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

Keith Van Winkle.
A special feature Of this reception
was the singing of college songs by a
group of students, under the direction
of Professor Walsh. Their selections
were given at frequent intervals aud
gave much pleasure.
Miss Mabel Withycombe who, with her
mother, Mrs. James Withycombe, came
from Corvallis to participate in the in
nugural reception Monday evening, re-
mained several days, to be the guest
of Mrs B. o. Sehucking She has
been frequently entertained here by
Mrs Schucking, who win claim her
again as her guest during her
frequent visits during the present
session Of the legislature. Coming as
delightful news is the announcement
that the Withycombes expect to locate
in Salem during Governor Witty
comb 3 term Of office No definite To-
cation has been decided upon as yet, the
family being in no haste to remove
here, as Mrs. Wthycombe and Miss
Withycombe expect TO leave for San
Francisco shortly to be in attendance
at the, opening Of the Panama.Pacific
exposition. A handsome suite OF rooms
has been reserved for the governor in
the Oregon building, where part Of the
family at least will spend much time,
| their actual domicile in the Capital
city probably not occurring until late
| In the summer or early In the fall.
The members Of tho Thursday After.
min Bridge club called at the home Of
Mrs. l.. +. Griffith Tuesday Of last
week TO assist her in celebrating ner
birthday, A most enjoyable afternoon
was passed, Mrs. Frank W, Benson be-
ing asked additionally
Mrs A. N. Bush and Mrs. p. II. Ray.
mond we're hoBtesses for their club
Thursday afternoon, entertaining OF the
home Of the former, Mrs Warren
Truitt Mrs. Bush 3 guest from Mos
COW, Idaho, was the only one present
outside Of club members. This orRani-
Eatiou, limited to q personnel Of twenty
four, and formed originally as a social
club, is devoting its current sessions 10
fashiOning articles for charity. Mrs.
I William Brown and Mrs. Alice II. Dodd
will entertain the c.-J at Its February
session.
Miss Rita Steiner is passing fort.
night in Seattle the guest Of hor soror.
ity sisters. She Ia a Kappa Kappa Gam
ma girl and former student At the
University Of Washington.
Mrs. b. L. Sleeves and Mrs y. A,
Legg were at nome 70 the members Of
their Kensington Tea club ThuradaY
afternoon, asking additionally Mrs
William y, Kirk and her mother Mrs.
Howard, Of Boise, TdRhui Mrs. r. G.,
Carrier, Mrs, M. 4. FindIcy and Mrs,
n, 7. Barnes.
Miss Matte Beatty, OF the Salem
/, Womanb club, Isl in Portland, whore
today the Oregon Federation council
gave y luncheon at the Hotel Benson,
!, Many clubwomon interested In club
work and In the approaching Genera
Federation council meeting, were pres
ent, The repast was followed by a
symposium on club activities.
The meeting OF the General Fedora
tion council will take place in Portland
, next June, beginning the first aud con.
! tinuing until the fourth. Tais is thS
/ first timo that this event has taken
, place in the west, and hospcaks vol
umes for the tireless and systematic
, activity Of Oregon club women, II will
4. bring many distinguished perscnagei
|, from eastern states, many Of whom viii
deliver addresses
: A group Of close friends gathered n
. the home Of Mr. and Mrs. T. n Gal
/. loway, Monday evening. completely sur
b prisng thcm. The date was the eightl
b wedding anniversary Of the GallowaSs =
b The hours were passed most enjoyably
( the following assistant the principles il
!. celebrating; Nj. aud Mrs J. Campbell
o Mr., and Mrs Joseph pecry. Mr. an,
b Mrs, Charles knowland, Mr. and Mrs
b Philip Hartley Mr.. and Mrs Rosco
b Neal Of Ia Grande.
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}. Probable NO western piauiste has bee