Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-19
By MOBILE RuNcoRN

A "high jinks" party Tor former
Salemites now living in Portland was
held at the Aaks Amusement PARK Sat.
urday. About 5000 attended. A big
basket lunch was served and the
links" were participated in by all.
Those in charge were: Mrs. b. II. Bow.
man, Mrs. j, j. Murphy, Mrs. J. W.
Cook, Mrs. w. b. Crane, Mrs. r. II.
Dearborn and Mrs. s. W. Church. The
board of managers was composed of
General w. II. Odell, Judges r. s. Bean,
@. Il. Wolyerton and w. N. Gatens, j.
X. Gill, p. l.. Willis, Judge Seneca
Smith, Phil Metschan, sr., Ex-Governor
I. t. Geer Charles A. Johns, DR.. c. Il.
Cline Edgar B. Piper, of The Orergon-
ian; b. Frank Irvine, OF the journal,
and Rev. d. L. Gray. Some of those
identified with the "jinks" were:
John W. Minto, A. B. Croasman, John
B. Goffey, John Knight Charles b.
Moores, Phil Metschan, Jr., Paul Sproat,
Colonel Robert A. Miller and Anderson
M. Cannon.-Oregonian.
Mrs. M. .. Baldwin of Salem is spend
ing two weeks in this city, the guest
of Mrs. l.. Baldwin. Mrs. NJ. P. Bald.
wins husband is attending the Shrin.
ers' Conclave at Atlanta, Georgia.
Independence Monitor.
The members of the Teacup Club
were guests at charming affair Sat
urday afternoon when they journeyed
to Salem to attend social function
given in their honor by Mrs. A. V.
Swarthout formerly Miss Gertrude Me
Bee of this city. The Swarthout home
in Salem was fragrant and attractive
in an arrangement of roses and Cali
fornia poppies, yellow being the pre-.
vailing color scheme. Corvallis young
ladies and several Salem invited guests
spent the afternoon very pleasantly,
needlework and music providing added
interest. Later the ladies were taken
to the dining room and seated at a
daintily appointed table aattractively
arranged in California poppies and yell
low tinted place cards to mark the
position of each guest. A delicious two
course luncheon was served by Mrs.
Swarthout. The Corvallis ladies' re-
turned home on the evening train
Corvallis Times.
Filling three automobiles, tae follow
ing made up a party motoring to Will
holt springs Sunday where they en-
ioyed an outing and a picnic lunch {:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Graber and sons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Anderson and daugh-
ter Darelle, Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Fuller
ton, Mrs. Sarah Farmer, Mrs. Wilson,
Miss Arlene Ohm, Miss Violl Murray,
Miss Annette GRADER.
The John Steelhammers, of Wood
burn, were guests of Mrs. Steelham.
mer s father, j. F. Goode, Sunday.
The training department for nurses
of the Salem hospital under the super
intendency of Miss Lillian McNary,
will mold itssannual commencement ex'
ercises at the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow evening.
An especially brilliant program has
been arranged, with John Claire Mon
teith, of Portland, secured for two
solo numbers.
Hon. Lawrence T. Harris Of Eugene
will deliver the principal address, and
the diplomas will be awarded by George
P. Litchfield. The Peerless orchestra
will render several selections, and an
interesting feature will be pipe or
gan number by Louis c. Meier.
Members of the graduating class are:
Clara Bertha Kirscher, Ruth Isabel
Watson, Laura Matilda Humphreys
Anna Frances Humphrey, Beda Karo
lima Erickson and Elinor Martha Hear
ing.
The program follows:
Overture" Northern Light" Weid
Peerless Orchestra.