Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-05

pleasant part of the afternoon d.
version. The rooms were tastefully
adorned with ivy and chrysanthemums
and refreshments were served. The
hostess was assisted by Mesdames
Short, West, Omstead, DotsOn, Buffler,
SHELTON, Remington and Schott.
Among the large attendance were the
following visitors: Mesdames Hunt,
Mumey, Dorsey, Lewis, Cuvey, Robin
son, McCracken, Turner and Miss Ben
nett
The mothers Of the Highland school
met yesterday in the school building to
organize Mother's club. A very large
number OF the mothers were present
and splendid enthusiasm was manifest.
A determination to cooperate and do
all possible for the welfare Of teacher,
pupil and the parent was announced.
The organization was completed by
electing the usual officers. 1t was de-
cided to meet on tie Wednesday fol.
lowing the fourth Tuesday of each
month. Every effort is being made to
make this organization successful.
Mrs. Roy Clark was hostess to the
Elite Embroidery club at her home on
North Front street, Thursday after
mon. Those privileged to be present
enjoyed delightful afternoon with
needlewOrk, tatting, social conversation
and very excellent luncheon. The
decorations were carried out with ferns
and Oregon grape Besides the mem
bers of the club, Mrs. Rulifson was
guest, who also assisted Mrs. Clark in
serving.
The ladies of this club present each
lady as her birthday cones with small
gift. Last month was the occasion of
two, Mrs Clark and Mrs. Given, who
were presented with hand-painted
plat9s.
Next meeting with Mrs, Given, North
Commercial street,
Parent,Teacher circle OF Lincoln
school will meet Tuesday evening at
1880, The program will be I'M charge
of Miss Cora Small, musical instructor,
who will give an interesting talk on
Music in the Public Schools. - The
following program will also be render.
ed:
Grade miss Delta billiard, teacher.
Actim songs Ball for Baby"
"Playing Horse"
rhythmic songs Chart Melodies,
''Dove Song" "Play at e Sea.
shore, "Christmas Tree.
Rose Huston, Luciio Rhoten, Myrtl-
lie Shipp, Helen Boynton; Bernard
Newby, Winston Williams, Hale
Code
Tone play-using Ball and Target.
Grade II-Miss Julia Iverson, teacher
Action song-"Tne Squire" J."
Song--Dramatization, Hickory, Dick
, ory, Dick"
Dorothy Zimmerman Mildred Ack-
erman, Opal Lucas, Doris Nye,
John Mimic, Truth Huston, Orva
: Kennon, Lloyd Moore, Robert Rey.
nolds, Henry Wesley Thielson.
Grade II.-Miss Mable Temple, teacher
japanese Tea--D Punchinelo,
l'dk games-(2) Muffin Man.
Dorothy Hobson, Helen Pollock,
. Clema Sanders, Odile Mathews,
Janice Kennedy, Perry Watcher,
Joe Gilbert, Robert Boynton, Al
bert Lewis, Turnes Flesher Earl
Douglas,
Grade III.-Miss Eta White, teacher
, Jac, o Lantern; blacksmith song
% Cecll Thompson, Clark MARI Carl
Walker, Ellsworth Metz, Nernie
Perry, Paul Sims, Manning Bross,
Daryl Chaplin.
Grade Iv.-Mrs. Mary Mcador, teacher
E'ancies.
I Autumn Leaves,
D America.
Patrons and friends cordially invited
10 O.
Mrs, Earl Eyre was hostess for tn
, W. A. i. Club Friday afternoon at ne
u North Capital street home. Decoration
consisted of potted plants and chrysan
, themums. The additional guests wer
Mrs. Bernard Brewster (Theressa Bene
, dict) and Mrs. Nelson, the personnc
! Of the club being Mrs. Nicholson, Mr.,
Hall Kane, Mrs. Fred Zimmerman, Mr.,
Charles Fuller and Mrs. w. B. Mniel
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