Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-11
By MoNie Runcorn
r VERYONE is taking Keen inter.

est in the sale of Red Cross Christ
49, mas seals this year, and although
only one week s time has been devoted
to the movement, results are so salts
factory that it is expected that by to-
morrow neary One-half of the 5000,
which the Salem Woman club has sub
scribed, will have been received The
sale, however, will bontinue until about
the first of the year, and if the first
week s record can be relied upon as an
indication of the remaining time, this
year sales will be larger than any pre-
viously. Wednesdays sale at the Ladd
& Bush bank, in charge of Mrs. Joseph
Reinhart and Mrs. Earl McMechen,
amounted to $l4, the returns from yes
terday's sale, at the same place, con
Quoted by Mrs. W. NJ. Hamilton and
Mrs. Frank G. BowersOx, being $ll,
To-Day, Miss Nell Thielsen and Miss
Helen Deckabaeh were assigned to take
charge Of this booth, and tomorrow,
when larger number of shoppers will
be in the city, two booths will be pro.
vided to supply the larger demand.
Mrs. Ralph Watson and Miss Helen
West will sell in the Ladd 4 Bush bank
tomorrow, and Mrs, Paul Schmidt and
Miss Edna Josse will have charge OF
booth at the United States National
bank.
Mrs. j. II. Cradlebaugh is spending
the day in Portland.
Friends and heighbors of Mr. and
Mrs. h. L. Thompson gathered at their
home, 245 Lincoln street, Thursday
evening in honor Of their crystal wed.
ding The hours were spent with
games and music, after which light re.
freshments were served. Many useful
and attractive gifts were received
Those who assisted were; Mrs. Ella
Critcnlow, Miss Velma and Miss vi
Wan Bartges and Miss Sylvia Thomp
son.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs
G. y. Mcintyre, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Bartges
Mrs. Ella Critchlow, Mrs, Harry Rowe
Miss Velna Bartges, Miss Viviar
Bartges, Floyd Mcintyre Harold Me
lntyre, Sylvia, Cecile and Graci,
Thompson and Katherine Rowe.
The marriage of Miss Uva Derby t,
Mr.. Claud Morse took place last nigh
at the hone of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F, N, Derby, 537 Soutl
High street.
The Salem Woman s club will meet il
the chapel Of the Oregon state hospita
Saturday. December -, at 1880 o clock
Mr., VIM, l.. Finley viii lecture witt
moving pictures on birds of Oregon,
Miss Grace Daue returned home We'd
nesday evening, after two.weeks Wis
it at Ceutrala, Wash, where she wa
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, A. A, Woe
fel. Several parties were given in he
honor while there.
Tuesday evening December 3, a so
emn reception Of members into tn
Young Ladies Sodality of the Blesse
Virgin Mary was held at st. Joseph
church. Rev. Father =. Hogan preacl
ed an eloquent sermon ON the motive
and work of the Sodalty, and Rev, 4
A. Moore, director, received the cand
dates. A beautiful benediction wa
sung by the academy choir, in whic
Miss Marie Campbell sang the solo q
"Tanhm Ergo and Misses Elizabet
llalderman and Catherine Campbe
those of the go Saltaris. "
After the ceremony the young soda
lists were kindly entertained by III
faculty Of Sacred Heart academ,
Amusements were furnished in u
large recreation hall in the form {
guessing games, forfeit games, ct
Dainty prizes were awarded. Later
the evening, having formed for Il
grand march, the guests repaired to d
artisiically decorated dining ROOF
where delicious luncheon was serve
The festivities ended with a hymn
thanKs to the patrOness Of the Sodalit
and to the Sacred Heart,
A pleasant surprise was given Wa
rem Edwards by a number of his frien,
at the home of his parents on Ha2
avenue, Friday evening. The evcnh
was spent playing games, followed
dainty refreshments, Those enioyil
the affair were; Misses Ruth Needhal
Althea Anderson, Minnie McElain, la
Use Cooper, Mildred Atherton, Ann
Tade, Hazel IIagerdy, 0pan Gano, II
eel Cauo, Mabel Mason, Esio Maso
Messrs. John Gardner Warren Edwart
Walter Edwards, Alonzo Wilson, Gl
Holcomb, George Gardner, Harold Gar
Harold Anderson, John Hagcrdy, He
ry Linn Dee, Mr. Cooper Doris Brigl