Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-23

save chrysanthemum Avh,h,. ~ -,
'n,I'y'nlne ,, beautiful varieties. VI
Mrs Lawrence, Mrs. b. ]. Tea, o,,
Do'o reverend Lawrence were judges ang a,,S
| so'e nonors to the following eybiSit i,'
Urs' UIs1. M Mrs. John Peterson, largest d., dis.
t,, p,ay' Mrs L. T, Reynolds. most boon
Iarn,., Inu, collection; Mrs, John Peterson
,arsest blossom; Mrs. Mary prn,tt
.uoSt beautiful blossom; Mrs. # Tohr.
SON. prettiest boQuet '''"
Ihe chrysanthemum show will h.
an annual event. 80 Oe
MISS Emily Jeffries was hostess ,or
the Nika Mika club last Monday evaU ,U'
hg' with one of the jolliest affairs
tnls crowd of sixteen girls has eve,
enjoyed. 1t was a costume party. with
each character enacted. Among tbc
crowd was a dignifled Indian min.
cess dainty little maiden from Cot,
Japan fascinating Oriental dancer
the Bakers Cocoa pretty adyertisinc
girls Hettie Green and her grand.
daughter "Betty," tiny maid. most
sweet; stately Grandmother Priscilla
and three, surprisingly well repre.
sented young men, in full evening
dress.
The hilarious affair will long he
remembered. Cards and delightful
luncheon were added to the pleasure
The Capital City Equal Suffrage
League celebrated its victory Thurs.
day afternoon, In Moose hall, which
had been rendered them for that pur.
pose by the officers Of the lodge
The decoration were Of palms. EN-.
blematic of victory, and chrysantbe.
NUNS in yellow, the clubs color
Punch was served during the after.
noon by Mrs. William H. Burghardt
Jro Mrs, Chauncey Bishop, Mrs. Ed.
win Baker Mrs, David Yantis and
Miss Lena Hutton.
Wearing their badges Of yellow ant
receiving the guests were Mrs. Olive
b. Enright, president of the club, Mrs
Minerva Eaton, Mrs, Mary Allen, Mrs
Helen SOuthwick Mrs. Florence Cart.
wright, Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Davis
The program was given as mum.
bered with one exception. Mr.. Charles
Galloway was unable to reach Salem
in time for his address, and Mr.. Wal
ter Tooze most acceptably filled his
place.
A very large crowd of men ant
women assembled in honor Of the oc
casion. Miss Amy Martin entertained
with a soprano solo, Mrs Frickey ac
companying, and the orchestra gave
lively music during the reception.
Music ,....... Peerless 0rchestri
Remarks ,.,.... Hon. P, H, Dare,
Welcome. ..u. Olive England Enrigh
Music, "Hail Columbia 90. 0rchestrt
Pioneer Suffragists .,.....,....
.........., Mrs. Helen southwic'
Newly Elfranchised Citizens. ......
................ Judge Gallowa
Music. q. Mrs. Vera Schoppi Fricke,
Early Efforts to Gain the Franchise
.......n...... Hon. John Mintt
One Department of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, Mrs
Sarah Oliver, county president o
the woman's Christian Temperate,
Union.
Music ................... 0rchestri
The New Order Of Things from an
Educational Standpoint. t.."......
.............. Fletcher Homal
Remarks ...m..... Mrs. Davis Erret
How Salem Women Can Aid the
Mayor Doctor B. L. Sleeves
| Music ...,.,... OTCnesIi'
Thanksgiving will be celebrated a
the Oregon State School for th'
Feeble-Minded, with praise service
from nine until ten o'clock in tn
morning, cross country walk will
teachers until eleven, lunch for tn
little folks following.
/ A phonograph concert will be givel
in the assembly hall from eleven
thirty until one o'clock, The dime
will consist Of the following menu;
Oyster Stew
Roast Chicken
Dressing GiOlet Gra'!
Mashed Potatoes Cauliflower
Jelly
romafoes Pickles
Pumpkin Pie Mlnce III
Cheese
Coffee MIX
Apples
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Reverend Davis Errett read tn
marriage service at one Of the sea
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