Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-09

as tner nome at seven o'clock in th
evening Of March the twelfth.
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| The Nika Mika club member
passed a most delightful evening 4
) the School for Blind, as guests Of Mis-
Ethel Harding and Miss Mildre
hruse on Friday of last week. Quan
d Titles of ionquils and daffodils com
Q Dined with ferns made lovely decora
lons Tor the living room, and the din
: ing room, where refreshments wer
served. Professor Roberts. who is al
honorary member Of the club. CAV,
: selections on the pipe organ for tn
5 pleasure Of the guests. Miss Mar,
!. Mccormick was guest besides.
Daffodils and Oregon grape addet
attraction to the home Of Miss Inc;
: Denison last Saturday evening, wher
Miss Greta Phillips entertained the
Vimbeg club in very delightful man.
ner with music and games. Mos
amusing was the leap year contest
game in which Miss Ethel Harding
won the prize and Mr.. Orderman was
given consolation.
A lovely luncheon was served. The
members Of the club and guests asked
for the evening were Miss Edith
Campbell, Miss Elizabeth Walton. Miss
Virginia Mann, Miss Mary Campbell
Miss Bertha Duncan, Miss Buna Nc
Coy, Miss Mary Mccormack, Miss
Nellie Kruise, Miss Ethel Harding,
Miss Myrtle Dunsan, Miss Inez Deni-
son, Mr.. James McGilchrist, Mr..
Thomas Orderman, Mr.. J. C. Moore.
Mr. r. F. Schaefer, MF. Leslie Hunt
er, Mr.. Harry Kennedy, Mr.. ]. P.
Reed, Doctor H, S. Slope, Mr.. Meuric
Roberts, Mr.. Albert Gille.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Babcock enter
tained with a box party last wednes-
day night for Mrs. J, W. Woodruff,
Miss Ray Woodruff and Miss Vyvien
Gose of Olympia, Washington.
Mrs. w. Melvine Plimpton, with
Sherman and Janet, went to Portland
on Thursday with her mother, Mrs.
H. G. Campbell, who was her guest
since Monday,
Mrs. Harry E. Clay and Miss ".
Louise Thompson were Portland
guests last week.
Miss Ella Hirsch left for her home
in Portland last Wednesday after a
weeks visit with friends in Salem.
Doctor Emma Drake of Denver, Col
orado, one of the greatest authorities
on social purity, will deliver two lee
lures in Salem this month, the dates
to be decided upon later.
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A quiet wedding took place in the
parsonage of Christian church last
Wednesday evening at eight-thirty
o'clock, when Reverend Davis Errett
read the service which gave Adeline
Ruth Flake into the keeping Of Elmer
A. Daue. The pretty bride was dalnti-
ly gowned in white silk and carried
white carnations and asparagus fern.
The groom's sister, Miss Grace Daue,
was charming in frock Of pale blue
silk, Hr, ThOmass Orderman was the
groom's best man, After the cere.
mony the bridal party again entered
the taxlcab and we're taken to the
new cottage on Fir and Bush streets,
that was built and furnished by the
groom for their home.
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Guests asked for the reception
were Mr., and Mrs. A. A. Woelfcl, of
Centralia, Washington; Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexan-
der Daue, Mrs Emma Hurst, Miss
Carrie Hurst, Mr. Grace Daue, Mr..
Thomas 0rderman, Mr.. Hubert, Mr..
Earl, Mr.. Clifford and Mr.. Desmond
Daue.
The morning sessions of the bien-
nlal will be devoted to business re-
ports Of officers, chairmen of depart
ments, questions of government, Of
policy, Of endowment fund, the presi-
dents recommendations discussions
Of resolutions and election of officers.
There are thirteen departments of
work in the general federation, COW
ering all Of the subjects in which
club women are interested and for
which they are working. Each of
these departments OF work Will be
presented by the federation chair
man in charge Of the department at
the afternoon conference.
The subject Of the work OF each par
ticular department win be given In
full at this conference and discus
sion as to the policy and progress Of
the work will follow Speakers, both
men and women, will present special
lines of work In which they are inter-
ested, to which many Of them have
been devoting their lives and thus
enabling them to speak with the high
est authority.
State federation chairmen Of depart
ment work will find these conferences
stimulating and helpful.
The biennial meeting will not be all
Of serious nature Two official ex-
cursions are planned. On June 25,
which will be Santa Clara day, the
entire convention will go on a trip
through the Santa Clara valley to
San Jose, with stopover privileges at
Stanford university, luncheon at Con-
gress springs and entertainment at
San Jose.
July 5. special steamer and train
will take the club women to Berkeley
where a concert will be given at the
Greek theatre. After this concert our
visitors viii be the guests of the
trans (; ::,,siis-;iay cities, Berkeley, Oakland
and Alameda Automobiles will take
the delegates and friends 10 the club