Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-18

tiilchrist, Sr., at the social service
meeting at the Unitarian church, sun
day evening, Miss Isabel McGilchrist
PLAYING his accompaniment. Messrs'
Gregg and Randall, of Willamette uni
versity, delivered the orations.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Godward enter
tanned as weekend guests Mrs. >. I.
Hardy and daughters, Louella and Hell
ena, of Portland, and Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. f. Booth and their Children of Tur-
ner. Friday, Mrs. GOdward had as her
guests Miss Schmidt, intermediate in
structor in the Marion school, Of which
Mr.. GOdward is principal, and several
of her pupils, who came to Salem to
participate in the county spelling con
test.
Mrs. Julia Bross Pinnell was accord
ed most complimentary reception Sat
urday evening when she assisted with
vocal numbers on the entertainment
program given by the Parent-Teacher
association of Brush college. Mrs. Pin
nell was programmed for several num-
bers but was obliged to respond to en-
cores. She was accompanied by Miss
Bernice Clark at the piano. Mrs. Pin
nell also sang the same day at the
graduation exercises Of the Brooks
school, Mrs. Frank Frickey accompany
ing her, the latter also being asked for
piano solos. Mrs. Pinnell, whose work
as a member of the First Congregation
al church choir has given much pleas
ure, is rapidly becoming favorite on
entertainment programs. Among her
more recent appearances at public
gatherings were the Appomatox day
celebration of the G. A. R. at the ar
mory and the public school program
given at the library during the recent
art exhibit.
Art patrons learned with much re-
gret cf the intention of j. Marion
Crook to return to his former home in
Seattle. Mr.. Crook is well known
throughout the west, and particularly
the northwest, as painter of rare
ability, and Salem art lovers had hoped
that he might decide to locate here per-
manently He has been passing sever
al months in Salem, the display of his
work at the Frame Shop and in his stu.
dio in the Hubbard building attracting
much attention, Water colors, the work
Of his local art class, exhibited in the
display windows of a number of the
downtown shops, have demonstrated
his ability to develop the artistic tai
ent of his pupils. Among pictures
shown have been those by G. M. Ep-
pley, Henry Lee, Mrs. II. G. Trover,
Mrs. Ida NJ. Lister, Mrs. T. j. Cronise,
Miss Frances Penn, Miss Leita Hayes,
Miss Marie Thomas, Miss Marie Bon,
nell, Robert G. Pauus, Ralph Mercer,
Herman W. Barr, Fred Paulus, l.. G.
Spitzbart
The lawn party to have been given
at the home of Mrs. S. A. Manning, ll6
Marion street, Wednesday evening, by
the Industrial society of the First Bap.
list church, has been cancelled owing
to unpleasant weather conditions.
Miss Ruby Cornell was the weekend
guest of Portland friends.
A large delegation Of Salem folk left
~ for Newport yesterday to attend The
session of the Grand lodge Of the I. 0
! o. 4. and Robekabg. ToSiobt the loon
J. drill team of Rebekah lodgo ie IN nv
cmplify installation work oTiqinoted h,
: them. The convention will c6ntinnc e.,
the week, many stayipg for tba cntir,
session. Among those 9oing From bor,
were Mr.. and Mrs. r. " Simernl NTr
and Mrs. w Alison Cnmmings Me- I
Philip Terry Mr.. and Mrs. John Corn
Stone. Mr. and Mrs A. Unmord Mr.
l.. X. Page. Mrs. Ruth Anderson NIrs
+. l.. Waters. Mrs. Mary How'd Mr.
and Mrs n Tyrell Mrs Anna HiilIa. m .
Mrs. Elya Estes, Mrs. Jcnnie Tbomaa "
MIR. and Mrs. j. 4. Mills. Uarynv Wall
err, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. J. w yonng
Miss Ethel Fletcher. Mrs, EIi2ahetl
Adair Mr. aud Mrs. A. NJ. Clougb, Mrs
son, Mrs, 4. j. Anderson .hJco "ov' on,
Mrs. Galloway. Mrs. W. d Sibri%h,,
Mr., and Mrs. {. +. Albm, MIR. md Nrs
l.. n. Licknl Mr. Uat,ia we %n.''I' ''nu NlS
Willis. A group of lodgs membnt5 frn., 1r,a
other places Joined the salem deloSa
ton, all going from here, From Pnr,
land there was Phil Me,scban. Sr on,
from Silvcron, MIR and Mrs Thomn M"
Riches, Mr.. and Mrs. William nrap'
Mr. and Mrs. William Hiberlv, Mr. an