Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21
Social and Personal Notes
By MoHie Runcorn

Meiwin Paget, Jacob otocker, Harvey
Toby, Lelano Shackett, Franz francis.
Harold Jory, Bruce MeDaniels.
Attendants al the morning services
yesterday at the First Mrthouist church
were given dchg 'ful treat, Nine.
June Reed BabcocK appearing hcforc
them ununnouneed in violin numbers.
rendering "Art Thou Weary" ana
" Nearer My God to Thee. airs Bah.
eock. who is TO play in concert this
week, has given much pleasure by the
selections which she has graciously con.
sented TO give on various occasions. Her
friends here are anxious to keep her
With them, and should they be success.
fal with their persuasion. salem musi,
lovers may have the privilege Of hear.
ing this brilliant musician again oui
side of her concert engagement.
Mrs Babeoek has been shown much
informal atteRtion while here. Last
night Mr.. aud Mrs. j. l.. Peet1. OF
whom she is house guest, compliment,
eel her with an attraetiyely appointed
dinner. laying covers also for Colonel
l.. j. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ~.
feet2, Miss Seva Pet.z, Nliss Audrh
Pcetz, Mrs. lucy Dernerger aud Mis-.
Ethel Stinton.
With Miss Bcryl Holt, Miss Gene
We've Avison and &fss Mildred Bar
tholomew responsible for the success Of
the affair, members of the Young Wo.
mems Christian Association OF William.
cite University entertained new stu
dents of the university at Chestnut
Farm saturday afterngea.
Miss Theodosia Bennett left for
Portland yesterday, where she goes TO
take up her new assignment as instrue.
tor In Eincon high school Miss Ben.
nett is popular IN church, social and
educational circles here. She is grad
uate Of the 1917 class Of Willamette
University and has taught in the Sil.
verton and salem high schools, resign.
ing her position in the latter institu
ton TO accept her prerent place.
Complimentng Miss velva V. Dickin.
son OF Portland, Mrs. ). p. MeCracks u
laid covers for additional guests satur.
day evening az preitiiy appointed
dinner.
Miss Dickinson il sister Of AIbro
Dickinson, former Saiem resident who
Is well known here. She has been a
weeks guest Of MIS-. J.. J. Larsen, Of
south Commercial street, returning %
Portland Saturday Miss Dickir/ n's
engagement TO Earl X. Weller has been
announced, the wedding 10 be an event
of early October.
Mrs. r. T.. Newoerry reeeived the
members Of the Oriental Embroidery
club Friday afternoon. This club ha.
been organized three years, meeting ey-
cry two weeks. The next meeting, how
ever will be postponed one week ow.
i1g 10 the state fair. Members are
Mrs, j. Biewer, Mrs Donaldson. Mr..
Gleason, Mrs. j. A. Hobek, Mrs. Rich
ard Kreisel, Mrs. George Labsfee, Mrs.
y T.. Newberry, ST. Mrs Niehion. Mr..
d. W. Pugh. Mrs. Jacob Rice. Mrs.
Charles sehwab, Mrl Walter ~. smita,
Mrs r. W. Wallace.
Mrs. Niehlon win be the club next
hostess.
Friday afternoon Mrs Il. G.. Rreisel
and Mrs. David w. Pugh entertained
the mother = rlass of the First Meth.
odist Episcopal church AZ the esidenee
gf Mrs. Kreisel b.. Bertha Stuart, al
The University of Oregon. talked on
The General Hygiene Of Children.
This was Dr.. Stuart > taird appearance.
who with others will discuss bygiene
snbieets in salem during n school
year.
Mr.. u. D. Olmsted celebrated =
birthday yesterday, entertaining with
an informal dinner Besides Insmbers
of her family, additional covers were
laid for ". and Mrs. M r. Menilesobn
and Miss Marie Bolinger
Miss A. MrCnil0eh, the 0ptOnetri.f
will leave tomorrow morning Tor New
port, where she will take Yasafion
until October J. In ihe msaaiime her
0ifiee will b. moved from iis present
location a. 2ai North commeseial 70
the se,oaa floor of lac Hubbard buil.l
ing.
A cent a word wiH tell your