Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-13

was showered with roses and bouquets
of fragrant springtime flowers. Late
in the afteiaoon, surrounded by her
floral tokens, her picture was taken,
and another was also taken with her
friends around asr.
Mrs. Pickett is loved by all who
know her, and those who know her are
many, as she is one of Salem s Oldest
residents, having resided here for about
Twenty-Five years Her husband, the
late Nathan Pickett, was a well-known
local business man.
Those who registered in Mrs. Pick
EFT s guest book were: Mrs. Rachael
Presnall, Mrs. Mary McCraeken, Mrs,
Bessie Pruitt, Mrs. Mary Moisan, Mrs.
NJ. Ward, Mrs. L. M. Roberts, Mrs NJ.
l.. Cookingham, Mrs. Ella Hardy, Mrs.
Julia Showerman, Mrs. Anna McMil-
Ian, Mrs. Laura White, Miss Vida
Moorman, Mrs. Rebecca Frazier, Mrs.
Lizzie Frazier, Rachael Gardner, Mrs.
". H. Ritehie, Mrs. o. F. Victor, Mrs.
Dellie Presnall, Mrs. Laura George,
Mrs. Elva George, Mrs. l.. IL Roberts,
Mrs Beulah Ratliff, Mrs. Lizzie Rat.
lift, Mrs. Dora Mcleod, Mrs. Sophia
Richie, Mrs. Perry Nathan Pickett,
Mrs. j. Struss, Mr.. Frances Mitchell,
Miss Eunice Waits, Mrs. Sylvia Smith,
Mrs. Minnie White, Mrs. Alma Ben.
nett, Mrs. Ann Shinn, Mrs. Elsie Town
send, RMS. Linda Cotterman, Mrs. Gel
istin Battey, Mrs, Mabel Ringle, Mrs.
J. C. Glaze, Mrs. Carrie Ross, Mrs.
Irene Hoxie, Mrs. Josephine Hockett,
Mrs. Mary Wooten, Mrs. Anna Car
penter, Mrs. Kate Pemberton, Miss AL.
tia Hockett, Miss Bernice Roberts,
Miss Elsie Victor, Miss Bessie Shinn,
Miss Ollie Richie, Miss Isabel George,
Miss Fay. Richie Miss Daisy Carter,
Thelma and Mary Pickett, Miss Min,
nion Cotterman, Dous Irene Ross, Ruth
Townsend, NJ. s. Mcleod, w. B. Pick.
ett, and Masters Robert McCraekeD
Elvin Pruitt and Everett Bennett.
Miss Winifred Byrd will present ner
talented pupils, Miss Mabel Smith, Miss
Margaret Rodgers and Miss Dorothy
Pearce, in a musical at her home the
: last of this month. Invitations will be
issued.
: Among photographs recently finished
at the Grover & Welgel studio, of Sa
lem children who will be represented
in the Temple of Childhood at the
Panama exposition IN San Francisco
) are those of Audra Louise, daughter OF
, Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Allen; Marion, lit
tie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j. II
Rankin, and Lucille Helen, daughter o.
2 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Thomas.
I Miss Margaret Gill, art Instructor a
' willamette university, has some beau
tiful specimens of china painting il
her studio, including the newer fla
| enamels, with the older conventional
semi-cOnventional and naturalisti
work well represented. Most of th
I work was done by pupils.
Miss Gill expects to have her an
nual exhibition of pupils work late
: this year, probably late in the sum
mer or early in the fall.
Her work is constantly gaining favo
4 and much in demand for favors an
bridge prizes. 7AI y
About 100 invitations will be. issue
shortly to parents and friends of tn
pupils of Mrs. Walter A. Denton, VIII
a will be presented in recital at Mr.,
4 Denton IS studio in the early part O
June.
4 Hugh Jones and daughter, Mis-
4 Mabel, and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Maie
4 arrived last evening from England an
\ will make theE home in this city. Nj
4 Jones is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
s. liam Jones of 1888 Center street.