Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28


= ans Auxiliary of the Republican
club for the rally to be given in the
nature of tea and reception at the
Hotel Marion next Saturday afternoon.
The decorative committee met in the
public library yesterday to consider
their work and Aame their assistants,
and also select those who would stand
in the receiving line. This is the first
affair of its kind to be-held in Salem
and is given to enlist the interest of the
voting women of Marion county in the
republican candidates, A general invi.
tation is extended to all women voters.
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Mrs. Linn L. Sloper was given a most
delightful surprise last night, when
large number Of her friends called un-
announced at her attractive home, 1875
North Fourth street, to assist her in
celebrating her birthday. The guests
brought many lovely gifts, and dainty
refreshments, which they served after
cards. Progressive $500" filled the
hours, high scores being made by Mrs.
W. II, Sloper and Sam Carter, the con.
ISOLATION falling to W. |, Needham.
The Tri club, which was recently
formed by girls of the Highland
Friends church, were entertained for
the first time last night at the home of
Miss Lena Struss. The tri.colors adopt
ed by the club, pink, white and green,
were suggested in the decOratisns Of
dahliGs and greenery. An informal
fin,a ,yoq nm tnvnI ,ttith ,nuein roo 1inuc
and games. Those who compose this
club are, for the greater part, high
school girls, and will meet once each
week for study, their second entertain
ment being scheduled for Thanksgiving
time. Members are Misses Winifred
Frazier, Florence Frazier, Anna Glib.
son, Gladys Scott, Laura Commins, Is
ola Smith, Deva Moorman, Lucille
Tucker, Hazel Tucker, Madeline Owen,
Edith Frazier, Faye Richie, Vera Me.
MILAN, Ruth White, Belle White and
Olive Armstrong,
A general invitation is being extend.
ed by the local lodge of Yeoman for
their chidren's festival and dance
which will be given Friday night begin.
ming at S:l5 clock in the Moose hall
The entertainment program will be fur
nished entirely by children, dancing to
follow.
Mrs. r. S. Wallace and Mrs. Charlie:
A. Park left for Portland this morning
to attend the land products show and
the Oregon congress Of mothers.
Miss Grace Lilly, queen OF this year :,
annual cherry fair, has been extended
an invitation by the Salem commercial
club to represent Salem on Salem day
at the Land Products show held il
Portland this week, Miss Lilly, how
ever, will not be able to attend, owing
to previous engagements.
The parents and friends of the Eas
school gathered in large numbers in tht
spacious hall on the first floor OF tn,
school building last night to enjoy tn,
first program of this school year, Al
the pupils taking part did well, th'
Martha and George Washington Minue
given by two little girls, being especial
ly clever Homemade candy was sold
netting $3.50, which will be used t.
buy records for the school Victrolo
The following is the program given
A song by boys and girls of the Secon,
grade; exercises in rythmm by boys o
the Fourth grade; address by Superin
tendent Elliott; song Ina Riggs, Secon
grade; Tinker's song from Robin Hood
by boys Of Fourth grade; song b.
girls Of the Eighth gradej Martha AM
George Washington Minuet, by two III
tie girls Of the Third gradej violin sol
by Mary Tamadge; song by girls Of tn
Eighth grade; recitation by Rut
Barnes. Several most enjoyable seltt
tiOns were also given on the Victrolt
whicn is used TO furnish the rcgula
march music for the pupils.
At the session Of the Ladies' Al
society Of the Presbyterian church, q