Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06

Mrs. W. Melvine Plimpton and Mrs.
Asahel Bush, Jr,, were Portland
guests on Thursday.
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Mrs. S. w. Thompson complimented
Mrs, Harry Siegel, who is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. W. ]. Ball, with a
one o'clock luncheon Thursday, when
Mrs, Thomas G. Smith, Jr., and Mrs.
Ball, with the honor guest, the host
ess and her daughters, Miss Louise
and Miss Aline, assembled about the
table attractively arranged with brill
liant red carnations and Easter
favors.
The March hare" party given by
Miss Bertha Duncan and Miss Buena
Mccoy in Miss Duncans home, was
an altogether delightful affair, with
its wild and funny games. One. de-
serving of special mention, was the
track meet between the teams "Twee-
die Dee and "Tweedle Dunn" the
former winning glorious victory and
incidentally the laurel wreath. The
vanquished were obliged to give
Sousa band selection, on improvised
instruments. Miss Lulu Mcfarland
won the particular game prize of the
evening A number of comical prizes
were provided for the foolish games
Daffodils and ferns made bright the
rooms and an elaborate luncheon
rounded out the affair.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Albert came up
from Portland Thursday morning, re-
naming in Salem until Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Harry Clay is giving a small
Easter breakfast tomorrow morning.
A pretty scheme of decorating is car
ried out in early spring blossoms
united with Easter souvenirs,
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Mrs, Thomas G. Smith, Jr., was
hostess who entertained with a Ken
sington yesterday A few friends had
been telephoned to pass the time and
enjoy tea with Mrs. Harry Siegel.
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The Merry Hearts held their regu-
lar weekly meeting on Thursday.
Helen Rose was hostess for the plea
SAINT afternoon.
Mrs. John McNary is entertaining
as house guest her niece, Miss Mar
garet Gray Of Seattle, who will re-
main in Salem for several weeks,
Mrs. Laura Baldwin Doolittle gave
a talk Wednesday afternoon in Port
land, before the Arts and Crafts club.
A special Easter program will be
given tomorrow at the Mute school
and an address will be delivered by
aid of an interpreter.
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The Naehen Verein was delight
fully entertained yesterday at Mrs
Roy II. Mills An Easter luncheon
followed the diversion of the after
noon. Guests of honor were Mrs. Dom
aid Upiohn and her very small son,
Richard Henry, Mrs. James Chinook
and Miss Louise Cronise.
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The Elite Embroidery club enjoyed
one Of the happiest afternoons Thurs
day with Mrs. N. s. Stewart as hostess
in her home on North Fifth street.
Mrs, d. H. Wyant assisted and the
other members enjoying the sewing
bee were Mrs. A. NJ. Clough, Mrs. T.
L. Frazier, Mrs. Nellie Knox, Mrs. Ray
Clark, Mrs c. G. Given, Mrs. L. d.
Shellberg, Mrs. H. st. Helen, Miss
Alice Clough and Miss Ethel Fletcher
On the eighteenth of April Mrs. d.
H. Wyant will entertain in her home
at 1890 North Fifth street.
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At the ten-thirty o'clock Easter
morning service In ST. Paul's church.
the following order of music will be
given: Professional, Onward Christ
ian Soldiers, Fuller: Christ our Pass
over Francis C. Cramer; Gloria Pa
trl, Boyce; TIE Deum Laudamus, Roll
and Smart; Benedictus, Newton New
in; Introit hymn, "At the Lambs High
Feast We Sing" Elvey; Kyrie Elalson,
J. H. Mauder: Gloria Tibi and Cratias
Tibi, j. H. Mauder; Credo in C, H. II.
Monk; sermon hymn, angels Roll the
Rock Away, c. f. Roper; offertory
anthem, awake Those that Sleep
eth" B. Jackson; presentation, s. B.
4O5; Sursuh Corda and Sanctus, j. VI.
Mauder; Benedictus Qul VENT, j. II.
Mauder; Agnue Del, j. II. Mauder;
Gloria in Bxcelsis, old chant; Nunc
Dlmittls, Gregorlan: Recesslonal
hymn "The Strife is Ger" from Pal
estrlna.
In the choir are Mrs. w. Carlton
Smith and Mrs. William r. Skiff So
pranos; Mrs. Eta Squier-Seley, CON
tralto; Mr.. T. l.. Williams, tenor, and
Mr.. George G. L. Snyder, bass; choir
master and organist, Mr.. Henry b.
Thlelsen.
There will be Holy Communion at
seventhirty In the morning and Sun
day school carol service at four
thirty in the afternoon.
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Officers OF the Brotherhood of
American Yeomen and the drill team,
with their captain Mrs H. st. Helen,
left Salem yesterday afternoon for
Newburg In two auto trucks. A new
lodge was installed last evening and |
an exhibition of fine drill work was
given. After the business portion Of
the visit, a banquet was given in hon
or Of the Salem guests
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Members Of the Portland Woman |
Willamette club, who have pledged six
thousand dollars toward the endow-
ment fund of Willamette university, |
are planning to give a presentation OF |
"Queen Esther" at the Taylor street
Methodist church, the evening Of Ap |
ril twenty-sixth. Twelve prominent
soloists will appear in the cast and