Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-11

IOfti ana pleasure OF tne American
traveller, has apparently entirely aban-
dOned that mission.
February used to see an array of the
unemployed rich setting sail from all
our ports for Europe, Africa, Asia, or
South America. Egypt Algiers, the
Riviera, Italy, Greece, India, the Philip
pines, Japan, China, the West Indies
all will look in vain for these well
dressed, money lined hordes to invade
and take possession Of their hotels,
restaurants, cabs, and other implements
OF travel.
The Panama fairs at San Francisco
and San Diego win profit by this gen
eral upsetting of the scheme of things.
Already Cnicagoites are girding their
lOins and selecting their best travelling
slaves for the "bike" across the con.
tinent. " And the interesting part of
1T all Ito Oregonlans) is that the great
er humber are headed this way, and
are prepared to leisurely take in the
state. Already Portland, realizes that
this will be the case and is making
plans accordingly, and although Salem
viii not come in for so large share Of
patronage it will not be altogether
overlooked.
Many out-of.town society folk will
participate in the masquerade dancing
party to be given tonight by the Ladies
Club in Moose nall Mr. and Mrs John
J. Roberts will entertain the Gland
SHADES of SiIyerton, Mrs. Slade having
been here for several days rs their
house guests, Mss Margaret Kennedy,
Of Roseburg, arrived last night and will
remain week or more the guest of her
sister, Miss Hazel Kennady. She will
also be an out-of.town attendant at
tonight 5 affair.
Mrs. Lee Williams, Of Newport has
been passing week with friends here.
To-day she leaves for Portland where
she will be entertained by friends fo-
another week.
Only one more number remains to be
given on the Students Lyceum Course.
under the direction Of Glenn McCad
dam. II will be ! ecture by DR..
Thomas Green, April seyenth
Tho boys class Of the First Presby.
terian church in charge Of Tinkham
hilbert met in the parors of their
church Monday evening, Glen Niles,
superintendent, also being present. A
social time was enicyed the election of
offieers for the following year also
taking place
lnetreat displayed In The work of the
Parent-Teacher Circle Of the Lincoln
school Is most gratifying, a number Of
efforts being under way to better out.
side and inside coalitions of their
school. An interesting meeting was
acid in the school building Tuesday
evening, state School Superintendent
Mauriss talking on Industrial Clubs.
superintendent Elliott, who was sched
ulcd to speak, being unable To do so.
n committee was named TO consider
the advisability Of arranging fc,- tax.
ing up the club work at this school and
VIII meet at a specially called session
next Tuesday evening to approve or
disapprove Of the plan. The plan sup.
gested last night was TO have the teach
era form the club, which would be
divided into several divisions each one
to be under the supervision Of the par.
ent teachers circle, thus dividing the
responsibility between the teacher and
parent.
The plan which has been followed
Of awarding the room which each month
has the best attendance at circle meet.
ings, . beautiful picture of Sir Gaa
had has proven most satisfactory.
Miss Ermine Bushnell IS room being the
succeasful one contestng this month.
March, ending the picture year. the
final possesso will be named nj TINT
time, when another picture will bel
secured,
A summer playground was also dis
eussed and will probably be conducted
the same as last year
Mrs. Evelyn Hurley Denny has been
elected assistant music supervisor Of
the Portland schools to fill the vacancy
caused by Msa tricda Keller rcsipna.
tion who a few weeks ago was married
10 Mr.. % O'Brien.
Mrs. Denny as Miss Hurley was
formerly head of the school of music.
Willamette University,
Fricnda and members Of the Artisan
lodge enjoyed the excellent program
furnished In Moose Hall mr nipht.
when q basket social was held for The
benefit Of tne RrtoFrisco girls Over
sixteen dollars was raised Another
benefit entertainment was planned,
which will be dancing party In
Moose Hall February twenty.fomth.
Miss Nettie and Miss LaVernc Glib
son ur the Gibson millinery store. went
to Portland today to attend The annual
millinery opening They win remain
for the week
The brotherhood Of American Yea.
men dance committee have issued about
five hundred Invitations for a mas
guendc party TO be given In Moose
Han Friday evening, February nlno.
tcenth. The affair iH to be strictly In.
yilational, aud coming as Il does no
near Washington X birthday will np
gcst tho colonial period in cvery way
M' hc committee In caarge
tu ny pleasant surprises. One
iuu be particularly effective.
fashioned minuct executed
Ms and boys in colonial
VII begin az nine. This 70
80 -..- -.hsqueradc dance given hyI
this lodge, the members and friendt
awaiting the event with ploasurahle eX