Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-18

Cook and Mrs. l. H. Van Wrinkle, and
assisting with serving were young wo-
men of the Standard Bearers and Queen
Esther circle, Miss Mary Eyre. Miss
Grace Sherwood, Miss Stella Graham
and Mis- Fay Bean.
Mrs. Gaylord Patterson and Mrs. ].
10. Goltra assisted the hostess through
out the rooms.
! For the pleasure of the guests, Miss
Ida B. Davis entertained with readings,
Miss Stella Graham sang and Miss
Lucille Kuntz gave piano selections,
Invitations for the compliment to
Mrs. Todd were extended to the ladies
of the university faculty, the members
of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
society and the members of the Wo-
man s Home Missionary society.
About seventy five guests enjoyed
the afternoon.
AS a delightful compliment to the
young women who are members of the
cadet team of United Artisans, assem-
bly, number eighty four, last Tuesday
evening, Mrs. j. A. Bernardo made them
honor guests at beautifully appointed
dinner, in her home, 45S South High
street.
A profusion of dahlias, in all their
varied colors were attractive adorn-
ments for the living rooms, and bril-
liant, red geraniums lent their bright.
ness to the dining room where the
guests found places at two long tables,
graced with artistic center pieces of
fruit
After a sumptious dinner, Mr.. Crea.
sci was appointed tOastmaster and many
were the complimentary responses di-
rected to the hostess, who for two years
has been instructor and friend of the
members of the drill team, which in
eludes Mrs. Emma Gueffroy, Mrs. Ada
zosel Miss Audrey Hicks, Miss Anna
Breitenstein, Miss Frances Penn, Miss
Grace Tolman, Miss Martha Kopplien,
Miss Florence Smith, Miss Dora Covey,
Miss Ruby Baker, Miss Leah Watson,
Miss Rose Breitenstein, Miss Olive Gas.
to, Miss Rosalie Bach, Miss Dora An.
dresen and Miss Edith Irwin.
This excellently drilled team went to
Portland last January where it initiated
one hundred and fifty candidates and
also gave fancy drill work for the
good Of the order. During rose show
the young women were invited to give
an exhibition in Portland, of their in.
tricate evolutions
Mrs, Bernardo is very proud of her
drill team. Practice has been resumed,
after summers rest, and during the
winter many fancy drills will be given
for the pleasure Of the public. Addi-
tional guests for the dinner were, Mr..
and Mrs. r. C., Criesal Mr.. and Mrs
j. G. Dobbins, Mrs NJ. r.. Rogers, Mrs
Henry st. Helens, Mr.. w. A. Zosel, Mr.
Stiff and Mr.. A, Gueffroy.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs NJ
u. Rogers and Miss Edith Irwin.
The Woman 3 Foreign Missionary so,
ciety of First Methodist church, held
a rally meeting and enjoyed delight.
full afternoon in the church parlors
Thursday,
Scarlet dahlias and a profusion Of
Virginia creeper in its autumn tints
were attractive decorations.
Mrs. II. D. Kimball, who recently re.
turned from a branch meeting in Seat.
tie, gave fine report Of the work
Several new members were added to the
society, and over fifty guests enjoyed
the social afternoon.
Dainty refreshments were served. Mrs
w. Il. Smith and Miss Emma Rogers
poured. Assisting with serving were
three young matrons, Mrs. Lloyd IIaus
er, Mrs, Floyd Utter and Mrs, Frederick
Thompson.
The Philodosian society Of Willamette
university has issued seventy five in