Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-25
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Lydia Herndon, Ruth and Lucille Thomp-
son, Ferol Flesher, Eula Kaylor, Anna
Hewitt, Annetta Magness and Grace
TownsOn, Esther and Ruth Bush and
Catherine Bartlett, Messrs. viii and
Henry Walkerbarth, Raymond Schmalle,
Judge Peetz, Sidney Dorsey, Plessinger,
Roy Remington and Filman, the Sunday
school superintendent, Mr. A. Il.
Schmalle, being present during part of
the evening.
Mrs. G.. G. Ellison and two children,
of Seattle, Wash, left Saturday morning
for their home, after five weeks visit
with Mrs. Ellison's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Penney, Of South CONNER
cial street.
The outgoing officers Of the Yeomen
gave a banquet Friday night at the
Moose hall to the incoming officials.
There was an attendance Of about eigh-
ty.five. After the banquet, the even
ing was spent in dancing. For the com
ing year, DIR. b. +. Pound will be the
honorary foreman of the Yeomen.
A most interesting item in a recent
issue of the Albany Herald follows:
Rev. James Dirikson Cummins, rec.
tor Of st. Stephen 8 Episcopal church,
Newport, Ore, for the past Is months,
and who held bi-weekly services at
the Albany Episcopal church, leaves
Newport Monday for New York, where
he will be curate to Rev. William NJ.
Geer rector of st. Paul's chapel, Trim
ity Parish.
This chapel is the eldest public build
ing and the only colonial church build
ing in New York. Immediately after
his Inauguration as first president of
the United States, George Washington,
with both houses of congress, came in
procession to st. Paul 3 chapel, where
services were held by Bishop Provost.
Mr.. Cummins was in Portland to as
sist in welcoming Bishop Sumner. He
passed through this city today for
Newport, where he will preach his fare
well sermon Sunday.
Mr.. Cummins' home is at smyrna
del. He was educated in Philadelphia
and came to Oregon upon being ordain
led. He succeeded Rev Francis Owen
Jones as pastor of st. Stephen 8 church
at Newport.
Mr.. Cummins gave much Of his timC
in the interest of Newport's public
schools. His successor has not beer
chosen.
Mrs. Edward Shank entertained the
wives Of the night employees Of th'
Portland, Eugene & Eastern Railroad
company at her home, 556 Union street
Thursday. Mrs. -. "A. Hawthorne ant
Mrs. 8. Mcconnell assisted in serving
During the evening Mrs. j. y, Schnei
der rendered several vocal selections
ThcOe present declared themselves II
favor Of tho organization Of a club, o
when the first business meeting will b.
held at the home Of Mrs. L. A. Haw
thorn, 1343 South Commercial street
Thursday, January 2s.
Those present were: Mrs. L, A, Haw
thorn, Mrs. Il. Mcconnell, Mrs. J. +
Schneider, Mrs. j. A. Stanton, Mrs
Joe White, Mrs. j. A. Seeley, Mrs. r. X
| Robertson, Mrs, Il. NJ Kavanaugh, Mrs
j. A, Sproll, Mrs. M, M, Meyer, Mrs
i Robert Hall, Mrs. Hauser.
Mr.. Robert Hall and Mr., J.. /
Schneider called during the course o
tho evening and expressed thomselye
in sympathy with the organization o
tho ladies club.
Ms. Seymour Skiff was hostess 70
hor informal club Friday afternoon cr
p tertaining additionally Mrs, Lloyd Fal
p mer and Mrs. George Skff who ha
been Visiting in the city. Tables wer
arranged for cards for those who wishe
= TO play, the remainder Of the guest
passing the time iwth needlework.
: Miss Alice Skiff gave several mos
plcnsing vocal selections during tn
time.
The regular fortnightly social sessio
: Of the Eastern star circle win TAX
place tomorrow afternoon Mrs W. A
Rutherford Mrs Amos Vass and Mr.
Frank Turner TO preside as hostesse
or interest 20 all club members wi
be the talk on travels In foreign place
by Mrs Alice II. Dodd.