Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-26
BY MoLL1E RuNcoRN.

The all-engrossing feature of inter
est on next weeks calendar will be
the large public reception at the Y. W..
G. A. s rest rooms next Tuesday after
noon and evening, at which time the
managing board of the Woman s club
will formally turn over the rest rooms
to the recently organized Y. w. @. A.
AS chairman of the social committee,
Mrs. George Pewtherer, with her as
sistants, Mrs. Frank Spears and Miss
Olive Metealf, has assumed charge of
rangement of the affair, which, in ad-
dition to its social attraction, will
have an especial appeal to all inter
ested in civic betterment.
The members of the board Of direc-
tors of the Y. W. c. A, composed
Of Mrs. John H. Albert, Mrs. L. T.
Barnes, Miss Matte Beatty, Mrs.
Chauncey Bishop, Mrs. Mildred Brooks,
Mrs. A. N Bush, Miss Oda Chapman,
Mrs. f. A. Elliott, Mrs. II. c. Eppley,
Mrs. VIM. E. Kirk, Mrs. John II. Lewis,
Miss Nina McaNry, Miss Angie Nc
Culloch, Mrs B. c. Miles, Mrs. C, A.
Park, Mrs. G.. w. Pewtherer, Mrs
Frank Spears, Miss Ellen Thielsen
Mrs. R. S. Wallace. Mrs. Dunsford and
Mrs. c. G.. Brown will be nostesses
for this occasion, and during the after
noon they will receive between tnC
hours of 3 and 5 o'clock, AMI in the
evening from to 10 O'Clock.
During the receiving hours the mem
bers of the organization, who number
about $50, will be greeted, and most
cordial welcome will also be extended
to the general public, for whom tbs
rest room has been secured and t,
whom it has been dedicated.
A motor party composed Of thu
Ashel Bushs, Frederick Thielsons, T. A
Livesleys, Melvin Plimptons and Mis-
Aline Thompson have planned to leav,
for Portland, Friday, where they will
be Joined by other motorists goinl
from there to Rhododendrum Inn, nea
Mt. Hood, where they will spend tn
weekend.
Suggesting the days Of powdere,
hair, Dresden gowns and courtly man
ners, will be the musical given by tn
Junior piano pupils of Miss Beatric
Shelton shortly at the First Congrega
tional church.
The small folk who will take part il
this affair were participants in the re
cont "Children s Cornwall and o
this occasion will wear the quaint colo
nial costumes noted at That event.
A special program is being prepared
consisting of musical numbers bearin
out the conception of Americas mos
picturesque period.
Invitations will be issued.
Mrs W. D. Matthews is sojournin
in California, the guest of friends
Los Angeles, Berkeley and otner {
the southern cities, spending most {
her time with her son, Ralph Ma
thews, in Berkeley, who is an expe
chemist with the Capital Refining cor
pany of that place. Mrs. Matthew
was Miss Blanch Brown before h
marriage, and one of the most popul,
girls in Salem social circles.
The annual picnic of the Philodorif
and Philodesian Literary societies
Willamette university will be held {
their old-time picnic grounds up Il
river Saturday of this week. Profess
and Mrs. Peck, DR.. and Mrs. SweetlaI
and Miss Chapel will chaperone Il
party.
Three of Salems most talented m
sicians, Miss Margaret Rodgers, Mi
Dorothy Pearce, and Miss Mabel Smit
will be presented by Miss Winifr
Byrd Friday afternoon at her home
Court street at private musical.