Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21
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Leaving Tor Seattle Saturday after.
noon, Miss Katherine Gooiing will en-.
roll as a student in tne University OF
Washington. Miss Uooding attended
Mills college last year. she Is a daughs
ter OF the late JofH tioodinI of Al
pany, and has made her nome m salem
Win her sister, Mrs. Frank Bogardt,
qulng the Summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Hartley and
daughter, Mrss Catherine. left Tor Wal
la Walla kgiday. Alter nsief STAY
there they will visit Mrs ,.artley sis.
ter, Mrs. W. II Pennington, IN Ontario,
and will also attead the HOund-up in
fcndleion before their r,turn.
Members O.. The a, Niiiary OF ST.
Paul S parish were entertained by Mrs.
A. NJ. Crawford Friday afternoon.
Following Il business session, which in
cluded talk ON the election of a
bishop for Oregon 10 take the place OF
the late Bishop Scadding. by Rev. Rob.
ert ;. Gill, q social hour was enjoyed.
Airs Walter Van Winkle pleased with
several vocal selections, accompanied at
the piano by Mias Lillian Slater. Later
Miss Slater was assisted by Miss Helen
Wood in serving.
Mrs. T.. a. Sf6ey.left for Portland
this morning and viii remain until the
latter paft of the week, being enter
iained by friends.
Miss Hazel keeiet, daughter Of Dr..
and Mrs. ID. y. keeler, with Miss Eta
lyn Armstrong Of SccttsE Mills, will
leave tonight tor Los Angeles, Cal, 10
attend religious training school. Miss
! keeler enters 'Hpon her second year,
Miss Armstrong entering upon her first
years work. Miss Keeler has been
spending her summer 5 vacation in Sa.
lem. She is.a -gJaduate Of Salem high
and is slr-srtist OF much talent.
Mrs. Ethel Cox, Of Mehama, will
leave for the same place within week,
aud will also take a course at this
school.
Miss FsIU Hobbs, secretary to GOV.
ernor West, is the subject Of decided.
l.y interesting article ly Ray Sprigle,
iin tae October numper Of the Wide
World maeaziaa II is entitled 1.-THE
Girl Who Game TO Copperfieldi Ii is
graphic account OF her recent exper.
ienee in the little eastern Oregon city,
aud in conclusion adds; e Now the
women Of Oregon are taking abont
electiug Fern Hobbs governor OF the
state, huge Isrritory bigger and rich
er than many. European countries
Stranger things hare happeBed 10 the
west. where the past and the present
meet and clash, hut il viii be many a
long lay before toe girl. feats is FOR.
gotten.
Miss Helen Mercer. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs ". L. Mercer, left saturday
Tor Corvallis 10 re.enter the Oregon
Agricultural college Miss Mercer, q
former student of Willamette uniyer.
sity, j. second year attendant at o
4. &.
Oider residents " Lausanne hall en-
tertamed informslls for the incoming
students Al the ball Friday evening. II
Was planned as a gei srqnaiuted a.
fair, and is annually successful IN en-
eoura ging a friendly atmosphere among
the Young women who se 70 ypead q
year in intimate relationship.
Officers elected for ihis semester in
the Laessnne hall ciub are Miss Leila
Lent. president: Miss Elmo OhiiBg, vice
president; Edna Belhngs, secretary, aud
Fanny Mrkannen Treasurer
Mics Gertrpds Eakin received the
members rf The senior elsss II the uni
yrssity a. her home saturday night. -.
terfaining iafsfmailt. I-ae class Is rom
posed cf Aiss Helen Pear,e, FisfeHee
Page. Kate Barton. Mary Cere, Alice
Fields. Stella Gfaham. Mildred Be rthDi-
omew. Leila f.eHt. Mildred Ms Bride.
Keith Van Winkle. rIars sshhoffe.
Daisy Nsikey, Esniee Miller. Naomi
Runner Eric Bolt, Emery Dean. Glen
MeAdam. Paul Irvine, Harry Irvine.