Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-14

sented; Reading by Miss valeria
Briggs, "He Was a Prince" solo by
Miss Eleanor Colony, piano solo by Miss
Katheryn Vincent; piano solo, Miss
Lucille Kuntz; bloomer drill, by the
ladies of the circle.
The Ladies Industrial club of the
Baptist. church were entertained by Mrs.
Lowell L, Tweedale last Wednesday
afternoon; vocal solos by Dorothy Twee.
dale and Mrs, James o Neil gave much
pleasure; Misses Jennie Calvert and
Helen Adkins assisted in serving re.
freshments.
Mrs. Flora Clark entertained the
Christian Women's Board of Missions,
of the First Christian church last Friday
afternoon. Work of interest to the
cause was discussed and dainty refresh.
ments served.
The Civil War Veterans were enter
tanned at banquet last Saturday after.
noon by the Sons of Veterans, covers
being laid for nearly 100. The Stars
and Stripes were everywhere in evil
dence and a pleasing military toucn
was given the affair by guard Of
honor, who received the guests. The
affair was thoroughly enjoyed by all,
the delightful weather enabling largo
number of the older ones to be present
Miss Evelyn Reigleman entertained
the members of the Epworth League
last Saturday evening. Refreshments
were served, Mrs. j. G. Reigleman ha,.
ing attended to this enjoyable part of
of the program very carefully, Games
were played and an informal program
presented. Perry Prescott Reigleman
gave two excellent dramatic readings,
while Miss Evelyn Reigleman, an ac-
complished musician, favored the COM
pany with two piano selections.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church were entertained at Silver
tea Wednesday afternoon at the homo
Of Mrs, j. P. Frizzell. A delightful
feature of the meeting was an address
by Mrs. Carl H. Elliott on "House
keeping on the Canal Zone" Mrs.
Elliott is the wife of the new pastor
at the Presbyterian church, and spent
, some time at Panama when her hus-
band was stationed there.
Mrs Louisa Forstner entertained the
sewing society Of the Women's Relief
Corps, on Thursday afternoon, at her
home, 265 North Commercial street.
The usual diversion of needlework AMI
delightful repartee made the hours pass
pleasantly. Miss Blanche Liston gave
reading and was heartily encored,
responding gracefully with another
selection, A dainty luncheon was
served. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Ed LaValley, Mrs. Viola Tyler and
Miss Cordia Virgins. Among the
guests who enjoyed the hospitality Of
Mrs. Ferstner, were the following visit
ors: Mrs. Mary Depison, Mrs. Brun
dage, Mrs. Laura Arpke, Mrs, John D
Turner, Mrs. Lick, Mrs. Myra Dotsea
Mrs. Meyers, Miss Marie Bennett, Mis-,
Blanche Liston, and Mrs. A. Il. Harris
of Brooks.
AT the Bible school bungalow of the
First Christian church most enjoyable
musical and literary program was pre-
sented on Tuesday vening.
An all.day meeting Of the Interdo
nominational Missionary society wa
held Friday at the First Presbyterian
church. Missionary work was dis
cussed, and luncheon served at noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Boersma pleasant,
entertained a party Of friends at card
Tuesday evening at their home on Cen
ter street. Four tables were used an,
$500" was played. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
The Cherry City Thimble club me
/. with Mrs. James jerks last Thursda,