Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18

Annapolis on June seventh, when his
son, Thomas Lee Catch, will be grad
uated
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith, of Hunt
ington, Oregon, visited the Doctor,
Mark S. skiffs, last week, going from
Salem to Newport for a stay with
Mrs. M. A. Calvert, Mr.. Smiths only
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Leland Stan
ford motored from Portland to spend
last Sunday with the F. P. Talking
tons.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. Shipley are go
ing to Portland tomorrow; Mrs. Ship
ley will remain with friends until
Friday.
Mrs. Raymond Hockenberry, Of
Portland, who is the house guest Of
Mrs. R. S. Wallace at 725 Court
street, is expecting to continue her
visit for week or ten days.
Miss Dorothea Nash, of Portland,
will leave on May thirtieth for Mon
treal, where she will sail six days
later on the Lake Champiain for Liv-
erpool.
Miss Nash will visit for a fortnight
in London before continuing to Lau-
same on Lake Geneva, Switzerland,
where she will pass the remainder of
the summer studying repertoire with
her former teacher, Harold Bauer.
Mr.. Bauer will take only few Of
his special pupils, so that Miss Nash
will enjoy unusual opportunities. She
will return to Portland at the end
Of September Members of the mu-
sic department in Salem Woman's
club and their invited guests will re-
member the rare treat of hearing
Miss Nash's talk on operas and their
composers, illustrated with vlctrola
records, at the residence of Mrs. VIII
liam Burghardt, Jr.
$50
A most successful supper socially
and financially, was given in First
Presbyterian church parlors on last
Wednesday evening, from five until
eight. when very large crowd en-
joyed the novelty of being served a la
cafeteria The elaborate menu was
prepared as only fine cooks can ac-
complish such things, and the arrange
ment planned for handling the hungry
ones made surroundings very COM
Portable. Mrs. Adaleine Merrill Biddle
gave selections on the splendid new
organ during the evening, which added
pleasure for the occasion. Mrs. Biddle
plays we'll, manipulating skillfully the
stops and pedals.
The color scheme in decorating
was yellow and green developed in
quantities of flowers and ferns.
Each Of the long tables was CEN
tered with bowls of roses and other
blossoms. At smaller table in the
serving room, arranged with hand
some silver pieces, Mrs. q. F. Moody,
Mrs. James Martin and Mrs. Small
poured tea, coffee and chocolate. In
the dining room Mrs. Marvin and
Mrs. Harding served punch.
After all expenses were deducted
one hundred and FIVE dollars was the
sum of money earned by the women
of the church who made this affair
one of the most harmonious and sue
cossful Of the year.
Mr. and Mrs L. G, Denlson Of Nine.
teenth and Ferry streets were most
genuinely surprised last Saturday
when merry crowd Of friends pre-.
sented themselves, bringing a fine
luncheon, and Mr.. Carl Woltz as mas,
ter Of ceremonies. He at once pro.
ceeded to make the evening delightful
with games old and new, intersperset
with music. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. WILDER OF Portland, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Hlxon, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs
Henry HoItz. Mr.. and Mrs. Desart, Mr.
and Mrs. White, Mrs. and Mrs. L. Hix
on, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Scott, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Alderman
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Tanner. Miss
Mildred Reeves, Miss Blanche White
Mrs. Kester, Miss Mary Mickenhem
! Mr.. Roy Campbell, Mr.. Bright, Ralpl
! Desart, Mr. sackerman and Mr.. Car
Woltz.
The ladies' Of Congregational churcl
served a fine chicken supper last Sat
urday to the members Of Pilgrim club
who held their last meeting on tina
: evening. Instrumental and vocal mu
! sic by Miss Manning and Mr.. william
McGllchrist, Sr.. and addresses b.
: members were entertainment with Tn