Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-07

following guests: Mr.. and Mrs. R. b.
Houston, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. Shipley, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. s. Poisal, Mr.. and Mrs, George
Shaw, and Miss Kittie Harbord.
Mrs. John J.. Roberts entertained the
w. R. T. Card Club, Monday night,
especially honoring her guest Miss
Hazel Gillette of Grants Pass. Other
guests asked for the evening were t.
c. Smith, Jr., and Chauncey Bishop.
Miss Veda Cross was the successful
contestant for the ladies' prize, the
gentlemen prize going to Frank
Spear.
Mrs. Roberts was assisted by Mrs.
7. C. Smith.
Mrs. T. A. Livesley has as her house
guest her sister Miss Leonora De Beck
of Vancouver, b. G.. Miss De Beck
will remain until the latter part of
next week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Jason
Lee church met in their church parlors
yesterday at their regular session.
The following is from the Pendleton
East 0regonian:
Mrs. Henry j. Bean, former promi-
nent Pendleton lady, accompanied
her husband, who is one of the su-
preme justices, from Salem to visit
here during the May term of court in
this city.
Mrs. W. A. Cummings entertained
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Trade street, in honor of her daughter,
Evlyn's, third birthday. The six little
guests who were asked for the after
noon were; Gwendolyn Hubbard, Eliza
beth Waters, Grace, Lois and Margaret
Wells, and Master Robert Needham.
The dining room was attractive in
pink decorations, this color scheme be
ing carried out in the table decora
tions and menu. The tiny place cards
were tied with pink; the birthday cake
bore little pink candles, and this color
motif was effectively completed with
eenterpiece of pink roses and ivy.
Miss Evlyn received many pretty
gifts and the seven pairs of bright
eyes testified to the good time enjoyed
by all.
The east of the annual senior class
play of the U of o., which will be
given at the Eugene theater Friday
~ 10, IL ~ ha fAll lorrr utr1
dents, many well known in Salem
Ethel Tooze, Hazel RAIDER, Mae Nor
ton, Willard Shaver, Norton Cowden
Del Stannard, Wallace Benson, Iri
tStaggo and Earl Fortmiller, principals
Senior women: Edith Still, Ethel Kis
ley, Wilma Young, Rose Bosler, Grace
Tiffany, Ruth Smith, Flora Dunham
Bess Cowden, Ruth Beach, Catherine
Carson, Eleanor Mechanic, Georgia
Prather, Lucia Macklin, Lucille Yoran
Janet Young, Marguerite Rankin. Sen
ior men, Vernon Motschenbacher
Charles Reynolds, Everett Stuller, Hen
ry Foyler, Ray Williams, Harold Quing
ley, Elliott Roberts, George Stevenson
Alfred Collier, Vernon Gem, Bill
Murphy, Don Rice, Chauncey Casebere
Victor Burris and Sam Lyons.
Miss Mona Sehumway of Sheridan
a former student of Willamette univer
sity, who has been the guest of Mis-
Bernice Sauter, returned to her HON
Wednesday.
The beautiful silk banner which wa
won by the local lodge of Yeomen, il
a nation wide contest recently, will b
officially presented and accepted to
morrow night at the entertainment
given by the Yeomen in their hall
The banner was given by the Ney
York lodge to the outside lodge secur
ing the largest number Of new mem
bers during the months of January an,
February.
Coming at this time, when the Ar
Exhibit at the Central Library i
Portland is attracting so much genera
attention, the announcement made i
the last number of The Picture and Ar
Trade Journal, of Chicago, concernin
the twenty most important pictures
person should know is of much interes
Sometime ago this publication aske
the assistance of stt dealers all owe
the world in securing the "Geners
Publies" verdict of what were tn
twenty "most important pictures an
the list following gives the names {
the pictures chosen:
The Sistine Madonna, Raphea
Aurora Guide, REM; The Last Suppe
/. Da vienci; The Angelus, Millet; TIL
: Horse Fair, Bonheur; Christ in IL
Temple, Hoffman; Age of Innocenc
4 Reynolds; Mona Lisa, Da Vine
Dance of the Nymphs, Carrot; II
! Mill, Van Ruysdall; My Mother, Whis
Ter; Sir Galahad, Watts; The Avenu
: Hoffeman; Broken Pitcher, Greuz,
Cleaners, Millet; Madonna of Il
Chair Ranhpal. Immaculate COnce