Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-18
IN SOCIETY
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A general invitation is extended to
women by Young Woman's Christian
Association Of Willamette University,
to enjoy a series of lectures on "The
Young Woman and Civic Betterment"
to be held each Thursday at three
thirty o'clock Three speakers have
been secured who represent three of
the leading women's organizations in
Portland, and profitable discussions
are anticipated.
Miss Constance Whealdon, a former
teacher in Salem who is now employ
ment secretary of the Portland Young
Women's Christian Association, will
speak on "The City Y. w. C. A. as a
Social and Economic Factor" pre-
senting problems of her work.
Mrs. Frederick Il. Stewart was hos
tess this week for the Tuesday Bridge
club, with Mrs. Charles McNary, Mrs,
W. Melvine Plimpton, Mrs. F. e. Smith
Mrs, Thomas c. Smith, Jr, and Mrs.
George Waters as guests besides
High score favor was awarded to
Mrs. Charles McNary. Assisting the
hostess were Mrs. William c. Knigh-
ton, Mrs. George Waters and Mrs.
Henry Meyers.
AS house warming for their pretty
new home in "The Oaks Mr. and Mrs,
Merlin Harding entertained the Junior
Five Hundred club last Wednesday ev-
ening asking as additional guests Mr.
and Mrs.H. D. Roberts, Mr.. and hrs
Homer Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Grin
nell, Mr.. and Mrs l. II. Van Wrinkle
and Mr.. James McGilchrist
Card honors fell to Mrs. Roberts and
Mr.. Craig Marvin. The hostess moth
err Mrs. Emma Harding, assisted.
The Kensington Tea Club met with
Mrs. c. L. Dick Friday afternoon OF
last week Mrs. Ralph Watson assist
ed. Mrs. R. A. Downing will be hos
tess for the next meeting.
Saturday afternoon over forty school
teachers from the districts adjacent to
Salem assembled at the court house
and simultaneously other meetings
were being held in various towns scat.
tered throughout the county These
reading circles We're recently organic.
ed by County Superintendent ot
School Walter M. Smith For the gath.
ering in Salem were: Mrs. f, A
Pearcy, Mrs. Earl Wood, Miss Ethe
Miller, Miss Faith Kennedy, Miss Car
rie e. Bliss, Miss Annie Herold, Miss
Edna Pence, Miss Oral McClain, Miss
Ethel A. Law, Miss Fannie L. Douglas
Miss Lulu R. Walton, Miss Vida Dun
lap, Miss Frances Helmick, Miss Mar!
A, Hall, Miss Gladys Carson, Miss
Ellen Stray, Miss Minnie Sephens
Miss Ve.ta Starr, Miss May Il. Tap
scott, Miss Evelyn Nash, Miss Goldi,
Starr, Miss Lydia Grese, Miss Ger
trude Rosche, Miss Helen o. Luthy
Miss Kate E. West, Miss Alice Girar
din, Miss Ella Barley Miss Cecilii
Baker, Miss Viola Lias, Miss Althei
Lowry, Miss Ina Cothran, Miss Min
ME Coryell, Mrs. Blanche McElroy
Miss Cornelia Mcintosh, f. A. Boying
ton, w. F. Rogers, Russell Keizer, j
A, Johnson, H. II. Paget, j. ]. Arnold
G, w, Godward, Oscar L. Dunlap.
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The Cherry City Thimble club wa
entertained by Mrs. Elmer Daue 70
its meeting last week at her home o.
Bush and Fir streets. Ferns and pin
carnations we're used about the rooms
A dainty luncheon followed the sew
ing, Members of the club enjoyin
Mrs, Daue's hospitality were: Mrs
Mark Flake, Mrs. Ella Donaldson, Mri
Roy Neer, Mrs. William Daniels, Mr.
Maud Jinks, Mrs. Grant Flake, Mr.
McCalvin, Mrs. Frank Flake and Mr.
Gleason.
The "Prlngle and Pleasant Point Sc
cial club" was organized Thursday al
ternoon of January ninth with the 70
lowing members in attendance Mr.
A. c. Steingrube, Mrs. Rigsley Mr.
Lloyd Williams, Mrs. j. N Robertson
Mrs. William Robins, Mrs. Edna Car
non, Mrs. Edward Gillingham, Mr.
Coburn, Mrs. William Grabenhors
Mrs. l.. w. Potter, Mrs. William Clarl
Mrs. Ernest Clark, Mrs c. c. Bes
Mrs. j. p Best, Mrs. h. S. Coates, Mis-
Grace Robertson, Miss Laura Yate
There will be new officers electC
quarterly and the club meeting will
held pvprv nther frhnrednv Mre n