Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-27

a. AJeDtttuh W iht MlNtb VI lut ltRlb
lators and the newly-elected state Of
ficials will take place at the home OF
Mn. Charles X. Spaulding, 965 Conrt
street, Thursday afternoon, given BY
Mrs. Spanlding and the members Of
tho Thursday Afternoon club, composed
Of prominent society women.
Professor Walsh, Of the Willamett,
university, has been engaged to take
charge Of the music Of the First Pres
bytcrian church, beginning the thirt
SUNDAY in February. For the morninl
services a quartet choir has been en-
gaged. In the evenings there will be q
choir Of young people.
Tao church has just finished its an
nnAi financial campaign. Tho work
Was 10 charge Of financial committee
who put 30 men out on the work, and
praeticsily every member of the churcl
was seen and the campaign finished in
oHe day.
The following item, clipped from a
Pgtland paper Of recent issue, will
prove IN interesting bit Of news tC
many here who are personally aequaint
cd with the girls mentioned:
MiRs Edith Gregory, artist, who ro
turned home from a six years stay
abroad al the outbreak Of the war, /.
holding an exhibition Of her paintainRs
at Kelley's art store this month, having
Gpened last Saturday. The paintings
are for the most part landscapes OF
scenes in northern Germany. Miss Greg
Ory is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Willinm M. Gregory. During the siS
years OF hor stay abroad she has work
cd with eminent artists and has done
aomc splendid work. She and her sis.
ter, Miss Lenore Gregory, who wat
with her abroad studying violin, nad
shipped her trunks just prior TO the
declaration Of war and have Just re
ceived thom within the last month
Their six years work was largely rep
resented in their music and paintaing,
inelu1ed in their luggage, They have
deferred any public recital or cxhi
htion Of their work until now, await
ing the tracing Of their trunks.
Miss Lcnore Gregory Is a particular
friend Of Miss Gaynl Baldwin and wa,
mentioned by ner In her letters recently
published. Both girls studied violin to
getheT in Berlin, the war bringing tn,
Gregory sisters hOme, Miss Baldwin
remaining to complete her musical edu
cation.
Mra. John Bayne is passing fort
night in Portland, the guest Of relatives
and frieRds.
This is examination week at william
ette university, tho elimination Of
which win be fittingly celebrated with
n iOliification, Friday evening, in tn,
gymnasium. At this time all casseI
viii bc expected TO furnishe som,
"stunt" aud all join in making II III,
merieSt Kind OF success
Miss Violet Welbmne entertained he
informal Crook" club Friday evening
at tao Welboru home on Ferry street
Assisted BY her sisters, Miss Grace anC
Miss Edith, the hostess entcrtaind IN,
following; Miss Esther Copley, Mis-
Lacy Hinton, Miss Margaret Carrot
Miss l.orilR Bolter, Miss Marion Col
man, Miss Ethel Trindlc, John Brocr
Henry Compton, Carl Mason, Chestc
YaRtis, Percy Reed, Forest Welborn
aud Earl Gregg.
Tho "Octo Dancing club, compose,
Of ten couples of boys aud girls, al
high school students, have been havinl
most enioyable sessions this winter
meeting frequently properly chaperon
%, McMahcn hall being the scene o
mOst Of their gatherings,
Arrangements have now been mad
for Mts. Louise Cronise Benjamin 20 in
struct this cotcre Of Young folk in tn
latest steps. Bi'monthy instruction
clHslss will be held, and 1t is cxpccte,
that the membership list win be OK
tended TO include others Of the younge
set
Mrs. y. q. H. Fryer entertained IN
Tocta Embroidery club Of shaw, Ore
last Wednesday Mrs. Reigsiekcr, VIII
has Just returned from the war zon,
spoke Interestingly Of her experience,
Luncheon was served by the hostes
during the afternoon, Those prcscn
were; Mrs, Orcn Moves, Mrs, j. I
Towle and son, George Edwards, Mr.
Joseph Ruekle, Mrs. VIII How'd, Mr.
". A. Kccnc, Mrs. Ivan Putnam, Mu
Chris Peterson, Mrs. Erwin Wells, Mr
Elliott, Mrs, John Darby Mrs. Charlie
McAlliutey, Mrs h, A, Rlevins. Mr.
Gcu-ge Amort, Mrs. Joe sherman, Mri
Jake Reigsichcr and Miss Katie Albul
An entertainment, unique In detail
from which the proceeds will be used d
a church benefit viii be given thi
evening AZ the homo Of Ms, \, J
Millard, g0li n sl.cn' corner of Mort
Eightcenth The hcL,fi ID ~ Ne
"parccl pos, affuir and IS 70 b. Rf,
by The Englcwood circle Of the Fir'
Methodist church, Each of the fort
members have bccu working in the h
tcrsst Of the gathering for some tim,
each sending two or moro requests