Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-22

Much interest is being centered in
tne Tennis Tournament which opens to-
morrow morning on the East Center
Street courts. The tournament which
will continue Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, is under the auspices of the
Salem Tennis association, and is the
second annual open tournament Of the
Willamette valley players The com
nittee on entries requests that those
planning 10 entertne tournament do 30
as soon as possible Many out Of town
players are expected for the tourha-
Inent and in honor of these visiting
players dance is being planned which
will be held Friday evening n the
courts. The charmans Of the commit
tees are: Entertainment, Geo. y. Rod
gers; Entries and Schedule, Ralph d.
MOores; Trophies, r. G. Bishop and
committee chairman, Paul Wallace.
Mrs. Cannon, Of Roseburg, is visiting
her daughter Mrs. H. A. Rhoten at her
home on South Liberty street
An opportunity was afforded the new
students and young people of the Jason
Lee church for getting acquainted, last
evening, when the Epworth league held
a social at the church. Decorations of
Eeasonable flowers and inviting hooks,
made homelike with Indian blankets
and cushions, gave an air of general at
tractiyeness and open hospitality to-
the affair There was business
meeting followed by jolly evening
OF games after which refreshments
were served, Miss Averil Harris, Miss
Winnie Baker and Miss Banch Drake
assisting
At a meeting of the orpheus Male
Chorus last evening, William McGil
christ, Jr. presented the chorus with
four beautiful den pictures for their
club rooms in the Hubbard building.
Appreciation for such an appropriate
and handsome gift was expressed in
vote Of thanks rendered Mr. McGil.
christ by the Orpheus Chorus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Wright,
whose wedding took place the latter
part Of the summer have returned
from Portland and are now at home to
their friends in the A. Grcgson resi-.
denco on the Portland road.
Rev. and Mrs. Carl Elliott enter.
tanned the officers and teachers OF
the Presbyterian Sunday school last
evening AT their home on Center street.
A very pleasant evening was spent, the
affair being in the nature of fagot
fire party, as the guests brought vari.
0us conbustible articles which thrown
into the fire suggested some event of
the years work. Those who enjoyed
this affair were Miss Catherine Car.
son, Miss Regina Long, Mrs. Louise Ar
thur, Mrs. Robert Eakin, Mrs Emmuns,
Miss Laura Ross, Miss Lucille Ross, Miss
Margaret Ostrander, Miss Angie Me.
Culloch, Glenn Miles, TiIkam Gilbert,
Harold Eakin, Mrs, A. II. Marcus,
Joseph Alberts, Miss Chandler.
Mrs @. O. Spencer and Mrs Clara
Gribble recently entertained M guests,
their nunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. G.
Is. Estec, of Gibson, Illinois Before
their departure 10 North Yakima,
Washington, TO visit their daughter,
other relatives, Mr. and Mrs \. s..
Pierce, Of Milton Junction, Wisconsin,
arrived. Mrs Pierce is sister of Mrs
Gribble and Mrs, Spencer, and as some
OF the relatives present had not seen
one another for twelve years, the meet.
ing was akin ia family reunion.
Mrs. j. Montcalm Brown entertained
the missionary society of the Jason Lee
church this afternoon at tea, at her
home on North Winter street
The Woman 3 Relief Corps will con.
duct rest room at the fair ground
next week for the benefit OF the visit.
ing q. A. r., w. h, G., Sons of Veterans
aud Spanish War Veterans The W0.
mans Relief Corpa mas been able to
arrange definite headquarters and
throw them upea TO visiting members of
the above organizations, through the
courtesy and assistance Of Secretary
W. AL Jones', Of the fair board.
Mrs Lizzie Smith will entertain the
Aid Society Of the Wmcn' y Relief
Corps tomorrow afternoon at her home
1888 Center street