Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
Social and Personal.

BY MoLLIB RUgOORE

chorus which has been training undel
the direction of Dean Frederick S
Mendennall, will be heard for the first
time here, and the event has been Gag.
erly awaited by not only local music
lovers but by out,of.town music pa.
irons as well.
Next Wednesday evening, June 9,
the final meeting Of the Parent. Tea cher
circle of the Lincoln school will be
held, when parents, teachers, pupils,
friends of the school, City Superinten.
dent and Mrs. o. NJ. Elliott and the
directors and their wives will gather
on the grounds surrounding the school
grounds for general good time. The
occasion will be featured by singing
of old songs, Miss Irmine Bushnell, mu.
slcal director of the school leading.
Each room of the school will furnish
their especial songs, and the hours will
conclude with the serving of an ed.
fashioned picnic supper around the
blazing campfires.
Mrs. 0. G. Kennon entertained the
Silver Thimble club Of Silver Bell cir.
Gle, Women of WOodcraft, at her nome
wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. P. L. Frazier was hostess for the
Elite Embroidery club Thursday after.
noon, Miss Ethel Frazier and Miss
Glance Haynes assisting. Mrs j. A.
Bernadi will entertain the club at IFS
next meeting.
The election Of Officers for the De-
gree Of Honor lodge will be held next
Monday evening, the installation TO
take place the first week in July
The benefit put on at the Oregon
theater for the ''Niki Klabanneyj
camp fire girls was largely attended,
ana was one of the most enjoyable and
interesting programs given for some
Liine' The first number was given bv
me members of the camp fire and
heir guardian, Mrs. George Fox, who
presented the effective "Lightipp tbe|
,andle" ceremony The group was
ormed arolnd glowing camp fire.
ne girls in their costumes singing
amp fire songs. Small Jeanette sykes
SISTED with this number. giying on
!itorpreiatiVe dance. Miss lnez Den.
lson delighted with her singing of an.
roPrIate song. Miss Marion Emmons.
talented young violiniste, gave mum. )
ers, ana was warmly received. The t
'me performance will be repeatrd
gain tonight.
Ihe Ladies Of the Maccabees gave n a
hard times" social in their hall in Ir
'e Mccormack building Wednesday .
,nIg; .e4lng; A delightful program was t
,,ndered, with the following numbers;
lano solo, Lulu Hcglen; reading, Mrs.
: w. Gurtiss; piano solo, Emily Phil. fl
PS; harp solo, Mrs. Heglen; reading f.
uIh hoSebraugn. Following the pro, Il
ram prizes were awarded Those re. Ia
ilYng them were: For neatest ladies' !, I
ostume, Mrs Smart, whose gown was +
la1e OF newspapers in pleated STYLE II
'lth a pIeated girdIc of pink paner,
pr most ridiculous ladies costume
Ilss EuIaIa Lindsey; for most ridicul,
% y, men costume, Warren Lindsey. "
Iter the awards were given suppcr !"
as announced, and II collation. in keen. n
Z wltn the affair was served. safe. !,
RIA style. 1t had previously been an. =, a.
,,uhced that those coming in any bnt "
nara times, costumes would be fined II
cordmgly Mrs. May Shank and Miss y u
sers being appointed to act as Of u
rlals to see that all rules were com.
led with, Mrs. Elizabeth Read being i.
9 supreme office holder. The conf 4
lttee on arrangements was Mrs q