Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31

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sisted by Miss Opal Hedrick, the teach
er. The following is the program for
the day:
Violin Solo ...........................Joh ohm Bush
Recitation .........................Lorn Simkins
Recitation ..........................Vi Viola Sohn
Fourth grade story..Leon Matthews
Recitation Vida White
Reading ..Reva Simkins
Vocal duet
Ethel Sohn and Alma Holldrege
Recitation ..........................Belle Fosnot
Filth grade story.............,......,,..........
Violin solo ........................Cloyd Cochran
Reading ...........................,.Coin Swanger
Reproduction of tory..,....,.................
Raymond Sheppard
Guitar selection .................................
Misses Hazel and Veda Ray
Essay ..............................M Mabel Smith
Reading Davis
Selection .............." Poor Old Maids"
Recitation .......................Nina Verseeg
Vocal duet
Mabel Smith and Althea Holdrege
The local brotherhood of wall paper
and paint dealers and hangers held a
most enjoyable social meeting at Union
hall Friday evening. Refreshments
were served and an informal good time
enjoyed.
The 4Sth wedding anniversary of
Mr., and Mrs. T. A. Ratcliff was OBJ
served at their home at Morningside
addition, Monday, January 10, by a
delightful surprise given them by their
friends. Their daughters, Mrs. Will
liam McReynolds and Mrs. George Vor-
IS, assisted by Miss Ella Bennett SER
wed dainty refreshments The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs.G A. Tharp, Mr.. and Mrs o.
NJ REEVES, Mrs. Geo. Peck, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. M, Law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
Bennett, Mrs Myrtle Henderson, Mr..
and Mrs Mode Reedy, Mr.. and Mrs j.
D. Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mercy
nolds, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Voris, Mrs.
L. St. Ores of Portland, iss Ella Ben
nett, Miss Leila Bowman and great
grand son, Malcolm McReynolds.
The 55th birthday of John Camp
bell was made a pleasant event by the
unexpected appearance of number of
his friends at his home in Yew Park
! Cards and music furnished the amuse
ment, after a delicious luncheon had
been enjoyed. Fifty-five wax taper:
decorated his birthday cake, which
proved an attractive centerpiece fol
the table. The guests were Mr.. ant
Mrs. Edward Pero, Mr.. and Mrs. En-
NETT Hinkle, Mr.. and Mrs. John Printz
Mr.. and Mrs. Amel Donaldson, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Otto Swiger, Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
Shedeck, Mr.. and Mrs. George Stankey
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Shrum, Mr.. and Mrs
Willard Campbell; Misses Ruth Smith
Margie Munson and Lillian Stankey
and Messrs. ArnO Campbell, Harry Dea
con, Mrs. Munson, Mrs, f. V. Race ant
Mrs. Il. Duncan.
The Davenport girls half sisters O.
the late Homer Davenport, are said tt
be preparing for a theatrical career il
Los Angeles, All are gifted musician
and Addie Davenport Martin has wol
some distinction as sculptor and ar
tist.
At tea recently given by Mrs. Er
nest Tucker of Portland, the engage
ment of Miss Polly Hewitt, h9r cousin
was announced to Lewis A Macarthur
a son of Mrs. Harriet Macarthur, an,
a brother of c. N. (Pat) Macarthur.
The Christian church held an enjoy
able hOusewarming last Wednesda
evening when 200 members gathere
at the new bible school that has bee
erected in connection with the churc
work. Refreshments were served an
short literary program presented. Th
! new building is to be used for Sunda
: School purposes.
Mrs. Charles Elgin was n recen