Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-19

dent; Mrs. George G. Brown, secretary.
The members are: Mrs George G..
Bingham, Mrs. J. M. Martin, Mrs +. C.
Small, Mrs. George Pearce, Mrs. Perry
Raymond, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. II. Dayton,
Mrs. Lot Pearce, Mrs. Alice Dodd, Mrs.
tIugenia Gilingham, Mrs. L. G. Shipey,
Mrs. William Steusloff, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Chapman, Miss Stoughton, Mrs. Z. F.
Moody. ~
Felix r. Davis, eminent commander
of De Molay No. ), left yesterday for
! Ashland to attend Knights Tempar
conclave, which will be held Thursday,
\ September -. Others who will attend
/ from here are: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. h..
! Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Thielson,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. g. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. +. Shafer, who will leave for
Ashland Sunday night. Temple Hilla
Of Mystic Shrines will convene at the
same time and will I've officially visited
by the Imperial Potentate. Daring the
day grand cOmmandry officers, visitors
and ladies' will be furnished an attrac-
tive entertainment program. The free
dom of the city will be theirs, and auto
trips through the adjacent country will
also be given.
For the pleasure Of her brother, Ron
aid Jones, and Miss Emily Becht, a
graduate of the 1914 class of Salem
high school, Miss Ilda Jones entertained
: A number of neighborhOod friends Mon
day evening, at the Hon. NJ. l.. Jone:
residence at Lake Labish. The affair
; was in the nature of a farewell, Mr.
Jones, who has been spending the weeE
with his sister Mrs. A. NJ. Cannon, il
Portland, leaving today for Corvallis
> to enter the Oregon Agricultural col
lege. Miss Becht will attend school il
= Portland the coming winter.
! Those VINO enjoyed this pleasantly in
formal evening were: Mrs. Will .Jone
and daughter, Helen Ethel; Mr. am
Mrs. E. A. Harris, Margaret stoke
: Charles Snyder Walker Cole, Reese
o Floyd Burt and Fay Jones, ivan an
y Merle Fruit, Robert and Arthur Bales
< and Seth and Coils Massey
y. Thoroughly enjoyable in every deta
and considered one Of the mos success
>, full of similar affairs given in Salen
was the first picnic gathering Of tn
Indiana State association, held Wedne
!, day at the state fairgrounds, and whic
20 will be celebrated annually hereatte
Although weather conditions were NJ
II what might have been wished, the a
:; tendance was large, over $50 reglste
., ing. One of the fair buildings was use
ba as a gathering place, where at noe
the picnic dinner was served. HapI
= informality prevailed, and many frien'
and aeduaintances met after absence
of several years. "reminiscences We
oy exchanged of incidents and experlenc
Z. in former and present locations, al
~ upon roll call brief inpromptu speech
were called for.
The entertainment program was
H. unusual interest, containing as IT d
'o' Numbers by the renowned violini'
- Mrs. June Reed BabcOck, who IS Wis
~ ing in the city, and who is also fro
', the "Hoosiern state. Mrs. Babco
,oi was liberal with her assistance, giVil
several numbers, which included sever
"A old.time airs.
F. j. Carver delivered an interesti
o. 90 address, recalling the names Of Be
90 iamin Harrison, General Carnaha
James whitcombe Riley and Others Ill
tr;ous in the history of his native sta
os. Appearing on the program were so'
oo,, lof Salem's best talent. Colonel A.
|, ;, Baldwin pleased with a vocal solo,
Y, ~ snouding TO an encore. His aeeompa
'n 'nt ment was played by Frank i. Ne
u,n ~, berry Mrs. F. T. Porter gave readinl
ieb Old Glory" and 'FTfadin Joe, %
: :; selections from Riley Riley $ N
tae COW. Moo and "Piekaninny and v
=. ~ termillion" were Iuaintly interpret