Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-19

Charming &oudc Adams, Is not
frequent visitor IN Salem aud realizing
this Salem fol-, aB well as a large mum
ber Of outoi town people, eagerly
awaited her coming, and in appreciation
Of her superb talent filled the Grand
Opera HOute 70 capacity lat night,
when she appeared iu Lcr popular sc.
bicie, "Qmlity Street. The occasion
WAS something NJ q society event mum
or0ns parlIeg forming for the event.
among those noted iu toe audience rep.
IcBenting local society were the AAhel
Bushes, Frederick Thichcns, r. A. Lives.
lcys, j. l.. Stockiona, Walter spaum
ingH, Donald MilcE II II, OllugcB. D.
!. FryB, Homer Gouleya, T.. fIofcrs, j..
a. Camons, Edwin l.. Bakers, George
". Browns, Chaunccy Bishops, William
Burghardts, Jr, D. ]. Towards j. W.
Churches, q. NJ. lIamitons, and many
Others. Among the out Of town people
present entertaining with parties, were
Dr u. j.. Slarbuck, q. l.. Chder, W. j.
kacrth, g. Is. SuHbcrg, K. ". Ewing, all
Of Dallas; y. j. Butler, H. y. ord, Of
Monmouth; X. g. Allen, Dr. C.. W.
Keene, of 5iiycrton; H. Gprniobst. Of
iialscyi j, M Ringa O.. o. Crawford
of Siaytou; T.. s. Eycndcn, o. j. lIolcn
and N. 8. rittman, Of Monmouth. anr
superintendent Wpdswohh Of m,
Chemnwa training ga0ol
Mr.. George y Burnett and Mrs. Ed
ward Weller have Invitations out for !
reception 10 be given a. the Buuet
icnldenrc ThufBdhy afternoon, June -
~ will Orclpy q prominent place On th
Eummrr 's ca.eudar and will honor Mr..
thaTlcA Hueiatt, Ristorln.law of Mr.
Weller, VI Hood River
The Palugi.e Tea given vs. Mr
IraAs Lss psi,nn,a, state regent o
ne y. 3. r. ~ hrf eouEtfy plac,
" kpls of liIiia. Monday, stand
ggi pre- Fg.Hellly at one 0f ,ae mo.
fksfMiHg tHeI', NJ 'lr week salci
nVg4sl flgbls 10 mrmDeuhip file
nuHrfpgs rsr motoring over for N
afternoon other chapters ln Dallas, NJ
Ninnulisi silNcron and Albany, bcin
likewise represented ln honor of FLA
day decorations were perfected Iu M
national cuiorS. Flags, patriotic i
mgnia, and gutntitio8 Of flowers
these colors bcautiicd the rooms n
tea table being particularly attrciiy
Tho ccntcfpieco was solid mound
flowers In the tri.colors, blue lafI
spur forming n lower tier; snowy rant
tuft the second with the center fill
with crimson rose blooms. White, d,
and blue ribbons were used across II
table. Mrs. R o, Scnucking upcryis,
the decorating aud received numcro
compliments upon the charming cffc,
Mrs. N. II. LOoncy of Jefferson, ~
Mrs. Henry u. Thlulscn presided at n
sam0yam and Mm Homer Smith an
Mrs. G.. g, Best cut the ices Ml
William Conncl Dyer, Mrs Fran
Spears, Miu. q. r. Cndet Of Dalla
Miss Ellen rhiellcn, Miss Ola La Moi
Clark, Miss Marguerite LUncy ~
Mus Mary Creed Howard assisted
serving. The honor guest was Nj
Levi y. Tracy Regent Of Linn Chapt
OF the y. A. r. Of Albany She "a
a most pleasing address during lac al
ernoon, Mrs Kara Brown Sayn
reading appropriate paragraphs on 4
flag, Miss Madeline Miller, who Is v
iting hero from Illinois, conlHbut
patriotic selections on the piano Nj
William 7, Lord wpB present, rcprcsci
ing the Colonial DIMES The nift
was tho first formal sociul gathcri
FOR the local chapter which IN In form
tion aud was most delightful In eve
respect, and especially successful In
Hpiring greater interest IN the work
uf organization Thone present besid
ihoe already named were, Mira. j,
Beach, Of Portland; Mrs, &. l., Grid,