Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
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BY MoLLIB RUEOoRE
BY MOLLIB RUH00RH

Mrs. Nellie McGown, worthy grand
matron Of the Eastern Star, made her
official visit to the local lodge, Tues
day evening, leaving yesterday for
Turner to inspect the work there. Dur
ing her brief stay she was the guest
of Mrs. George II. Burnett. A six
clock banquet was served in her hon
or in Masonic Temple by the lodge peo-
pie, followed which the work was eX'
emplified, and two initiated into the
order. For Mrs. MeGown's s pleasure
brief program was also given, con
sisting of a violin solo by Miss Joy
Turner; reading by Miss Ethel Thomas,
and vocal solo by Miss Ermine Bush.
nell. Mrs. McGown has already visited
cighty.nine lodges, over one hundred
being included in her itinerary.
DR.. and Mrs. c. T. Cooke and daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret of Seattle are be.
ing entertained as the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. G. NJ. Lockwood of north
Commercial street. The Cooks former.
ly resided here and have many friends
here who will join in welcoming them.
They are to make an extended stay.
The Ladies Aid society Of the First
Presbyterian church has its monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. George
j. Pearce, 267 north Winter street, Fri
day afternoon. The additional hostesses
will be Mrs. w. W. Moore, Mrs. T.. c.
Small, Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb, Mrs. NJ. l..
Triple, Mrs. A. +. Marcus, Mrs. A. D.
Kelsey and Mrs. j. X. Mills,
Lester and Leslie Morris, of Salem
were the honor guests Tuesday
evening when their mother entertained
with delightful birthday surprise
party. The little folks enjoyed out
of.doors games until the supper hour
Circling the tables were Halle Comp.
ton, Harriet and Pauline Smith, Evelyn
Poulson Vera and Loretta Jermstcd
Elsie and May Smith, Lilly Policy,
Georgia Wilson, Gussie Thomas, Maur
ice Wagner, Moht Miller, Robert Day
Eugene Kennedy, Otto Engdall, Avery
Thompson, Jessie Smith, George Tsch.
udi and Glenn Morris,
Mrs. G. u. Mclntire and daughter
Mrs. A. N. David, and Jean Frances
David, leave for Lebanon this evening
for weekend visit with Mrs. McIn
tire s sister, Mrs. r, l., Gibson.
An Oregon boy, Gordon Davis, of
Salem, is getting lot Of publicity
down Mt Stanford university for the
dramatic work he is doing in the Stan
ford English club. On the evening of
April % and the afternoon Of April
"a the club will present Sherwood ~
Alfred NWes stirring spectacular for.
est play, An account of the plans
says that "Mr. Davis is east as Shad
ow.of.a.Lcaf, n most important and diff
ficult part, The role is big one
and offers plenty Of chances FOR Davis
professional ability. Davis, who has
newly registered at Stanford is Of the
theatrical professicn, having toured
the Orpheum circuit and worked in
stock. ~
Also in the cast Is Earl House, OF
Forest Grove, Ore, in the role Of Prince
John.
An enjoyable card party was given
in 81. Joseph s hall last night by tn.
members of 81, Monica 3 Altar society
Mrs Frank Mcdonald, Mrs. A. j. pa
wilson and Mrs. j, y. HcenNn were the
committee in charge, arranging 9
| pleasing musical program to be giyer
in connection. Prizes were awarded {,
| Mrs. j, d, Nadon, Mrs, August llucke
stein, Albert O'Bricn and Edward 1t
| Bold.
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Miss Helen Hunt daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs j, II, Hunt, of Shaw, VIII,
passes the school year in Salem will
the u, l., Sleeves aud who recently re
wmcd her studies nftcr a serious i'll
ness, has again been obliged to discou
tiuuc ncr high schoo, work and is be
ing .orod for at the homo Of her par
rents,
/ Mrs, NJ Turner Mrs. Lcttio lloagu
and Dr. H. q, Turner, Of Portland IN
rived Tuesday evening to be guesta o
/ Mr. and Mrs, j. N Turner at thcj
country place near Salem, in Polk rour
.ty Mls Turner and Mrs Iloaguc wi
remain for week, Dr. Turner loayn
this morning ON u business trip TO Tillr
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