Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28
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willamette university members of the
junior class Of 1916 were entertained
Saturday evening at the U. Il, Holt
home, 1852 Oak street. The event
marked the opening of the social ae-
tivities Of the junior class. About
twenty-five guests were present, among
whom were Professor McMurray, of the
English department, and Professor
sherman, of the Educational depart
ment, who were the honored guests.
The class colors, yellow and brown,
were, pronounced in the arrangement
of the color scheme. Nasturtiums were
gracefully bowled in the living room,
with tall lavender and white asters
vased in the living room The guests
played rook during the evening.
Assisting the hostess, Miss Beryl
Holt, in receiving were the members of
the Junior class social committee, who
are Miss Ruth Boyer, Elmo Ohling and
Max Ball.
Playing an important part IN the So
cial life of the university, the Lau-
same nall club has elected its Officers
for the winter. The members are the
goods who stay at the dormitory and
the officers whom they have honored
with election are Miss Leila Lent, of
Portland, who will act as president;
Miss. Elmo ohing, OF Albany, vice
president; Miss Edna Billings, of Ia
coma, secretary; and Mss Fannie Me-
Kannen, Of Union, treasurer.
Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Mott, of North
Commercial street, entertained their
sons, DR.. Lloyd Mott and James W.
Mott, of North Bend, last week. This
is Dr. Lloyd Mott S first visit at home
with his parents since he began his
practice in eastern Oregon two years
ago. The family celebrated the event
by spending part of the time at New
port The boys returned Thursday to
North Bend, where James Mott, who
is studying dramatic art, will stage a
play, Arizona" this week, will B.
Mott, n younger son, who has been
spending the summer at Lakeside, is
expected home today, preparatory to
resuming his studies at the University
of Oregon medical school in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Kimball have as
their guest Mrs. II. l.. Grimes, of Co
lumbus, Ohio. Mrs. Grimes is Mrs.
Kimball s sister, and she is enjoying
ner first visit in Oregon at the hand.
some country home of the Kimballs in
West Salem.
Coming west, Mrs. Grimes spent
some time as the guest Of her neice
Mrs. Rollin Bateman, in Colorado
Springs This is the premier western
visit that Mrs. Grimes has made and
many little affairs have been planned
in her honor. Saturday Mr.. and Mrs
Kimbal and Mrs Grimes were visitors
in the Rose City.
Entertaining for their son, Dent0r
Francis Dalrymple, Mr.. and Mrs. A, M
Dalrymple, Of 1853 South Capital street
invited seven boy friends of Denton I
on Saturday afternoon to their home
The guests and the age of the young
host were alike in number Games
which are dear to the hearts Of boys
were played and then the young STAG
party WAS ldheH W IL Uldtlhtc Pdlll
and later enjoyed refreshments. Tit
boys were Ralph Hamilton, Alvin Bur
ton, Clarence Hamilton, Karl Steiner
Arthur Hamilton, frankie Shafer an'
Master Dalrymple,
Mrs Jay Bowerman and children vii
spend the winter in Corvallis. Mrs
Bowerman is a graduate of the Oregon
agricultural college and she is planning
on furtaering her study at that insti
tuition by taking advanced work ther
this fall.
Guests at the V. W. Ohmart home OIL
South Commercial street are Mr.. an,
Mrs. Chauncey Ohmart of Ona, Oregon
who have been spending "A fortnign
with Mr.. 0hmart parents, Mrs. Oh
mart was Miss Gertrude Phelps befor
her marriage and has many friend
here The Ohmarts have been spendin
the summer in Salem and expect to re
turn to their home Thursday,
Saturday evening marriage eert
mony was read which united Miss Gel
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