max Buren,. In the dining room
NJ W. r A Moore, Mrs, Joseph Pal
may nnT Mrs. ]. H. McNary and Mrs
S"vlord a, Patterson poured tea and
u aSae at a table centered with an
SUn 'Umsnse bunch of ionQuils, while
wrs Me-, william Kinghton, Mrs. G. G.
p.own p.M Mrs. S. G. Sargent. Miss Ma
~ robertson and Miss Hansen
Served Oo Assisting about the rooms
nore so Mrs. William Burghardt, Jr.,
Mrs. Mrs. q Cook Patton, Mrs. Charles
Waller Mrs. A. N. Moores, Mrs. Will
Nam Knighton and Mrs. F. e. Smith.
Presiding at the punch bowl we're
mss Ellen Thielsen and Miss Lueen
Moreland -.
M Miss George Booth, Miss Lillian
c,sce and H. N. Stoudenmeier fur
SisSed S their good orchestral music
dnrlng the evening. There was a
~rogram for the pleasure of the
mests. Mrs. Julia Bross Pinnell gave
sFlwer of My Heart and over the
nessrt" responding with encores.
Particularly beautiful was the folk
eng Mrs. Burghardt accompanied.
Mr. Alexander Hull sang prologue
hr the opera, Pagliacca, and re-
cslved hearty applause. His re-
snonse was Mcdowell number.
His second selection was st. Saens,
uTbe Bell, which also called for
encore. Mrs. Eva Hummer Hull
pIayed the accompaniments.
This affair so very successful so
cally, will add about one hundred
dollars to the scholarship loan fund.
The committee in charge Is holding
A meeting this afternoon to deter
mine the exact amount, Thanks are
due to the people of Salem for re-
sponding so generously to this call
from the Woman's club.
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On Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
day afternoons of this week, Mrs.
Oscar 0. McClellen and Mrs Cary F.
Martin Joined in entertaining with
cards..
The first two parties were given at
Mrs. McClellen's home. Pink and
white carnations and asparagus ferR
we're used throughout the rooms.
Prizes for the seven tables of FIVE
hundred arranged on Wednesday fell
to Mrs. John Brophy and Mrs. A. r,
Marcus Thursdays card favors
we're given to Mrs, B. 0. Schucklng
and Mrs. Edwin L. Baker, when
eight tables were played.
Mrs, R. NJ, Houston and Mrs. II. 8.
POisal assisted the hostesses at these
two delightful affairs
The beautiful spring-like weather
Of the two previous days continued.
through Friday when the last of the
series of parties was given in Mrs.
Martins pretty home where the rooms
were graced with bouquets of car
nations and fern. Mrs. Frank Dur
bIn Mrs. W. Carlton Smith and Miss
Mary Chadwick were asked to assist
on this afternoon.
Mrs. W, Melvine Plimpton and
Mrs Frank Durbin captured first
""u SNNVhu tdIu 0OuOTS.
Under direction of Miss Elizabeth
Lord, the Euterpean fraternity gave
an evening of Mosazt music, Long
fellow poetry and Raphael pictures,
last Monday January the twenty
ninth, in the chapel of Willamette
university A different ideal is ex-
pressed at each meeting OF the club.
The Beautiful" was this evenings
meme. In the choice selection of
Mozart music, instrumental and vo-
Cal' was the Minuette as violin solo,
plsyed most beautifully by Miss
schultz and heartily received. Pro-
,essor Biddle read two poems OF
,I1Sngtellow, THE Sicilian's Tale,
Mng Robert of Sicily" and "The
VIA Clock on the Stairs.
Raphael pictures were shown by
slsS lrma Bushnell, who also gave
Inscriptions, Characterization were
n ,saa by Miss Bushnell and Professor
Suule Miss Elma Weller will have
u@rge Of the next meeting, which
thOyen. -
Inere was a very quiet marriage
,@lemony on Saturday, January, the
Wenty-seventh, in the home of Mr..