Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-16

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Those wao enjoyed this most delight
full affair were, besides Mrs. Truitt,
Mr. and Mrs. william G. Knighton, DR..
and Mrs. 7, G. Smith, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles L. MeNary, Mr.. and Mrs. 3.
Chauneey Bishop, Mr., and Mrs. Asahel
Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Roberts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Livesley, Mr..
and Mrs. Rollin X. Page, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. G. Sargent, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Coanel
Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Brown and
Miss Stout.
Miss Marguerite Rankin, of Port
land, former popular Salem girl, was
entertained during the week by Miss
Hazelle Erixon, and Mrs. Joseph Rine-
hart at the home Of the Frederick A.
Erixons on Oak street.
Miss Rankin is graduate Of the
1914 class Of the University Of Ore
gon and member Of the Kappa Alpha
Beta sorority.
Next Monday evening the final re-
eeption of the series given by the fac
ulty of the university will take place
All who have received invitations to
previous events who were unable to at.
tend will be cordially received at this
time. College songs will again be Civ
en- for the pleasure of the guests and
the hours will be extended from seven
to half past ten o'clock. Prominent
! women who will assist the faculty will
be; Mrs George H. Burnett, Mrs.
Warren Truitt, wife Of regent of the
University of Idaho, from Moscow,
Idaho; Mrs. X. j. Hendricks, Mrs. John
II. Albert, Mrs. George ]. Pearee, Mrs.
, o. M. Elliott, Mrs. P. H. Raymond, Mrs.
l. Fl. Van Winkle, Mrs. B. l.. Sleeves,
Mrs, Robert Eakin, Mrs. A. N. Bush,
Mrs. c. 2. Bishop, Mrs. E. T. Barnes,
Mrs. r. s. Wallace, Mrs. M. C. Findley,
/ Mrs. A. A. Lee, Mrs. j. G. Moreland,
Mrs. John ]. Roberts, Mrs. Chauncey
Bishop, Mrs. f. A. Elliott, Mrs. X. N.
t Avison, Mrs w. L. Kirk, Mrs. Frank
l Meyers.
/ President and Mrs. J. H. Talbot, DR..
q and Mrs. b. L. Sleeves and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. II. Van Winkle will appear in
t the receiving line with members of the
+ faculty,
=
Pupils Of Mrs. Julia Bross Pinnell
this afternoon gave an afternoon of
T. De Hardelot, at the First Congregation.
Y al church, These events will occur FIRE.
n quently throughout the winter, each
$ interpreting the work of different com.
j posers. MISS Gertrude Eakin, Miss
lnez Dennison, Miss Gussie Niles, Miss
= Isobel McGilchrist all appeared today,
- giving only De Hardelot numbers.
/"
= For the pleasure of her brother and
: his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Woodruff,
% Of Los Angeles, who have been passing
y a month here as her guests, Mrs. Viii
y liam P, Babcock entertained q group
of close friends at an informal evening
|, musical Tuesday, the nvtational list
= including about twenty-five local music
~ lovers, A most delightful time was had,
!, veal and instrumental numbers filling
: in the hours. Botn Mr., and Mrs. Wood.
= ruff are gifted unsteady, the former at
one time being n leading sOloist in the
y larger Salem churches, and has also
1t becn prominently identified with aetiv-
tiles in these lines in other places where
= he has resided. Mrs Woodruff is the
q possessor of most beautiful voice and
o is soloist at one Of the foremost
n churcaes in Los Angeles, Both contrib.
uted numbers at Tuesday night . af.
~ fair, others VINO took part being Miss
'e Ermine Bushnell, Miss Marie Bolinger,
r. Miss Margaret Hodge and Mrs. John
It Arnold, Miss Beatrice Shelton playing
Ie the accompaniment for ALL
o. The hostess was assisted by her
T. daughter, Miss Amelia.
Mrs. Babcoek 's parents Mr. and Mrs
John W, Woodruff, who have beauti.
ia ful country place north Of the city
r. came in for the event. Mr.. aud Mrs
,e Woodruff, before their return nome
ir planned to pass few days with friends
70 in )ther places IN Oregon. They left
,g Salem Wednesday, going 10 Portland
IN The Dalles and Hood River, expecting
e to return to the former place again 70,
n. day, to take passage by steamer fol
"a their home.
NJ Ms. J. +. Flanders, Of Portland, who
L. has seen passing several weeks In Sa
n. lem as the guest Of her sisters, Mrs
Ia. h. y. Griffith and Mrs. Frank Meru
IN dith, has been honOred with severa
" pleasant affairs. She was joined by her
10, husband, wno holds responsible post
ton as a government employee, Tuesday
nt who arrived from Washington, d. G.
nj whore he had been on official business
be During his soioun in the east, Mrs
te Flanders has been entertained in Sa
lem. Before her marriage she WIS Mis-
Lillian Mctchcn and formerly rcsidct
n. here.
II. For her pleasure Mrs. Harry II
n. Olingor gave beautiful siS.eover lun
N, cheon Tuesday. Decorations were VI
ne IN pink, from the dainty place cards T.,
10. the candies, in attractive holders Smi
it, lax and carnations centorcd the table
~ arouid which were gathered, beside IN,
he hostess and honor guest, Mrs. Il. =
ch Griffith, Mrs. o, T.. Locke, Mrs. Georg
nd q. Brown, and Mrs. Edwin l.. Baker
yc Close friends OF Mrs, Flanders wer
10, biddcn to the homo Of Mrs. u. q. Lock
os Friday OF last week for an Afternoon
of bridge, the following circling M
nd small card tables; Mrs. l.. y. Griffith
ct, Mrs. Harry Ohuger, Mrs, Ralph Watson
Ig. Mrs, W. II, nancy, Mrs. George q
ud Brown, Mrs. Edwin l.. Baker and Mr.,
th Frank Meredith.