Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-16

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led by Mrs. G. II. Castner, Mrs. A. H..
Breyman, Mrs. A. King Wilson; room
A, Education" led by Mrs. G. II.
Pettinger; room b Home Economics ~
led by Mrs. William Fear; room G.,
"Public HEALTH" led by Mrs. Sadie
Orr Dunbar; room ID, "Art,' led by
Mrs. Alice Webster; 2:3O, vocal solo, Sc
lected, Miss Barton; 2:40, "TAe Folly
of Fashion," Miss Fannie Harley;
3:05, "Property Rights of Women, ~
Frank S. Grant, late city attorney of
Portland; $3.50, vocal solo, selected; 4,
Gland Grant and Waterways, >" G.. p.
Putnam, secretary to Governor Witty
combe; 4:30, resolutions; 8, adjourn
ment.
Wednesday night, president S night
1880, congregational singing, led by
Miss Magets, Mrs. Burkhardt, accom-.
panist; club reports; 8, congregational
singing, club reports.
Thursday morning-Call TO order,
minutes, unfinished business, new busi'
ness; 10, final report of resolutions
committee; 10:45, election of officers,
election of delegates to 1916 biennial,
invitations for next state convention,
installation of officers, Blest BE the
Tie That Binds" led by Miss Mayors,
announcements, adjournment.
Thursday afternoon - 1880, joint
board meeting.
All sessions ar open to the public
with the exception of the reception
Monday evening. which is for the dele
gates. the club members and their hus
balds.
BY cunnlngly hidden cards, the sup
per guests at the party given by Miss
Zoe Olmstead Tuesday evening, were
apprised of the engagement of Miss
Marie Bolinger and Gordon McGil-
christ both of Salem. In keeping with
the spirit of the occasion, miniature
cupids and hearts were festooned from
the chandeliers to the corners of the
room. The color motif of red was eff.
fectively employed throughout the
rooms with masses of crimson dahlias
and geraniums and the beautifully tint
ed autumn foliage. Five hundred was
played during the evening, the guests
eircling six tables. A reading by Miss
Regina Long and piano selections by
Miss Laura Grant were also enjoyed.
The decorative scheme was attractively
carried out in the delicious supper,
which followed, the salad adding gay
touch Of red served in red apples and
the ices revealing the heart emblem,
when cut. Those who assisted in the
serving were Mrs. H. f. Bolinger Mrs.
ID. d. Olmstead and Miss Zoe Olmstead.
Miss Boinger and Mr.. McGilchrist are
popular members of the younger social
set. The attractive hride-elect is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Bolin.
ger, and is prominent in musical circles
Of this city. No definite date has been
set for the wedding, but it will probab-
ly be an event of the early winter
The bride.elect will doubtless be the
inspiration for numerous social affairs
during the next few weeks. The invi-
rational list included; Miss Marie
Bolinper. Miss Alta Jones, Miss
Blanche White, Miss Regina Long, Miss
Marie Holcomb, Miss Ruth Mendenhall,
the Misses Mana, Bessie, Ava and Mary
Dee Putnam, Miss Laura Grant, Mr.,
and Mrs. Newton Smith, Mr.. and Mrs,
Paul Hibbler, Mr.. and Mrs, II. f.
Bolinger, Edward Pratt, G. d. Rauch,
Harry D0ust George Doust, Henry
Bolinger, Gordon McGilehrist, Ralph
widers, Robin Day, Milo Rasmussen,
One of the most enjoyable affairs of
the week was the reception given
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Il. O. Moll ON the Wallace
Road, by the Sweet Briar club, in honor
of MIR. and Mrs. Harold u. Roberts
who left today for Greeley, Colorado
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Chafte, VIII,
will leave the first of November fol
Canada TO reside permanently. The oc
casion also marked the fifth weddinl
anniversary Of the hosts daughter an,
son.in.luw, Mr. and Mrs. John Fergu
son. The rooms were gayly decorate,
with autumn leaves, sweet briar, scarle
gcraniums aud laurel, As token o
the regard in which those leaving wer
held handsome gifts were presented h.
Mrs $. +. kimhall, the president o
the club. MIR. Roberts spoke feelingl
Of their regret at leaving their neigl
bors. Rev. James Elvin made some aT
propriate remarks, alluding TO tn
!, charm of neighhorhood meetings sue
as the Sweet Briar club affords.
pretty feature was the presentation
of u goodly number Of wooden gifts t
the bride aud groom of five years age
while a unique closing was the ,singin
Of Scotch songs 10y William Calder, /
which the guests joined. Delicious r,
freshments were served, the hostess b,
ing assisted by Miss Mildred lmlal
Miss Mildred Bum, Mis- Nellie Taylo
and Mrs. W. G. Franklin. Those pre-
cnt were. Rev. and Mrs. James Elvii
MIR. aud Mrs. Harold ID, Roberts, "
and Mrs Ralph Chatfe, Mr., and Mrs. !
lP. Kimhall, Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Webb
Mr. and Mrs Glen Adams, Mr. an
Mrs, William Calder, Mr. and Mrs,
W, Beckett MIR, aud Mrs. NJ. G.. Pc
tvs MIR, and Mrs. Al II, Steiner, NJ
aud Mrs. A. II. Bum, MIR. and Mr.
Henry sherwood, Mr. aud Mrs. W.
. Franklin, Mr. aud Mrs. Jerry Ten
plcman, of Newport; MIR, and Mrs. Joh
Ferguson. Mr.. and Mrs. G. 4. Adam
4 Mrs. lcnnie llodson, Mrs. Jam,
, lmlaw, Mrs ". NJ Patrick, Miss Mi
, drcd lmlaw, Miss Mildred Bum, Mi
/, Margaret Steiner Miss Harriet BY
bee, Miss Nellie Taylor, Miss GAY
Beckett, Miss Carol 5. Dihble, JOSEF
, Bereh, Wilmut X, Moll. Gordon /
Moll, Russell Beckett, LockwoC
, Franklin.
A pleasant afternoon Of bridge W,
, enjoyed on Wednesday by the HapI
Hour Bridge club at the home Of Mt
. l.enta Westacott on Court street. Fol