Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-21

MeSSrS. IL. y, hennOuj LesLeT OWarLZ,
Ernest Bush, Allan Jones, Roy Huddle-
son, Allan Cason, Ernest Howe, Lon
King, Jack Williams and Earl Dane.
Six classes, composed of 240 high
school girls, are organized for folk
dancing, under the direction of Miss
Ethel Merriam. Last year few exhi-
bitions Of open air dancing were given
in this city and were so much admired
that the coming spring will doubtless
see much of it.
The Men 3 Liberal club was address
ed Wednesday evening by A. M. Dali
rymple, who advised the appointing of
superintendent of public welfare as
the first step toward helping the un-
employed. At the same meeting Dana
Allen gave an interesting talk on
Washington.
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The latest methods in canning are
being demonstrated to high school
students by Miss Bertha Edwards of
the high school faculty, and Luther j..
Chaplin, agricultural expert, classes be-
ing organized Thursday.
Last Thursday afternoon the
Thought and Work club met at the
home of Mrs. R. A. Harris on North
Cottage street. Mrs. +. L, Purvine,
Mrs. Clayton Young and Mrs. W. F.
Fargo led the discussion following the
reading of an article on the life of
Jane Addams. Mrs. Carl Elliot will
entertain the club next Thursday.
Several club women Of this city are
planning to attend the lecture to be
given by DIR. Woods Hutchinson in
Portland, February "a, under the aus
uices of the Portland Woman's club,
Mrs. P, II. Fisher entertained the
Mob Hill Rose club last Wednesday,
her guests being Mrs Martha Ettner,
Mrs. Mary Neyhart, Mrs. M, e. Yaple,
Mrs. Lottie Fisher, Mrs. Anna Bennett,
Mrs. Mary Fisher, Miss Lena Yaplc,
Emma Wilson, Dorothy and Viola
Fisher and Miss Clarence Wilson, who
left Sunday for California.
Last Tuesday evening the Marion
Lawrence Adult Bible class of the First
Methodist church were entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Young 254 North Front street. Re.
freshments were served and games en-
ioyed.
The Ugo Tgo club of Salem Heights
entertained last Friday evening at a
large valentine party, a number Of
invitations being issued to the young
people of the Libetry district. Re-
freshments were served and in a voting
contest prizes were awarded Miss
Frances Blunck and Grover Hensley,
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McMinnville Elks are arranging to
hold a circus in that city February 27
and 2s, in the auditorium. As this
lodge was formerly a part of the Salem
organization plans are being made by
n number of local people to attend.
Among the things billed are performing
Shetands secured from the Al. G..
Barnes shows for the occasion.
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A Willard tea, in honor, of the late
Frances Willard, was given Tuesday
afternoon at the w, C. II, U. hall,
Quite u number attended and the af.
ternoon was spent pleasantly with a
short musical program, and serving re-
freshmcnts.
A party in honor of Washington s
birthday was held at Claiming hall,
Friday afternoon by the Woman S AL
lance Of tho Unitarian church, An
enjoyable program was prepared, con
sistiug of patriotic readings and musi'
cal selections, Miss Ethel Fletcher
and Mrs, y, Trott were hostesses
Mr. and Mrs, w. S. Hale Of the state
Training School were honor guests at
a dinner party last Wednesday even
ing given them by other Officers of
the school. Daffodils and yiolets form
ed the spring like ccnterpicces for the
Itnblo ,vhnrn pnVprs ware laid for