Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-29
BY MoLL1E RuNcoRN.


The Salem IS women s club will close
its work for this season with the cleo
tion of officers, which will take place
Saturday, June 13, classes having al
ready discontinued their activity.
On this date a general review of
the years work will be made and also
plans made for the. ensuing years
work.
The picnic planned to have been
neld by the members of the West Cen
trail circle Of the Methodist church, at
the 1. ID. Bennett residence at Oak
Grove, last week, which was postponed
owing to the weather, will be held next
Thursday.
Those who will enjoy the day of
outdoor pleasure are: Mrs. B. L.
Sleeves, Mrs. Laura McAdams, Mrs. j.
II. Baker, Mrs. R. R. Jones, Mrs Cath
crime Brown, Mrs. T. B. Cooksy, Mrs.
Preston Miller, Mrs. James Graham,
Mrs. t. w. Brasher, Mrs. George Hatch,
Miss Daisy Hawkins, Mrs. W. H.
Byars, Mrs. T. b. Burdick, Mrs. Kurtz,
Mrs William Boufler, Mrs. ]. II. Harter,
Mrs. l.. H. Compton, Mrs. l.. Clark,
Mrs. H. Vandervert, Mrs. Hazelton,
Miss Alice Hatch.
The program for the benefit of the
Grant school playground will be given
on the lawn Of the school building to-
night, the following taking part: Pro-
fessor Miller, Roth quartet, Miss Lulu
Fuller, Mrs Fred Bruer, Miss Fac Coin,
Miss Inez Dennison, Miss Mignon Oliv-
er, Miss Marguerite Flower, Miss Flor
ence Valentine, Miss Powell, Mrs. Theo-
dore Roth, Professor Fletcher and Miss
Genevieve Frazier.
The Mothers club of the First Meth.
odist church met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. B. H. White. Election of
officers occupied the principal part of
the afternoon. Those chosen for the
coming year were: Mrs. r. R. Jones
PRESIDENT Mrs. A. f. Hunt, vice presl
dent; Mrs. William Kirk, secretary
and Mrs. Voorhees,, treasurer.
A social hour followed, Mrs. White
being assisted by Mrs. W. S. Dotson in
serving tea and sandwiches.
The club's 8 membership numbers six
ty-five.
Last Wednesday evening, following
the business session of the Ladies OF
the Maccabees, committee, consisting
of Mesdames Newton, Budlong, Nc
Daniel and Read, ushered the members
into the banquet room. There they
were served daintily appointed sup
per. Tne decorations, consisting Of rel
and white roses, were greatly admired
2 by all, and called forth much weli
deserved praise for the committee il
charge.
Later the members returned to thei
lodge room, where they were JOINED
by the Sir Knights, and dancing be
came the order of the evening
A quintet, consisting of Misses Reb,
Beers, Eulala Lindsey, Blanche Moffit
Myrtle, Hudlien, and Joanna James
accompanied by Mrs Nellie Mound
rendered several pleasing vocal and in
strumental selections during intermis
sions. Mesdames Baker, Lindsey, Bah
bington, Sepir and Smart have il
charge the social part for the mex
regular review, and the members ar
looking forward to what promises t
be a most enjoyable evening.
Mrs. Roy Shields was hostess for tn
Thought and Work club Thursday aft
ernoon. Roses in red made effectiv
decorations for the different rooms
Guests for the afternoon were: Mr.
Lee Unruh, Mrs. Frank Purvine, Mr.
r. N. Harris, Mrs. Mary E. Newtol
Mrs. Clayton Young, Mrs Dora Arm
Mrs. Roy Shields, Mrs. Addie Gran
Mrs. d. c. Burton, Mrs. Hattie Bezie
Mrs. Theodore Roth, Mrs Emma Nil
ton, Mrs, W. A. Copley, Mrs. Erne:
Anderson, Mrs. E. J. Roth, Mrs. Al
nes Putnam, Mrs. Clara Bunch, Mr.
Earl Fitzpatrick, Mrs. L. D. Frey, Mr.
E. Z. Fisher and Mrs. W. F. Fargo.
Miss Florence Miller of the Portlan
Railway Light and Power Compar
was hostess at a delightful dinner give
for the following members of the P.
l.. P. Co.'S office force, at her hon
on Fairmount Hill Thursday evening
Miss Edna Anderson, Miss Leno
Staley, Mr.. Homer Ingrey, Mr.. FIR,
Boynton. Mr.. Lloyd Springer, med
cal student of Portland, being an a
ditional guest.
Later in the evening piano selection