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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22
By Mollie Runcorn.


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1 not g 60 9o%H % @ 1 bs @ month o G"s d 6 visit % & 'n southern ' %
% and % being most att ainS let %t that "das season Of S ySS I'M
folk Who of the winter must
SoSps 's oosi repsssnae S Of Sc O. 3 and lodges
the SPs odgs SIPS popular s o Fs siE %
towns to make brief soourns at watering Place
sE train n Sg p u 1 Sg % sn 9' Tewp5 a @eg s @
tine s Ts % weekend % @ F % % colony @ CgI @ @ az & NTTn m $ have 5 aiu S
there expect return month for much longer stay The general exodus
the folk the and and daughters
SS %oHth' Many will bring Interesting friends with % they
months june July and August must be entertained know
S p & @ @ e ese ] ' Tei & c sv,H
the First Methodist church last night followed lowed BY the annual @ H
Marion Friday evenings the charming luncheon for thte Lausanne Hall girls
afternoon High willamette Fromanen reception which
place Friday evening May s5 at the First Methodist church
reception in honor Of the graduating class Of the University will be held Mon
SsEgS @ E ALDEN Gn of the and Kim
First Methodist church. the Alumni banquet be held the The
large local people scheduled Thursday afternoon
school for the blind this h public marking
marguerite Flower win leading role pupils Of
S afs se si 9R R n s S & p wednesday, g @ 5 & SSfn' cn @
% G S S'SSa o Hf9 @ A%S'% @ & was T ~iSfi @ & @ with @ % the
& exercises at the same place THURSDAY evening June H. The date of the
ing June eleventh the Amor There viii be
S Sst $ , 9S @ @ tn, $ od IT sSS % Rg
ing entirely n WHITE Many Of V the %nne ' oc s %
Doms'te Science department with yards of f%y lace and mmng
enforced, each to entirely after their own
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interested in lowering the high Of living the gloves pos
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$ TS & to % @ @S Sn"' 5 @1 & S1 % to one they % generally gene lily forget them %
MS%SS S@' G m 60 without gloves to dinners and dances thus pCcmn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22

Occupying a conspicuous place on
this weeks social calendar, was the
charming reception given at the beau.
tiful country place Of Mrs Homer Gou.
let, this afternoon, Salem society, max
ing up numerous motoring parties go
ing down for the event, The rooms
were aglow with lovely rambler roses
in the shades Of pink ana crimson, and
arranged in profusion to harmonige
with the interior finish aud haugings.
Altogether nearly one hundred invita-.
tions had been sent out, including no.
eiety folk from Portland, Salem, Me.
Minnyillo and other places, Mrs W,
Carltn Smith was the soloist for the
afternoon, Miss Audrey Dclschnoidcr Of
McMinnville playing her accompani.
ment. Asked to receive with Mrs Gou.
let were q number Of her out.oftown
guests including Mrs. Hugh William.
son, Mrs. w. r. Williamson, Mrs, Stcv.
ems, Mrs. William Belle, and Mrs. Jos.
eph ROthchilds miss Marguerite Egan)
and Mrs Frank 4. Smith, all OF Port.
land; Mrs. d. c. Appcrson and Mrs.
William DulSchneider, OF McMiunvillc;
and Mrs. Mark s. Skiff, and Mrs. Ed.
ward y. Tilhnghast Of Salem, Assist.
ing In the dining room werc Mrs r.
Il. Lee Steiner, and Mrs Frank W.
Durbin, Mrs. Romeo Gouley aud Miss
Gertrude Jones, and Miss Aileen Dicl.
schneider OF McMinnville. Miss Rita
Steiner and Miss Mildred Apperson
Of McMinnville, presided at the punch
booth. Mrs. David w, Eyre assisted
in receiving the guests, her small
daughter Rovena, taking the cards al
the door,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22

A bit Of news Of state wide inter.
est was made known today at bcauti.
fully appointed luncheon al the lovely
country place Of the Hon, NJ. L.
Joncses, "labish Meadows" when the
engagement Of Miss Gertrude b.
Jones to Merrill b. Moores, Of Port
land, was formally announced, Owing
TO the prominence of the two families
the couple will occupy conspicuous
place in Salem and Portland society
during their pre.nuptial days. The
marriage will be an event Of Septcm.
bcr Miss Jones is Il most charming
girl, the daughter Of Hon. and Mrs.
NJ, l.. Jones, and a sister Of Mrs. A.
NJ. Cannon of Portland; Mrs John
Withycomb, Jr., Of Corvallis, and Mrs.
George William Gray Of Salem. Mr..
Moorcs is the son OF Hon. aud Mrs. C.
Il. Moores Of Portland, formerly Of Sa.
lem. The bcthrothnl was told most
attractively, small oldfashioucd manu-.
scripts, of iNorytoned parchment her.
aiding the Forthcoming event, and
also designating the places Of the
guests az the luncheon table. A great
basket Of exquisite yellow Iris orna.
mented the ccnter Of the board, yellow
shaded candles diffusing n subdued
glow, The guests were; Mrs, Cannon,
Mrs Withycombe, Jr, Mrs. George
William Grey, Mrs Chester Moores, Of
Portland, Miss Hazel Robb, Of Port,
land, Mrs. u. o. Shucbing, Mrs. Chaun,
eey Bishop, Mrs. John J Roberts Mrs
Elmer 4. lnddcn Mrs, Frank Spears
Mrs Romeo Goulet, Miss Altheu
Moores, and Miss Elizabeth Lord.
Miss Alioa ni,yhsw a,,..Al -.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22
COMING MONTH WILL SEE
MANY GRADUATING AND
MUSICAL AFFAIRS GIVEN

Weeks Social Calender Marked by Charming
Affairs Which, Though Not Large in Num-
Der, Have Been of Particular Interest-Out
of Town Visitors Claim General Attention
Notable Event of Week is Gouley Recep-
ton This Aftenoon-Jones -Moores Engage
ment Announced.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22

IiabtaS IIieIter9d ,,1@ the tables, the lara,
iRsa nsnted eo. bidthday cake e beina large candle
ene conclusion of the Vying eane.. served al
G GoSTTs Tn,n"e were laid for Mr.. p and . Sqstoa,
II TornaI. 1u[ner, of Lebanon, Mr. f4u a.1 ms n
OF Macleay, Mr.. and Nss NSsugRlgr R Marion,
Wrioht VFG daughter II Maxine, @Spl Nj. sIeyst E.s
and aG Mrs. W. II. B%uSp'cr' BygSps Vera, Nj.
Glover of Spokane. ''' and Samuel
Always a favoritc Nrs ~,
Sra Smi'a n,s Is it seems, giving no,a NO carlton MI,
;m nre win her every appearaUse 'ors PIgas e,
Improvement in the tons e",alce' anI Ihs
fiuSi,by ficaaEyio Of her voice has been s. scsesl "a
is'caOse is during the past year, IU,l aDa 1'
puollc events. Last might, n p'iSale "a, AMI
VSHnn WIS exercises of the law stp5eags ,5e gll
Ma,aS9te Willamette university at 'tH5aeal, t5a q
the he'nOG,s, sonSs church, aS, she delighted I% TS
charming little airs, INV WV f.i9es iISyes The
an Irish Love Song, Ldpa,e' riras :. and
Si.; encore Her voice was in splen5i5 ' 1' "a an
aition and the numbers wpra q,rau,u S con-
la!siically received, Miss Mav Sas@s sIllas
vloliniste, is filling her mSsro,,l raulll
gagements with much snccese SiOu' en-, en-,
night, at the same place, s6e sb.Ni LAST
WIZ! WIN her Interpretation Of NIa.,bn,1a Ituailaea
sFi, ski,s "Serenade," and MassaSso.E, M,vsaaoE, y,
:, " Meditation, " giving as an rSS,eaeli enssca !,
q Ar s@yoyard," " by Vieuxtemoo.s osy NUE. sne
Georgiabello Booth PLAYED s Ts.. Nns
tistic accompaniment for ! bn,S MOST ,I ar
smith and Miss Schultz '''u Nfs
Miss Nellie Hill and Mis-, c.,..
Campbell, of Portland, are wosS Glss aDs
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Iv'T,yIq vSlI
Miss Leida Mills, formerly Of N Wi,sit. Ii,'
Kansas, but now an instructor %'a n ~
Latin department of the Lincoln ~ ,ia "A
school, Portland, is also = ,Sn bonso ,n.l'a nsa
at beautiful "volkland,H Tho VIZ. S.yS
are expecting distinguished eastern @ 'va' y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22
Commencement Euents Hold Interest of Salem Socot

Mrs. Roy Burton, Mrs. James McGil-
chris, Mrs. Chester Cox, Mrs. A. S.
Kazmarel, Mrs. II. c. Marvin, Mrs. j.
c. Currie, Mrs Louis Josse, Jr, Mrs.
Charles Wilson, Mrs. Henry Cornoyer,
Mrs. Paul Schmidt, Mrs. Lilburn M.
Boggs, Mrs. Homer Smith, Mrs. Alfred
I,ovelace, Mrs. Grant Bonnell, Miss Bes-
sic Schultz, Miss Margaret Gill, Miss
Zoe Stockton, Miss Madeline Miller,
Miss Edna Josse, Miss Isobel McGil.
christ and Miss Mollie Runcorn.
"Miss Carrie Lee Chamberlain,
daughter of Senator and Mrs. George
Chamberlain" says an item appearing
in the social columns of the Telegram
this week, "presided at an informal
dinner dance last night at the Univer-
sity club given in honor of Miss Jean
cite Thomas.
"Seated about the handsomely ap
pointed table, which was adorned with
French beskets of pale yellow and
mauve, with iris and yellow shaded
candeIabra, were Miss Thomas, Mr..
Smith and sister, Miss Helen Smith
of New York, DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Chamberlain, Mrs. Homer Link (Jean;
ette Boyer of Independence, who is
here for short visit, George Stanley,
Donald Wood and the hostess. Sena-
tor Chamberlain is expected to arrive
home within few days from California
and later in the season he and the mem
bers of his family will visit the expo
sition. Miss Chamberlain made her
debut in Washington, D. c., last sea
son and is one of the very attractive
and popular girls of the younger smart
set"
Miss Thomas, in whose honor the
event was given was married Wednes'
day evening TO Leigh Hsckley Smith
at brilliant wdding in st. Mark s
Episcopal church.
Mrs. Alsa n. David was honor guest
Wednesday evening when Mrs. David
W. Eyre presided over nine tables OF
"500.' 1t was essentially a rose par
ty, beautiful Caroline Testout roses be
ing arrangd everywhere in handsome
receptacles, pink roses ornamentini
the score cards, and giving shape t.
the ices which with the entire cola
ton were perfected in this color. 81,
tables of players made up the member
ship of Mrs, Eyre's card club, addition
al guests circling the remaining tables
Mrs. II. c. Marvin and r. B. Houston
= won the card trophies
:
, Miss Greta Phillips, a pupil of Mis-
! Magers, is TO be presented in privat
/. recital JUNE fourteenth The affai
i. will be strictly invitational and vii
e take place in Miss Mayors studio.
=
Miss Inez Dennison is to sing thi
T. evening at a social affair given at tn
, country place of Mrs. b. |. Ferguson
= and later will b heard in public a
the benefit at the Oregon theater give
! for the "Nike Klahanne" group o
Tenmn fira pirls Tune 4 and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22

A charmingly planned luncheon Sun.
day given by Mrs. Ronald c. Glover
honored Mr.. Glover whose birthday
occurred on that day. Covers were
laid for fifteen, the smaller guests be.
ing seated at miniature table. A
color motif of pink was employed, the
candle light percolating through dainty
pink shades, miniature candles being
arranged with ccrds done in pink to
designate the places. Exquisite roses
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22

Miss Ruth Kress entertained inform.
ally Tuesday evening, her guests being
members of recently formed club.
A most delightful evening was passed
the following being asked to partake
of her hospitality: Miss Alice Judd
Miss JoyTurner, Miss Katherine Nc
Clellan, Miss Elizabeth Schultz. Miss
Mary Schultz, Miss Inez Dennison, and
Miss Mary Pigler. Miss Judd will be
the clubs next hostess entertaining at
her home on Twenty-second street.
Mrs. G. B. Wilson who has been n
Salem visitor for the past week, re.
turned home Tuesday accompanied bv
her mother, Mrs. Harrison Doe. They
will be the guests for a few days Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Doe and Capt. and Mrs.
Paulson at the Hotel Benson, Port.
land. From there they will 90 to Cen.
ytralia, Mrs, Wilson IS home, and after
spending month there they will visit
the San Francisco fair.
Miss Hazel Kennady closed her kin
dergarden yesterday with merry lit.
tie party for the children who have
been her protege during the wint
A pretty luncheon was served the
small bellies and beaux, and a group
picture taken to commemorate "the last
day of schop'." Miss Kennady s work
has been most satisfactory and has en-.
deared herself not only to the little
folk but the grown-ups as well. She
left this morning for Portland where
she will remain for fortnight with
friends, going from there to her home
near Astoria. Her pupils have included
Helen fisherman, Josephine Albert
Robert Bishop, Gordon Bennett, Jack
Harrison, Nancy Thielsen, Marie Mat
ney, Mary Alice Gill, and Robert Gill
Jr.
A. Musgrove Roberts, of Port
land, has been secured to sing the it'll
role in Mendelssohn s oratorio "Eli
iah", to be presented at the FRS
NJ e. church, Friday evening, June 4
Mr.. Roberts has a, cultured barton,
voice and is conceded to be one of tn
best oratorio singers in the northwest
The large choir of 1876 voices is doin,
splendid work under the direction o
Dean Mendenhall, and will be able t
present the choral numbers of the worl
ing a most artistic manner. Other so
loists, in addition to Mr., Roberts, VIII
will assist on this occasion, are Mrs
+. s. Mendenhall, soprano; Miss Rut
Fugate, alto; Mr., A. A. Schramm, tenor
and Mr.. r. r. Jones, baritone.
n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22

CONTINUED on Page Three.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22

Miss Inez Dennison is to sing this
evening at social affair given at the
country place Of Mrs b. I. Ferguson,
and later will heard in public at
the benefit at the Oregon theater given
for the "Nike Klahanne" group Of
camp fire girls June and 4.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22

Miss Greta Phillips, pupil of Miss
Magers, is to be presented in private
recital JUNE fourteenth The affair
will be strictly invitational and will
take place in Miss Mayors studio.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22

Miss Alice Bingham, daughter of
The Washington herald., 1915-10-24

sympathy Of the members to =. Donald
Britt. who recently lost his wife.
Grandpa Williams. the outside sentinel,
who left the city several weeks ago. has
returned
The FIRST oyster roast OF the season win
Be held November 16 ISIS. at the Eagles
Home. and one OF the best bands In the
District will be on hand to- furnish music,
and all the best talent In town will en-
terrain those who are present
The aerie extends its hearty thanks to
those brothers who called on Brother
White during his recent illness. Brother
White was at the committees oyster
roast Monday night for q short time.
and. as he expressed himself. to shsw
that he 10 a live one
The sick committee Of the aerie report
ed the members who were Ill are on the
road to complete recovery.
For the next regular meeting on octo-
Der Is special committee has been ap-
pointed to arrange for q special enter
tainmert for the benefit of all members
who attend that meeting.
Several applications were received at
the last meeting and several candidates
were initiated.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-24

Afichaud taking pSrt in the debate.
Regent B. c. Wheeler announced that
an 'identifcation" meeting will be held
In the near future. lie Roy Miller de-
liyered a short address the theme OF
which was We are in This World to
Provide Not for Ourselves. but for
Others. and That Il the Basis or
Economy"
Fraternity. the Bond of Union"
was the subject OF an address deliver
ed by s. H Takes on Wednesday
evening last at the regular meeting
Of Municipal Council in Nsw Masonic
Hall. Eighth and = streets northeast
Past Grand Regent Glendie B. Young
spoke about the National Guard as an
aid to an Adequate National De-
Tense" Orator Jchn W. Ksan. Past
Regent James e. Thomas and secre-
tary W. z. Drown discussed plans for
the celebration Of Charter Day.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-24
GOSSIP OF FRATERNAL CIRCLES IN WASHINGTON

put the candidates through q spectacular
series Of stunts" which VIII be impress
sive and long remembered by the brave
as well a. the tinid neophytes. Even
BILLY Kallip." the Grotto goat. Is being
given daily exercise to At him for his I'M
portant part in the initiatory ceremony.
Prophets Charles u. Keefer and
Jack Shulman have been designated
to assist Secretary II. J. Simmons in
handling the petitions. and Monarch
2. W. Libbey has appointed the fol-
lowing special aids: oladhander. Nil
ton Hopfenmaier; Gathererin. Fred
Decker; wisherwell. c. A. Brewton:
Helperon. Charles Zurhorst; Jollier,
Paul d. Grove; Optimist, Theodore
Picard: Miliiner. c. P. Boss: Keeper OF
the Zoo. Fred H. Kramer: shakerup.
Julian Albrecht-
Master of Ceremonies I. s. Goldsmith
conferred the degree of Improved Order
OF Yellow Dog upon the entire guard Of
the Arkansas consistory. of Little Rock,
Ark. at the Commercial Club. wednes-
day last. They propose applying for q
charter TO establish the order In Little
Rock.
Amoo Grotto. No. 81. Of Rock Island.
IL. gave q very successful ceremonial re-
Gently and initiated hfty-two candidates.
Grand Monarch W. II. Snyder, Past
Grand Monarch George Edward Hatch.
and Grand Aichennist Harry W. Ordway.
were present The moving picture film
OF KaIlipoliN Grotto was used. and az
forded much amusement. Amoo 10 one Of
the new grottos. but It is very much alive.
a class is forming for December !.
Mohassan Grotto. No. %, Of Davenport.
lows. announces q ceremonial session for
October ..
Aim Grotto. No. I, of New York City.
will hold q ceremonial on October %
Lalla Rookh Grotto. No. 8, Of Roches-
ter, n. Y, held q business meeting and
smoker on October 20.
Fem Fem Grotto. No. I6, OF Jersey City.
". J., will hold a ceremonial on October
Is. This grotto will visit Kas-Rheu-Vahn
Grotto. No. 20. at Albany. n. Y. on octo-
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