Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-13


Mrs. Edward Weller, who had the
misfortune to break one bone and dis
locate another in her right wrist, on
Christmas morning, is still carrying
her arm in plaster cast Mrs. We'll
Ter did not allow this accident to in
terfere with her Christmas festivities.
The break is healing comfortably.
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Mrs. L. B. Geer and Miss Musa Geer
came in from Waldo hills for Thurs
day and Friday, expecting to leave
yesterday for their homestead in the
GoodnOe hills, Washington. Miss Geer-
a cousin of Homer Davenport, is at
present engaged in literary pursuits.
The Christmas musical program,
which was presented under direction
OF Miss Minnetta Mayors at First Bap-
tist church, and again by request of
the Young Mems Christian association
last Sunday, filled the rooms with a
crowd of interested listeners who en-
joyed every number presented. Among
the best renditions we're "Be STILL" an
anthem by the quartet. There Were
Shepherds" sung by the chorus, and a
duet, 10 Wondrous Story" by Miss
Bushnell and Mr.. jerks, which were
excellently given.
Mrs. L. A. Westacott Of Rickreal
came to Salem on Monday to remain
the guest Of Mrs. Ada Strong while
Mr.. Westacott makes a trip to CAL
ifornia.
Mrs. Spencer Schaffer went to Port
land on Thursday for a weeks visit
with friends.
Miss Mildred Bagley returned to Eu-
gene to resume her studies, after hav-
ing enjoyed delightful visit as house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John McNary.
Miss Hazel Bishop and Miss Helen
Pearce left home yesterday for Pen
dleton, where they will visit for three
or four weeks with the Charles Bish-
ops and Miss Lotta Livermore.
Mrs George Graves entertained the
Needlecraft club last Wednesday al
her home in Yew Park.
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The Freside Embroidery club met
for the first time since the holidays
last Thursday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Gustavson on Capitol
street.
The Centralia club will meet with
Mrs. H. st. Helen, next week Thurs.
day.
Mrs. P. G. Patterson of Spokane
who was Miss Georgia Giltner before
her marriage, visited in Salem this
week, the guest of Miss Angela Nc
Culloch.
Miss Elene Fawk returned homt
last Saturday from a visit with he
sister, Mrs. James Walton, Jr., il
Tillamook
Miss Inez Dennison was taken il
at Christmas time and is still unable
to leave her room.
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Mrs. S. E. Huelat, who has been il
with la grippe, at the home of he
daughter, Mrs. Edward Weller, is i'm
proving rapidly.
Mrs. Sherman Miles went to Port
land last Sunday intending to remain
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Miles 70
several weeks.
In Hotel Marion last Wednesda,
night crowd that filled to overflow
ing, both dining room and grill, wa
seated at tables frightened with ret
carnations and served a businessmen
popular dinner, while Stoudenmeier'
orchestra played and Mrs. Keizer san,
for entertainment, before the speeche
and toasts were given. 1t was tn,
most enthusiastic gathering of citizens
that Salem has ever known, and helpet
pave the way for big achievements il
the future.
Mrs. Edward Baker and Mrs. o. c
Lock have issued invitations for Tues
day and Wednesday teas.
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The new quartet choir in the Pres
byterian church will sing tomorrow
morning for the first time. The mem
bers will be recognized as musician
of ability. Soprano, Miss Greta Phil
lips; alto, Miss Eleanor Colony; ten
or, Mr. Vinton Ellis; baritone, Pro
fessor Walsh of Willamette university
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The Naomi circle in First Metho
dist church met for the entertainment
of members and their friends, las
week Friday evening, when a larg
company enjoyed music and reading
by Miss Eleanor Colony, Miss Alv
Smith, Miss Grace Smith, Mrs. Ro
Shields and Mr.. r. r. Jones. Refresh
ments were served
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The following officers were installe
by the Maccabees last Wednesday ev
ening: Commander, Melvina Sloper
past. commander, Nina B. Rowland
lieutenant commander, Viola Swartz
record keeper, Rosella Crossan; fin
ance auditor, Caroline Bushnell; chan
lain, Mary Lindsey; sergeant, Pear
Ralph; sentinel, Mrs. Budlong; can
tain of guard, Minnie Ellis; picket
Emma Smith, musician, Grace Bane
Between forty and fifty members O
the lodge were in attendance. Afte
the business routine was socia
hour. Miss Amy Martin gave a voca