Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-01

Lausanne hall again showed signs of
activity this morning when students,
sho had been home for the week end,
following the examinations for the first
semester, returned to resume their stud
ies. Miss Elma 0hling passed this per.
iod with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
x. Ohling, in Albany; Miss Winifred
Mcbride, of Corvallis, spending the
weekend the guest Of her sister, Miss
Mildred Mcbride, at the hall
Tne past matrons of Chadwick chap
ter No. 81, order Of Eastern Star, will
entertain the visiting members of the
order in the city, and the members CT
the chapter Tuesday afternoon, Febru-
ary 2, from until o'clock, in the
beautiful parlors Of the Masonic TEN.
pie.
A Parent-Teachers meeting was held
at the hayesville school house Friday
nignt. A splendid program was given
by the school children after which
County Superintendent Walter NJ. Smith
gave very interesting talk on ''In-
dustry." Light refreshments were sold,
the money from which is to be used in
securing play ground apparatus for the
school.
The meeting was in every way de-
cided success, and it is hoped by the
Hayesyille people that others viii be
given during the term
A most pleasant gathering took place
Friday evening wnen the neighbors and
friends of Morningsdo and Salem
Heights numbering about forty met at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs H. NJ. Law
10 was a we'll planned and successful
surprise. A delicious luncheon was sery-
ed later by Mesdames Robinson, Reeves
liulssy, Peck and Henderson, who were
hOstesses
Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Elliott, M
and Mrs. J. $. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs
q. A. Tharp, Mr., aud Mrs. q, NJ. Yors
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rench, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. d. llulsey, MIR. and Mrs G. A..
Paris, Mr.. Ellis Bennett and daughter,
Miss Ella, Mrs o. NJ. Reeves and daugh.
ter, Miss Vera, Mrs. G. G. Robertson,
Mrs. j. r. Pennington aud daughter,
Ronnaj Misses Lois Bason, Ruth Rob.
inson, 0rpha Elliott, Susie Bennett and
Alice RENTS, granddaughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Law; Messrs, Edward Robinson,
Claude Robinson, Ernest Bennett
George Elliott, Loyal Henderson, Wayne
Voris and Kinney IIulsey.
The progress and activity Of the
Mothers club Of the Highland school
is most encouraging to those who are
responsible ioC Its recent organization
Fifty mothers and friends gathered at
tho school building last Tuesday after
noon in their regular session. Dr. j. N.
Smith spoke ON the " Health of the
Child" giving much pertinent mforma
tiOn. Mrs. Victor Swartz cave two pi.
ano eolos, aud Mrs, .. y. Cooper gave
an enjoyable reading At each meeting
the room in the school having the larg
est representation secures the large pic
ture, donated to the school by the
Mothers club. Miss Ha2olett 5 room,
being the most largely represented, Sc.
cured tho picture for the coming several
weeks.
Mrs. Mari, McAllster is entertaining
ner mother Mrs. #. NJ. Finley, Of Cor
wallis, and her sister, Mrs. John Buchan.
on, 6f the same place They arrived
last Thursday and will remain for the
remainder Of this week.
A pleasing bit OF news comes from
Stockton, California, in the nature Of
AN announcement Of the marriage Of
Miss Ora Goodrich, eldest daughter of
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Goodrich, Of this
city, 10 Charles Jory, grandson Of Mrs,
Mary Jory, Of South Commercial street,
and former Salem resident,
The marriage was quietly celebrated
in San Francisco last Monday, immc.
diately following Miss Goodnch's re.
turn fran thrce.woeks visit to her
relatives IN Salem,
The young people win make their
homo Ia Stockton, whore Miss Goodrich
has been working for several years,
and where Mr. loty is interested In the
stockton Tool Works
Several complimentary affairs were
given for the blido.elcct during her
stay, her sister, Mrs. Claire G, Simcnl,
aud q number of her school friends xiv.
ing her linen shower ON January %.
Holden = go salutaus' was beau.
tifully interpreted by Fletcher Mcm.
turf az the Sunday morning services Of
~, Joseph y cuuch, II being given nv
an ofiertory selection. Although pIoc
tically new singer publicly Mr. Me.
iuturif' y work is receiving much com.
plimeniury criticism, his tones and
phrasing bciug excellent In the extreme.
Friday afternoon Mt two o clock nt
the first Presbyterian church the an.
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