Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-17

paraphernalia to the setting, typical
sylvan retreat. Entertainment center
ed around this feature, one Of the hos
tesscs giving an account of summer s
u1ting. Mrs. Merrill was presented
with tokens of remembrance by the
guests.
The young people of the First Con
gregational chruch are responding to
the efforts of their newly appointed
pastor, Rev. James Elvin, in beginning
activities along several different lines.
A Christian Endeavor society is being
formed, the first in years. the first
meeting was held Sunday evening with
an attendance oG nearly thirty-ilve,
Miss Bertha Clark presiding as leader.
Miss Margaret POisal has been chosen
president Of the society, Miss Bernice
Clark, vice-president; John Raymond
Bayne, treasurer, and Miss Adelti Nye,
secretary.
A Junior choir, with a membership of
about twenty-five, has also been or
ganized, William MeGilchrist, ST., di-
recting.
Mrs. Sarah Williams, Of La Grande,
who has been a several weeks house
guest of her son 5 family, the Thomas
Larkin Williams, of South Salem, will
leave tonight for Santa Barbara, wnere
she will remain for some time with n
daughter.
As a final effort at the Degree Of
Honor convention held in Mccormack
hall Monday and Tuesday, Mrs, Dora
Severn and Mrs. Starr, both Of Eugene,
were elected president and secretary
TO be in charge Of the next annual con
vention, which takes place in Eugene
next year. Most of the Out.of town
visitors departed for their homes last
night, the remainder leaving this morn.
ing.
The members of the junior league Of
the Leslie Methodist church, about
thirty in number, enjoyed social gath.
ering in their church parlors last Sat
urday afternoon.
MIS-. j. Frank Hughes and small son,
John, are leaving in the morning for
Eugene to pass several days with Mrs.
Hughes mother, Mrs. j. +. Baker,
Mr. and Mrs. +. G. IIornschuch en-.
tcrtained group Of their young friends
with an informal evening affair at
their residence on North Seventeenth
street, last night. Those who enjtCed
their hospitality were: Miss Helen
Long Miss Ellen Siewert, Miss Anna
Wallace, Miss Nellie Gheiscr, Miss
Loycna Long, Miss Ella Williams, Miss
Lois Miles, Miss Harriet Wallace, Miss
Edna Denison, Miss Minnie Davis, Miss
Halle Doty, Miss Mabel Etrausbaugh,
Miss Lille Domagalla, Miss Bertha
Roth, Cecil Walker, Mrs. NJ. X. Miles
Mrs. Ncttie Myers, Ernest Albright
David Kolb, Frank Strausbaugh,
Mrs j. l.. peetz entertained with a
dinner Of twelve covers last night in
compliment to Mr.. Peet2, in honor OF
his birthday,
The Bungalow church was the sceu,
OF Il pretty st. Patrick box so'ial las
, Friday evening, when was given by
the Loyal Workers class. The parlor
of the church were appropriately deco
rated In green and white with iestoon
, of crepe ribbons, shanrocks, pottet
, plans and daffodils. A short program
, was presented as fellows;
solo, "'Roscs, Mabel Simpson, ac
, companied by Mrs. j. +. Schneider
Dialogue" Gossip, - -- Hazel Long
Q Ruby Allen, Mabel Simpson, Pcar
Wallmg, Bessie Smith, Leila Cooking
A ham, Frances Cameron,
4 Solo, Somewhere Voice Is Cal
. ing" Bessie Smith, accompanied b.
i Frances Camcrm,
4 Gibson Mandolin club responded wit
d several cncorcs The boxes were au,
v toned by Mr.. Schoiield, the proceed
being donated TO tne building fun,
Games of various descriptions wcrc il
|, dulgcd in until late hour when a
|, present departed with many words d
u praise for the class ot ten girls who el
y tertuincd them SO splendidly,
/ Mrs. Alta Schneider, teacher Of I'll
, class, was assisted throughout the ever
t iug, besides the class, 10y Mrs, Mol
1, Berger
Y Mira. Carl Arpkc assisted 10y Mr.
T. Henry Boshart entertained group ,
, small folk Monday, afternoon Mt u
.s Aplo residence ON South Commerce.
/, street. in celebration Of the mntu uu,
4 day 90 the hostess daughter llelc
II A pretty pink color scheme was ctfrO
e ed The little guests, surrounded
Il decorations in these colors, enjoying
{, vcuilc nolics aud pastmcs.
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