Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-09

Professor urlIIlnj OF Lhe OltBVh hB
ricultural college, gave an illustrated
lecture on the City Beautiful movement
TO the residents Of North Salem, at the
Grant school, last night, under the di-
reetion of the Parent Teachers asso.
citation. There was general discus.
zion of the subject and much interest
manifested beh by the younger as well
as the older folk. Corvallis residents
have long been interested in the beau
tifyiug effort and much has been ac'
eompIished along this line in their city
Several plans for activities are under
way in North Salem for the cOntinu'
ance Of making this locality more at
trsctive, and they will be carried out
Ms rapidly as possible.
A special meeting was held Saturday
afternoon and another took place this
afternoon at the home Of different
ones interested in the cleanup move.
ment. The fifth of each Of the months
Of April, May and June have been des.
ignated general cleanup days, and it is
planned TO continue the efforts until
every portion of North Salem has been
cleaned and reached by the beautifying
effort.
me Parent'Ieacher eifcIe OF the LIN
coin school meets this evening at the
school house at half past seven o'clock
The program "lll De an especially IN.
teresting one. BESIDES the Singing OF
old songs by the society, mr. blumeh'
Durg WIN give TWO selections on tne
Mther.harp' superintendent Eiliott VIII
give the address or the evening on
Mhat EdueatitG Is OF MOST worth.
tlnal plans Tor tne elup Work VIII also
be taken up ana discussed
Ths picture Tor attendance WIN be
gwen to the room which has had the
best percentage OF attendance OF par
ents at the meetings during the entire
year. Everyone Is cordially invited to
be present
Mr. and Mrs. +. w. Cook were the
inspiration for an enjoyable surprise
last Thursday evening, about foctysoi
event. Miss Mignon Oliyer and Mis-
Frances Penn delighted the guests will
readings, and vocal ana Instruments
selections were likewise enjoyed. Thos'
present were; MT and Mrs. Floy'
Nhltei Mr.. ana MIS-. >. H. VAN Mr.
nnd Mrs. a. g. smith and daughters
holen ana flolencei Mrs Rachel Reed
er Mr. ana Mrs. W. u, Frunk, MI an'
Mfs farker, MIs' >. H. Ohver Mis-
Mlnion OhNer, Mr. ana ms Thomas
Mrs' y. H. Fisher Mr. Ivan Martin
mrs' hila wilson, MISS stella Wilsor
mr. ana MIS- o. r. fenn Miss France
rem, MT ana Mfa' a. L' Daring, Nj
ana Mrs' Matock, Mrs. Mary Rodgers
Nr' ana Mfs' iHa,al Imgho, Mr., an
Mrs' v, H. Cooh' MIS- N"ma Letilnl
"en, Mrs, george MchlnHie' M re
Wilgeg Dr. ana Mls, W. q. Assell
mis' MARY beWleN MISS huth Smltl
hirs' NolIle Knox and Mrs, Given.
mrs, A. IT, Brown VIII entertain th
iTiscliia cnb Thursday afternoon a
her home on South Commercial street
surprise birthday dinner was give
at the nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. E. MAJ
tin, 1860 South High street, Sunday. A
of MIR. Martins children and gran,
TO surprise him on the occasion of h
birthday. Not only his birthday b,
those OF three Of his grandchildren an
two children were celebrated the
birthdays coming this month. On
pretty feature Of the dinner WI
the serving Of the ten children
separate tables, the centerpic
Of which was huge birthdi
cake, with candles representing II
years OF each Of the five birthdays.
Being an ideal day, oulof. door reci
ations were participated in.
Thoa present werc Mr. and NJ
IL. n. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. q, l.. NJ,
Tin, Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Witzel, j.
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. William Stan
ION, Mr.. and Mrs Tom Bowms, Mr.. a
Mrs. Andrew Lowry, Mr. and Mrs.
N. Witzel, Is. Campbell, Miss Nal
Campbell, Misses rlHda and Bcul
WitEel, Misses Thelma aud Hazel NJ
tin, Miss Alta Martin. Messrs. IL
meth Martin, Clair Martin, Harold $
pletou, Richard and Thomas Hugh
aud Master Dolphme Wtzel
fenger," and an attractive picture
tho couples discussed ON board
steamer, appeared the following il
In yesterday mornings Oreponinn,