Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-11

Of their organization. About seventy
guests enjoyed a social hour In the
beautifully decorated rooms. Masses
OF scotch broom and the class pen
nants In gold and white were used
and the ceiling was strung from CEN
ter to sides with garlands of gold and
white. Miss Geneva Goodrich and Miss
Esther Gremmels served orange and
lemon punch with waters.
At the head of the crescent-shaped
receiving line stood Mrs. Errett, who
presented the Misses Anna Derby,
Wilda Siegmund, Vivian Hargrove,
Merle Tracey. Vivian Gremmels, Mary
Lennon, Grace Townsend, Jessie
Hunt, Esther Gremmels, Edna Town
send, Clair Delay, Helen Mercer, AL
tina Wright, Imo Delay, Velva Utter
back, Winnie Hargrove, Geneva Good
rich, Carmen Tracy, Maud Gremmels,
Grace Craig, Dorothea Grimes and
Julia Minor.
The girls of ]. U. G. Tennis club
met last Tuesday evening with Miss
Edna Townsend In her home at 642
North High street Geneva Goodrich
and Carmen Tracy were invited to join
the club. Lilacs and scotch broom
were used for decorating and an arch
way Of tennis rackets made an appro-
pirate setting. Among the games was
contest for objects found on the sill
yer half, dollar piece. Light refresh
ments were served and the evening
was very enjoyable.
80
Mrs. Robert Ankeny and small son
Lewis, Mrs. L. A. Westacott and Mrs
Frederic Thielsen and children were
house guests of Mrs. Ada Strong for
Tuesday and Wednesday.
49,
Mrs. Leslie B. Howell is expecting
to leave Salem next Tuesday for a
visit in Tacoma and British Columbia.
Mrs. w. S. Mott was hostess Thurs
day afternoon for the Priscilla club.
Additional guests were Mrs. Brooks
and Mrs. Frank Brown.
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Miss Nan Wagner was removed from
the hospital to her home last Tues
day, and Is rapidly improving from
the effect Of her last operation,
80
For very short stay, combining
business and pleasure, Mr.. and Mrs
Burton Leland Stanford came up from
Portland last week,
$50
The F, P, Talkingtons had for week
end guests Mrs. G. H. Monroe and her
sister, Miss Minnie Brugger Of Port
land.
Early this morning Miss Mabel
Gremmels and Miss Mabel Wilson
drove to Lyons for the days outing,
and incidentally to fish.
$50
Miss Olive Metcalf went to Eugene
Thursday to enjoy a weeks visit with
friends and to attend the junior prom
enade this evening, which is one Of
the chief social events of the school
year.
Mrs. Jane Chadwlck's daughter, Mrs.
W. T. Gray of Seattle, was her guest
for few days this week.
Mr. Albert Talkington Of Grange
Vile, Idaho, remained over Sunday
with his brother, Mr.. F. P. Talklngton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hargrove and
their small son Wayne were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Martin,
Miss Mabel Huddelson left Salem
last Tuesday for months vacation to
be passed with relatives and friends
In Idaho.
The Junior guild of st. Paul's church
was entertained by Mrs. Joseph Baum
gartner last Tuesday afternoon. Work
was planned for future meetings and
light refreshments served
The Happy Seven of the county
clerks office are intending to picnic
at Silver Falls on May thirtieth, when
the office closes for the day.
The d. H. Talmadges have bought a
home on Court and Nineteenth streets
and are settling their household goods.
Mrs. Aylia Talmadge arrived Thurs
day to make her home with them
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President ]. II. Ackerman invited
the teachers of Polk and Marion coun-
ties to be present at the Oregon nor
NAL in Monmouth last Saturday, to
witness the actual class work Of the
school, The entire day was given over
to classes for the inspection of visitors
and questions of interest we're dis
cussed by the teachers.
Miss Wilson demonstrated success
full methods of calsthenlcs In the de-
partment of physical culture, and told
how folk dances, educational games
and interesting EXERCISES may be used
to advantage In the school room.
The sixth grade work was conduct
ed by Miss Olive Davis, who explained
the meaning OF advertisements in a
most delightful manner, Illustrating
with some Of the best-known adyer"
| tisements.
The gymnasium was transformed
into a cafeteria, where two hundred
guests were served who at once gath
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