Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-24

Marie at the ten O'Clock hi,b n,v
at st. JOseph's s church last SpnS,v 'l ID
work being well received, y
A butterfly dance will be DIV, ,
the Moose hall next "Wednesday NV N.
ing, concluding a series Of laD,e, ','S Ss
nave been given by the Arto.FIigsl,.
during the winter. Especially pa n
SIC Las been secured for tGs ,rqn
the program to be as follrs MN
Lurking Cupid; twostep aTIg
You Wore a Tulip; walt, uG N
Shores of Italy,; twOstep, aTI,E
the Life"; three.step "Caaght ha,
Metz; two'step, Paul Jones, MI,
Long, Long Way to Tippengn; rah
"Loyo'S Enchantmcnt"i Blhum
rye dance; twostep, q WmtsG
Back to Michigan y; val7, Ias;h
tation, "NightS Of Glalrg irsss
Everybody Loves Ny Gil; aM
step, "Silver Bells; uNl 04E
two.step, "They Start ai ValE
waltz, "GoOd Night, haA aaa
schottischc, Dancing ViAAh
ey'; extra, hesitation, "HskeHEae
About 80 yOurg people Of The Fist
Presbyterian junis congregation spent
a very delightful two hours Friday AFT
ernoon as the guests Of NI and Ms
Charles Park on the Wallace farm IN
following owners Of ears FURNISHED
transportation; Mcsus Joseph All,t l.t
DR.. Griffith, Paul Wallace, Oite wv
son. W. W. Emmons, j. A. P0dG,
p. Frizzell and Mrs, Jackson
"'The incest thing about a aIi
said Annie shannon Monroe, who w
up the social side of the big fair laN
metropolitan dailics, "is talking ny
around the dying cmbcs Of Tie Z
fire after the guests are all gone, q
cially if you can tell each oIhg w
and over again "wasn 7 it a a,''sl
And this is just what ha, been AIie :.
ing IN the Oregon building Hn's !.
biz first party Of THURSDAY ''tliE slil
honorIng Mrs. 0, NJ CLARK, MIS- Aa. ,Ila
Witbycombe, Miss Ava Milan 'nd W
Sarah L. Lewis, the last two 0tIls Y,
fessY,s of domestic science at iit "
gon Agricultural college, i u.'Ig ;,I'
First bio function, socially, is 'n Z w. Y.
cation Of the future then ., q. y !, y
have an cnyia6lc name in the l'a ii..s Y
"a
nails of social events. Came i. I,,n y.
Boud would seem to have PurFsg. n.y. "
atcj ,CI' her program for the Oregon .,,,,' s~
irg-ber one San Francisco apI'l''ss u,
SO .@s beautifully did she weave .,.,., N
utslk] into and around our WA ,..',
building. 'I'I She is perfectly 'n'a,,I ...l'
with Oregon, its exhibits, NJ, llli 4, 'Jt d
5n5 %,5" ifs PEOPLE. She said after !, aa Y, X,
eI'p rrom She had never given q 9's !, 1T, \ I,
n E,'o' " hail hal So perfectly suited d. 70 ",
i6c N Oregon rcccptionIoon. ~. y. ssl., s,l
tIy tjc. orc pcrfcct and ihc color 1.', n,l,
bormonious Si,9 cid and quiet that \ g'ri S,ll
norFsot ,ori"Ct'scf setting. She ang "A ~ i''''
p,r :, her best known song I.',,,. .'w /.
For' For yo1. ~ and several groups .sI,s 2 w
or u things ip that capiivatoi l'i !, 'aer. s,a.
In e,rt. she was apllauu'1 rsill 3
tbot IN | wondered if they ever ,ss.t is,i' :
bcp @ sit down. A nice pail a., ' ne
,,' ncI 81, ,yo. "OT i,s informally lFs ~, l.l h
gariy p 6,Isy Tns i,1 was a gracious S,s, S9s,s
Mrs. O. N. Clark and ME- ',.is, ila =
'' '' I..,,,slves up 10 seelne n.
s',' ,So ,,ests had pleasant ,i ''Ii,il. s.l%
lal,ee l,ll9c'' 'p,crolpIc-all TIE nCI,s., ',o,T.
yT ,Iy Wy in fact, and the Lis,Q' y. Q.a,,ss 7
10 h, feel responsible , i0I ',s mo ib, 81
the tn S, SsIp'6Ii affair as a. i \ were s \,
homes. homes a Hos ,0'a a generous Lay ,lIlIaf Isafr
G,v1 ,,n5 w6ic6 arrived thai W, ,l,,,l tla
n tho 'ycccption.IeOm az, ! VIVA, va. iurl
gOn green's Nv .eA used at
the ,9 c3'@d'Its,' %, tso cut flower. I'i
faou s'o,ou yuctital, Il, when ,y'Iy ';y,.',s ~, lg
iJqs Tr. Pon FSSrl' Mr. clarl ,s.s 1iI+,'ss ssri
the the TSy,pS lioor for 'ianciAs, =.
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