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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-04-26
John Bassett Moore. professor OF in
ternational law and diplomacy at Co

lumbia university,
is the new coun-
sellor Of the state
department. and
will be the acting
head of the de-
partment when
ever Secretary
Bryan is absent
from Washington.
Prof. Moore has
held the chair of
international law
at Columbia uni
versity since 1891
ond 10 q ronnOniz-
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-04-26
With a view toward solving one of
the vital social problems Of a big city.

Miss Ethel Com
stock, under the
auspices Of the
Diocesan Mission
OF Chicago. has
originated the plan
of introducing va
ried forms of en-
tertainment, with
dancing parties as
one of the main
features, I'm one of
the oldest and
most aristocratic
congregations-St.
James Episc0DaI
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-04-26
Good Work Through Gratitude.

Interest is being aroused in Lon
don. England. in the ter-centenary Of
the death Of Dame Alice owen. the
beneficent foundress of Owen School
and Almhouses in the borough of Is
iington. The story Of how she came
to begin the school is interesting
Dame Alice. 1t appears. was sport
ing" one day with some child friends
On the fields Of Islington. when she
had narrow escape OF being killed
~ a careless archer. who accidentally
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-04-26

Lombard. Ill. is
entitled to men,
bersaip In the
MayhOwer and
Colonial societies
as well as the
Sons of the Revo-
luton. His ante
cedents took part
In every war the
United States
yer fou & h t.
Webbs have been
among the resi-
dents of the coun-
try ever since II
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-04-26
GIRL IS REFUSED CIGARETTES
Edna Louise Adams, Convicted in Los
Angeles, viii Be Under Rule
Of Governess.

Los Angeles, Cal.-Edna Louise Ad-
ans. said to be from Chicago. who
was arrested in this city several
months ago on a charge of passing
worthless checks and entered a plea
Of guilty. will expiate her fault in a
.i,-.,. ~'>- - ~~~ci-.ed Nr-yplcw near
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-04-26

and Mrs. Thomas
r. Marshall-"th the
happiest married
couple in Amer
lea.
They are frank,
easy-going "Hoos-
fers." who laugh at
the world and
make others laugh
with them. Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall
came to Washing
ton smiling. and
they have smiled
ever since.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-04-26

son, Smyth and Woodrow inherited In
timacy from one generation to anoth-
er. So when 1t became understood
that there was IAN understanding" be-
tween young George Howe and little
Margaret Smyth Finn. the lovely
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-04-26

A genealogical record. going back
20 1850. proves that J. b. Webb, of
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-04-26

the domination of the governess for
two years.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-04-26
PEOPLE INTERESTED IN MRS. T. R. MARSHALL

The people of Washington are In
tensely interested in Vice-President
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-04-26
Missosoosis P.s,;on3 /

The discovery OF a fraud in come.
ton with certain British military PEN
sions. tie other day. hasdbrdhsht to
light sone dfuriols facts about these
annuitieS. A few, years ago, for iu-
stance. there s'asb an old LsafiorH I'm
Portsmouth Workhonisee in r receipt of
Whaeowas believed to be the smallest
.psnsion extant-foarpenee man year.
Eashnauarter he received,a penny, to-
sethsr Iittex stamped envelope In I
whish1 I'd return a receiptso He was.
usually granted leave OF absence to
convert his asset INTO cash and then,
into the liquid form Of "Gharr Of tonr-s
,PGT2
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-04-26

t,td Unique oppnrtynI3xu Neslsessdeb
= Jonah smerged from the whale.
What 2 glorious chance -Xoz-.had-
to paint an impressionistic interiorl"
the futurists cris
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-04-26

Guy was ineTedrlousre tsells91d
"Yon don't mean to tell me you sold
that there pitcher of old Daisy for "a
hg1dred an fifty. doIlars.c -; In;
= Yes, a Chicago man bought 1t for
I thai hat prica" .Isyo oliIodo tdgim 2.
10 Nell don't that beat ALL" said Guy.
I'd a sold him the COW for 1ftX -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-30
Isr8t,tDipostt1.k etipaS
fduIlfei,,.

MuSla1Nu ipredd)et NIT gsorltebe
bon sen Ser. Staater dis Dem 9ar6
Der n~nbegrerBten Mtoglidteiten. Sn
'einem EsurTtt boben ffie redtbtt:: ai1uiere
SodbHinand betet u~bbegren5te M0g,
lidtenim. G u1nb na,r p~erfhanoerl
ileiin ME sic sadbe a,t5ufaIien gas
|8nio.acnrite Il. &abington, .eenees
EongreBsaenrit weIIdtes ben @elo-
sraat u1fte sr{n ba 8batiaden ans
99iiddd aebrauHBff Riber 8sbbaten, bic u,jere
groben Nep gorfter 95iinan5fiiuitler
bpu(bradh fbrben, Deffdbe benz ggepobn-.
Iiden gole ME Miir1dbbatfet.gr5d b-
Iu11gen norffa1rnsen miiBten mer1i lie
bon unberrrr6porttllRiber Seite fdrrsn.
Die erie 0ffenbarnng. nit Ser
ons NniosRomite nltpartete, parI Sic
WeittbeiInrg, SAB enc Hleine @ruppe.
bon Jitban6groBen mil S Biierpom
.Moreon dg Sauptperion, fnttffatlo.
apan5m 8inioIen Collars Elm
fSedftel oeg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oisies
groBen, reiiden 2asloes fontroHiren.
igponrn heiIte George S. Batter Der.
35Nrdiiiiiiaoent oergriten Natior1ol Banf
bon Metp Dorf, ser 5aflatlltte1 NIT
Morgan nub ssnn.eg 5tiurton Sen
Iaern ie1rer @5ruppe bilDet tpeldeb ii
'funfunoBlpa18w 8iQionet1 Collars.
!fontroaiirf, Dem @orliite$mit, oaaB eine
'gonf sic 1863 luii oer1llttIIeiine Gatpiii-
tai bon $500, COO sorgnriirt tpt,roe, II
Dem baIfbetr @Sabrbuttoert ser:
@ruiialou,ta eiirten Nrofit bon Hpernls
od MfiilaIiio1te1 DonorsIgemodtbat.
1901 betrllgen sic nltgeiafnI1elterl
'Nroffiita $$211,,14i,sO00 Dubon tpltroet.
ioann 9l1l naiinionen gello1l1le1tat nm
hag MctiieufopitnI SET Don't d, 81
100000 iellern
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Gem lGigeu l6nd,5aiingeI uiall0ge
dterpon s.Hgaasn g1oter nbios
@ oI iebt iii einens gehurtS
|orte SSonfdapi4 ai1,o amor i1 giaaiIi
per einifigen nrg, nll ipeIder
Eggottbegnooete sdnea oag
.e erblidftel nn e1lfn1nI ernd4ez
iperoen
er 5tabt ms oer Dio5eiegts
|@uuen; 5dpei3 peroen 9orbereiMtluans
gen getrpfffen, ons 13OOi1brigel
I6lm ser antnnf ii. @anng
ii iener @ege1loe neIdes in
oielem Sabre gefeiert spiro, toiiro0im 81.
begeben.
Das aofnite oeg sGeternnttionaI
&iitoricalGongrefB yer iii Mpriif III
Burlington Sonle ~2onom,abgetn
ten tpiro, bnt sen @oriib ser MbtBei..
lung ffnir airdengefhdiidR oem AIT
Mioan 9asqllet, DS. s. Dem Buiissy
Ser g1rgliiidden Beneoiifftiinerfongrp.
COTTON nno Wiitglie0 Der p1pftM1iiden
INSTRUMENTATION a1getra9en Mh
Sasquet Fat sic ebrempole Giinloouag:
nit ser polen ginapiaigll11g n1to benz
9eifan 0es Gupites a%ngenornne1. Mb
|Snsquet ge1ieBt befanntlid einen boz
Ten Mil als aenner Der engIiiden.
|@eididk
Sn Der erlfen @ode oes Mo1,atg
W:aai miro bie ffeierIiidR giintpeiibu1g
Der @rDpta ser BON 81 8ereoiH dc.
litifteten Mbtei Monte gaiiino ftatt.
filr0en. Die Mebte aler 8~eneoiifftiuer.
forgregatipnen Ser gar5en 8eIt iro
5nr 65eier@beionoers ein9eIaoen u1lo
meroeu lih IN MaDnte Gniin1p berlam-
n1eln. Die Maoiaifen u11o Daar11lorz
relics, nusgefubrt Dott0em 8el1ro11er,
potter DebernugQeM s. g. B,atno
loeifen Sdiilern naps Der Beurorer
i'auniflele, ffiinoa ei15B il ibre
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-30
9autmbru6
am 01i6iFippi.
8ertbpoQes Jartnlaro 1T a1f Monate
Hna1s inter &afer geiett. Gin
nener Da1tt,1. - 9as I'm borigen
Griibiagr 5erit6rte 8autperf mar
beinabe fertisseiteM. Ohio fteigt
tpetter.
Nifsbnrn. Miif Ok Snn

8idsburg, Diff, %. San.
Der nabe @reenoiae, Nfiii., am
6itliden l1fer oes Miifiiiippi gelegem
@eulab Damm barit am Snmitngz
morger ltno infoIgeoe1ien muroen met
tere Streden tpertbpollen 5arlnIa11oes
unter @ailer geiett. Die urfode oes
8rudyes mar cine 5entu1pg oes
Daanr1fln5ameuts. Der Don1m, ser
beim @odnpaier oes Miljifiippi I'M
lebbm 88rubiabr ~peggeriiien sporoen
NOR, ging iei1er BolIet1onrtg entgegen,
unb fiinfburtoert Damn ~barnnter
mebrere bun0ert 3u6tba1tsffrdflinge,
arbeiteten on 6emielben. Sreitngnndtt
mar oer obere @otb nod atpei SUB
uiber Der &odmaHermarfe, bs ons
tournament iid ie1lfte uno Ser gnn8e
8a1t 5uiammenbrab. Sc Durfte fntm
mogliib ein, Ole 6urA Sen 8rudb emit
%itatoene 8relldte lett gu ffblebm mo
0ie perantportIid,en Beb0r6ett f6,13en-
triierten lire Mnitrengungen 6arauf
sic ebenfdlg bon Sem ~fteigen6en Stub
beorobten Dd1rnm bei Jiitlers nno
Safe Sefferfon aa retten. DR Nad-
ridf bon Dem Damrlbruh mnrbe os
fort nod aIfen in benz beorobten Sc.
bet geIegerfen Ortidaften klepbo-
inert, auBeroem tplp6en ofort nod
allen Mihtungen berittene 8oten ab..
aeianot. Mrn fmiirbtet nber frotsoeln,
6aB Saufenbe @tid 8ieb ertrutfe1
iino. Man gIauM midi, oaB @reen-
bile ielbiIt in @efnbr II, aud 1neroen
Ole Iettes Griibiubr iiberiidbapentuttett
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"a gt;;n1,,,,ed aen,:s;hyt ,,o,sss, q
prri,,ot a;;e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ;,,,.,a,.
1,e,,p e;a1e IN ~.
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Gin ?ssro,,enit;nnmreM @no,itehenSes
g1uer6ea1ent ar stonfs,prf,H,,nn Sp,,
8uroern nesstnatps ar gh5fimnn,,no
81 unterbreiten If Die MeinI,,tions
peldR BON berzMfiembln bereits onne.
1,omf11pnsmorben ut ie1ph nm mirf.
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|geita aaimoereien oorI1nfg mabr-
|idpinIih per1dlo1f tuer0eu. ;Srt Sen

|gelta 9dmoereien oorld11fw nabr-
|ibeinlih peribont meroen. Sn Sen
BON Dem 8odapaiier bereits beimge-
iud3fen ooer bon oieiem beorobten @e-
bet fin0 bie 8orbereitnrgen fir sic
idon 8ie1nlid melt borgeihrit-
ten, uno Sic 5armer, Die lebtes SSnbr
|ibre gorge grnte perloren, mffen
|iebt 6arnit rednen, DOB lire Seller
minoeitens einige Monate unter @n-
Ter fem neroen;; iollte iiH I'M 5ribb-
|iabr nenes &odepaiier einitenen, Mir
50e bie ueberidspeu1n1altg moN Bis
ip6t IN ben Somn1er nnbaIten.
@rokes 0cbid beinrgei1tdt.
sc e mpb 8enn. IS. San.
St1folge 5es Dnmmbrnd3s bei 8Beai<
lnb per6en nod Ser 8orallsine Ser
faatIiden Ss1geniienre in11erbbaIb Der
ndiidften IS Stunben mgefdim cine
balbe Minion Aereg I'M DeItalano,
0em reiidbbiten Barmln,1o Msiifiiiippis,
mtter @affer fem. &lir1oerte bon ga.
milien, meiit Neger,im ourd Sod
tunifer nb9eifdniitttten l11rb baben i4d nuf
SsSll0iffih ODER i1rprobierte Solageitene
gefliidttet. Mnn enpartet onb oer
Datnntbrl1b I'M 2a1fe Ger Madt cine
8reite bon tauiem SUP erreiidd,en
stpir6.
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Gnttesti0 ~t,libad)tst.

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1, e;;,,opn.gsnrtrn,e .,oen ar.;n Mngs.
star 81 81 hieIte sha,1erH M;r Ii,,h
=. -, s a1,It,,r,,,tinn Spre, p,,H,t.
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nriiffensii;ft yna g,ost ,nirft a4t,,ns
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s1i@tS NeneS.
Dte fafhoIiihe sSnnl1 fir zine

5lnledarhat1be Ibatigfen 5M genin-
neM Bnntetlan 5ierlanbs fdft mel
nenL Elm erit in unieren aagen
erltnnoener 8ebar1fe. Dabei aber m,iies
idon Der beute fat pergeiiene tntb.
soeiologe SSob. Sol: @oBbah III lei.
mem 1859 erihiener1en @erffe rg5iier
Bidder Geidide Ser 1amilie1 ani
bieie 8etDegung pnter ben 66rnlien als
notbnenoig u1o fortidrittlih I'M Sc
tem Slime Rs @artes bin. SSH
Naboem 8oBbah an elmer steue
sic I'M t9. SSabrbupoerte erfolgte Mug-
Defining ser Gbdtigfeit ser meibliAea
Sroen belproden, benerH CT :gg9teber
libnen aber entiteben Sic Gereine mslt<
|lider gralten fit Die gIeiden 8mede,
ipelde Ole Dr6en berfolgen, umo oas
Der erfte groBe GorfibriH I'm d
liden BapuBtiem Ser a6ralietl.1
Dnrb 6ieien#g nntriHt IN bic grofbe To-
E5ale Aufgabe ser 3eit babe bes @eib
aud anz8eoeututgir oas 2eben Der
Meetaldd9beh geponnen, aet Mobbbad5,
les bdbe Mlntben an groBen grloInngB-
55ned geno1ualett, meldeg ong @bri-
itentbllm fortiebt Biz ans gnoe Ser
|8eiten. ygggas tnuB aas @eib fir Set
nesqIeiden fhut !" Ileiet1 mir Deiter.
.gas it Sic Srage, nm5oiees iiid bait
|6eItt."
&oBboh diloert 6arn 6as Iittlide
8eroer6en, Dem oas 8eib III Der
Nen5eit ansgeiebt, bie Notb oes
|GIenos cine @eiellfdoH, 0eren beioen
Nde ittenIoier 2l1rus rno frafies
GIero biloen,. Inn Damn folge11oe Sra
ge 5u iteuen u1to al benrhporten:
limb bier foa Die 6rn,1erlpelt Ab.
BiIfe letter, Inn ibres @leiden II
retten2 81 tie jon eg i'm 8lttbe nit
Der @eielGtiibbaitu,o lie to1n tper1t
lie bonn d5rifIIiidens@5eif R 11llrdfor,,,,.
gen al. Sqte midi. Dag 8eib aa1b IN
Ser MtteeitH gbrHten5eit cine iiH-
Iid ber5orbbeuR, iosiaI be~rfon1t1.ene
Menidbeit ygr Bi a11eo Sic Da,15e
Maadt Der effoo1tiif6tn @eM gegen
lids l1no ooB1 bnt 6r1r1 sic iiiHli-
de g5epalHt# oes Dpergs bliezgeeIt uber.
nuroenln Sic egrnlien ionen rtl1r err
gd1r5en mei11t MoBbod, mas sic 8
EieMidnftniH leiffen tam, uoer nidt
ge1elet bMf Mir iibreg @leiden mill,
len lie eiintt 1 e ID oengroBen 4reis
oes fo5iaIIen @sgfiirtffen oas Ser @efenE-
|1dnft m @nrtaen obblliegtt.1
ll1D NIT 6iiiefen anfidbten, 1hreibt
Die .Nmeriitta" trnf Brofeiior Aob-
bod oeifen 5drHfte,, audi betlte nod
|gefddM ino, ereitg I'M Sobret859
Dor sic Deffpr1ftlfasddffeiMl Giinf3ig Sabre
Epditter nod gtlafsbt man Bel a,ns, Der
|Snb: 1Dn Jrun gefb6rt mg 9auss4
|iei cine bplntgiiuIttiige Arhnort auff nGte
oag peibbItiid1e @eibbIeht betreffeltoert
|Grngen tmferer GET. gr5biAdof Msb.
r1er bn oesbab Elm e~rI0fenoeg @ort
gefproden, nls e aur Dpenniffatiion
Ser htboliiden grauen N5nerita'B'
|aasfrief u,ao lie nai nreosiok auf-
|gabe biilsnies.
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Babuberfebr einaeifeQt.
8 air 0, So, 25. Ssa1t.

9S11ro {, ST., 70. seyyan
Gas 6odtpaifer IN ser Mmgebu11g
Don Belmont, Mto. bat foldbe Diinte1t-
iionen a11genomlnen, oaB Die ct.
Qouis, Sron Mo1ntain s. 5outbern
Babn al1f ibbrer nod Belmont fmibrens
sen 2inie an ganitag ben Betrieb
.einiteute; Sic Cotton 8eItsainie muB
lire 88niige burd tiefes @aiier Ialtfet1
lolIen, I'M nod Birds Hoint, Mo.,
18u gelangen.s Dus Wafer oees Mifin-
Iiiippi, oas sen Donun ourbbroden
Ibnt, nberflutbet tpeite strede1t bon
|8ei3enIono i'm Iuooiitliden Miiioiri.
Sci gairo tn1o ber0 flo am San1ftog
|auf 49, Sui, uno man ertDartet, bab
|er nod nuf 40 5snB iteige1t pir6.
Mebr &odauaiier ID aSnoiana.
gpangpiH e SSano g. San.
Dns Bodnniier bes Babaib itiea
am Samittagsm gefdabrliiddber @eiie utd
|Dertrieb III Gaplorbine, Sno., 5uIJl.
reide meitere 6a1niIiien altber Sen be'
[reiits aboadbIoiIen aus ibren @0bnllt;
gen. a5nfolge oeg Sodtpaffers ITO II
Gen @obIengrufbe11 mn Clinton u11ge-.
|fGbr bierbu1roert Mrbeiter efddffii.
alnrgglog getuoroen. Die gnn5end aus
geoebnten @obletldtrbereien meittIiidt5
|pon aerre @allte Sr1s, teen uttter
geaiier ms sic @efau lit Dorbanbcn,
snb oag Sangerbe BET gsr1aben at1lter
DEM nerbrltd eiinbriildfin BE
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Kupon. 0u1oin & 81. 11's s.. s,ss ,1 g
ean1aene 6uaea ek s.. 90 ale peahanetee geaMung tic 3 s&aatslu gabsasgtan ps
6rxbtsxna 5ief& 4ahaai9txe ali. frties: Gei4eat
luatba nmb ea6. gle ners Dollar 3Nmadhuraatak ttag ID ai@t aas esaaa 70 fuaka
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Trxdt NIB 6leii@ 45admaidi1e.

9efe arnbt mi Nl.tf1 6adnstatne To l2h lssa.
bed. alto eine arotts yratttfde Mni@tte.s Q!ns uaents
tifrtn. I'D size Rnf6iaiei SrR&tt l0saaie. :8letf@ &C.
sang 6tea& o. ret ohes etlea taesaoe ,%ertletnerH mtrde.
&bsaio lana man 9sst. RIM. HI. ete. easln Sertlet..
;ss.S; ~ as' . asse t's, ,ssssstst ,s sss'es s.:;u ' 8 ssrt Ss sss
mtrb. Ste .e0Met6eaens1s ftnb eat BEN sn1etbeHen
stabl beteeaedt unb inssrR t1arf: 9reseertt3tlns
ia pen etntob<r QonRruitteu Nnb fttr let&t ~ hAner
taten. Sic Sfadiue arteittt febr letnt uns % 70
arten 5tsiistnern lam. aSmiIa fen, mitrd 'eesr -erot..
fat S GFtranttfer. nte ebea 5atetetlsst. trli: etasr
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-01
SOCIAL cLuRs,


Mrs seymour skiff was delightful
hostess Yesterday afternoon in her prct
~, new bungalow with lIallowe 'en
entertainment for her sewing club.
Decorations most appropriate for AN
Saints day were used in profusiou
For luncheon the table WIS conferred
with marigolds and lighted with pump.
Kin lanterns Place cards were witches
mounted on brooms.
Members Of the club cuioying the
afternoon besides the hostess were, Mrs
Chester Cox, Mrs. Walter spauldiug
Mrs. Roy Mills, Mrs. A. J. Benjamin,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-01
FATAL AMBITION
NOBLE AMBITION
Ambition a Prime Necessity to
a Successful Life.
A MISTRANSLATED TEXT.

lts True Import--Two Notable Exam
Plies In the Bible OF Right and Wrong
Ambitions "A Glorious Life and
Prospect Ruined by Wrong Ambi-
tions---In Contrast, Another Glorious
Life Enhanced In Eternal Glory by
Following Right Ambisions--Ths Les
sen to the Church Of christ--Inciden-
tai Lessons to AlI and to Angels.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-01

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook, Miss Fret
Land and Mr.. Varnald Beach were Port
land guests for the dancing party last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert r. Benham, of
Eugene, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Brown for the private party
at Masonic Temple, Tuesday night.
Madam Frances Aida, accompanied
by Miss Minetta Mayors, motored over
the country roads last Friday afternoon
The visitor was charmed with Greg.
ON scenery and climate, and expressed
eher admiration Of Salem with its broad
streets, numerous trees and netropoli-
tan air.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Piasech are
leaving Salem today for Portland, where
they will reside permanently.
4 "
Mrs, Seba Case Wall goes to Portland
this afternoon TO attend a Hallowe EN-
dancing party.
Mr.. Ralph r. Matthews, Of Berkely,
California, arrived in Salem last Sat
urday morning, Mrs. Matthews was
called homo the week before, on ac.
count of her fathers serious illness,
Mrs. +. p. Talkington and Miss Cora
Talkington were guests of Portland
friends last week.
Mr.. Thomas A. Livesley's sister, Mrs
John Morrison, returned to her homo
in Seattle last Saturday, after a stay
of several weeks in Salem.
Mrs. William II, Lytle returned "a
Salem Saturday last, after a visit Of
six weeks in New York, and Pendleton
her former home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lytle are located fol
the winter in the Dayton apartments
corner Of Center and Capital
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Brown have
been entertaining Mrs, Brown s brother
Captain Charles A. Murphy and Mrs
Murphy, who returned Wednesday tC
their home in Pendleton.
Mrs r. Hartley and little Katherine
went to Corvallis yesterday for The
weel, s end visit with Doctor and Mrs
Clarence Hartley.
Mrs 4. Il, Waters is visiting friends
in Portland,
After very delightful soioum Of
-four months in the East, Miss zoO
Stockton is returning homo tonight
Miss Stockton encountered n dis
agrc,a able snow storm in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs, Ben w. olcott are
locating in their beautiful new home
at 925 Chemekota
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-01

OF course one has been hearing
things all ones life, but did one ever
hear of a family that moved out Of
a house and left II cleani
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-01

Washington. D.
c., November D.
OF Pastor Rus
sells wo dis
courses here today
we report the one
on Ambitions
Noble and Igno-
ble.' He took for
his text Philip
plans 2:6. Z, but
corrected the
translation, declar-
Ing that he had
the supnort Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-01

Mrs. Daisy Mcintyre entertained
Thursday tor the Silver Thimble club,
at their regular bazaar sewing after
noon Mrs. Hattie Kennen will be host
ess for the next meeting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-01

In her home on South Seventeenth
street, Thursday, Mrs. Lena Wright was
hostess for the sewing society of the
Degree of Honor, when plans were com.
pleted for the winter month 8 work.
A dainty luncheon was served by the
Mrs. Wright and her daughter, Pearl.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Amanda Anderson, 219
Court street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-01

Every married man know that it
takes but one to make a quarrel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-01

Mrs, Harry Wenderoth Mrs. Paul
johnson, Mrs. Brunell, Miss Mary Ec-
kerlin Miss Gertrude Erickson, Miss
Miss Jennie Fry and Miss Eppley.
EppIey.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-01
SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Moores have
sent out invitations for large recep-
tion this evening, in Portland, honoring
Mr., and Mrs. Chester Moores Queen
Moreland) whose wedding was a recent
event.
A delightful affair of Thursday even
ing was the surprise Halloween party
given in compliment to Reverend and
Mrs. Robert s. Gill.
Over fifty members of the church
and their friends appeared with
winters supply of bottled fruits, which
would be the pride of any housewife.
The affair was planned informally
and hurriedly, and the surprise was
very complete.
Cider and doughnuts, refreshments
for Halloween, were served to merry
crowd.
Interesting events for the coming
week will be the receptions held by Mr..
and Mrs. R. M. Gilbert at their gallery
on North Commercial street.
Ferns and cut flowers will add beauty
and fragrance to the surroundings. The
entertainments will be given each even
ing and art lovers are cordially invited
to avail themselves of this opportunity
for viewing reproductions of famous
paintings and an exhibition of pottery
and statuary and beautiful carved teak
wood.
Decorating, last Tuesday night, Of
Masonic Temple for the dancing party,
was the ingenious and artistic work
of Mr.. Little and Mr.. Russell, who are
attending Willamette university, pay
ing their tuition by the exercise of nat
ural abilities.