Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-10
SOCIETY Y

residence in Cottage Grove. The Tai
images came to Salem from West I'm
ion, Iowa, a year and half ago and
very quickly made many friends. who
are wishing them prosperity and han
piness in their new home.
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The Woman's club is meeting tbis
afternoon In the parlors of the First
Congregational church. Mrs. Richard
Cartwright will give an address upon
The Science Of the Beautiful and its
Relation to Life"
A banquet has been arranged for
this evening and will be given in the
Baptist church, complimenting the
Christian Endeavor delegates who
have been in attendance at the con-
vention for the last three days
Mrs. j. H. Cradlebaugh is enjoying
visit from her sister, Mrs. Mertice
Wheat, of Seattle, who has been
passing the winter with a daughter
In San Francisco and friends in
| OOuIn0Iu OdllIOTuld.
Mrs. G. D. Babcock, a most genial
hostess, entertained the Fireside
club with six o'clock dinner last
Thursday evening. The dining room
was very attractive with its artistic
arrangement Of small, red hearts
and table graced with red carna-
tions.
Red hearts marked places for twen-
ty guests who were served a delec-
table, four-course dinner. Addition
al invited guests were Mrs. Mary
Payton, Mrs. M. e. Pomeroy. Miss r
H. Thompson, Mr.. F. j. Rice, Mr.. C.
M. lnman The club members had
brought a quantity of their very ear
Hest photographs, which the hostess
arranged in conspicuous places about
the room and invited the guests to
contest, Mrs. Robert Savage and
Mr.. f. j. Rice won high prizes for
recognizing the largest number of
the club women.
Music for the evening was a song
by Mrs. Savage, piano selection, Mrs,
e. M. lnman and Mr.. Inman's cornet
solo, A few games of five hundred
were played. In every way this af
fair was quite the most delightful of
any previous Fireside gathering.
Mrs. BabcOck was assisted during
the evening by Mrs. F. A. Erixon.
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Mrs. Frederick S. Stewart tele-
phoned few of Mrs. RudC;sh
Praeps friends yesterday, asking
them to bring their needle work and
pass the afternoon with her. Mrs.
Prael, who was Miss Anna Breyman
before her marriage, has been enjoy
ing visit with her sisers, Mrs. Ell
bridge and Mrs. Brown.
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The Woman's Auxiliary of st.
Paul's church, met with Mrs. Joseph
Baumgartner yesterday afternoon.
An unusually large number, Of men,
bers answered to roll-call. Mrs. e.
j. Smith, Of Minneapolis, Minnesota,
was introduced by Reverend Barr G.
Lee. Miss Smith is one of the work
ers in Bishop Wells Memorial Set
tlement House and gave most in
teresting talk of the work In her
city. At the close of the session, re-
freshments were served.
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Mrs Lena Bellenger, of SCOTS
Mills, accompanied by her daughter,
Margery and son, Allen, arrived In
Salem last Tuesday and will visit in
the city and vicinity for week or
ten days.
The dedication ball given in the new
armory at Dallas last Tuesday night
was a beautiful affair and largely at
tended by residents of that city and
the surrounding towns. The patron
esses for the occasion were members
of prominent families in Polk county.
Mrs. e. G. Lautz entertained the
Ladies' Aid society of Salem Heights
on Friday of last week Twenty-eight
of the members assisted with the af-
ternoons work and enjoyed fine
luncheon. The members of this So
ciety are working to pay balance
on lumber used for the new hall, just
completed. They are glad to receive
orders for needlework of all kinds.
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Mr. T. A. Livesley has registered
'Lakebrook" as the name Of his fine
, new ranch.
Governor and Mrs. West attended
, the banquet this Thursday night in
Hotel Multnomah, Portland.
Mrs. Sara Brown Savage Is present
ing her pupils in recital on the even
: ing of Wednesday the twenty-first, In
st. Joseph's hall There will be a
mixed program and farce.
J. A merry crowd Of her young friends
: surprised Marcella Bynon on Friday
n evening OF last week bringing good
things for luncheon and disposition
to make the celebration Of her four
+ teenth birthday happy remembrance.
v With games, cards and dancing, not
Q a moment was left unoccupied and the
: evening passed joyfully,
t' The girls and boys who surprised