Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-10
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By MoLLIE RUNOoRE

Miss Minnie Carpenter, Mrs. J. Booth,
Mrs. Carothurn, Miss Ida Colby, Mrs
Woodhouse, Mrs. Parker and Mrs.
Grooves.
Mrs. Amos Vass was hostess for the
Samedi club Saturday afternoon at ner
hone on South Commercial street. All
members, with the exception two, were
present, non-members asked to be pres
ent being Miss Lizzie Haines and Miss
Adamson, of Silverton.
This club, which now has member
ship of sixteen, secured this number by
adding the names of Mrs. }. A. Church
i'll, Mrs. r. Q. DeLOng and Mrs. George
Alden at this and the previous meet
ing. Literary and domestic science
subjects come up for discussion, the
members also filling in the hours with
needlework. A pretty valentine idea
was carried out in decorations, red
hearts alternating with cupids in sug.
gestng this date. Miss Julia Iverson
was asked to assist, she also being nam
ed the club s next hostess, entertaining
in fortnight.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Eakin to
GEORGE r. Mclean is scheduled to take
place in Astoria today, and is to be
foremost event in Astoria society. Mrs
Ada Strong and Miss Nell Thielsen
went down some time ago to join the
Eakn's house party and be present at
the wedding.
Tomorrow afternoon, at the home c.
Mrs. Lizzie w. Smith, 1888 Center
street, the ladies of the w. r. G. are
giving a silver tea in honor Of Lin
coin s birthday. Readings will be Civ
en- and tAe date commemorated in other
appropriate ways. The committee in
charge is composed a. Mrs. Viola Mat
/ lock, chairman; Mrs, Marion Snoycr,
and Miss Ada Simpson. Those asked
to assist during the afternoon are' Mrs.
Hattie $. Thomas, Mrs. l.. Aekerman,
Mrs Katie Schott, Mrs, Lulu Tracy,
Mrs. Jennie Stewart and Ms. Emma
Smith.
The Loyal Woman's class OF the
First Christian church will meet in
their church parlOrs tomorrow afternoon
at half past two clock, ON the occas-
ion of their regular social session, Mrs.
Z. Y. Porter and Miss Hunt to preside
as hUstesses.
Valentine features and those in keep
ing with Lincoln 3 birthday will be in
evidence, short business meeting to
precade the social hour
Mrs. Ella Watt left Saturday night
for Oakland, California. She will spend
the summer in California in the interest
of the Artisan lodge, going down ex-
pressly TO formulate plans for enter
tanning the Oregon Artisans during the
big far.
July IS will be set aside as Artisan
day, at that time all the work Of their
order to be demo lstrated at Convention
hail. secured for this purpose through
the courtesy Of tle fair management.
A big delegation Of Portland, Salem
and eugene Artisans, with members OF
this organization from practically every
lodge in the state, will fill special ex'
cursion trains, going down for week
or more during tho midsummer. Drill
teams from all will bo present and par
ticpate In competitive drills on Artisan
day, other special exercises marking
the occasion.
Mrs. q. G. Moser, wife of the senator
from MultnOmah county, arrived yes
tcrdly, and with her husband will be
domiciled during the remainder Of the
session at tho Marion.
Mr. and Mrs. p. II. Fullerton have
been passing few days in Portland
and aie expected home this evening
Saturday evening in the armory the
Sons of Veterans and Spanish War vet
erans will be joint hosts, entertaining
with large banquet. The occasion
will honor Lincoln b birthday and viii
be memoializcd with speeches in keep
ing with that date. All wives and
friends Of the above organizations and
the Il. A. II. and members Cd w. r. G..
will be included in the inyitational list
the affair to begin at six O'Clock.
A large delegation Of out'of.twn so
ciety and musical people will orrivf
in Salem at different hours Friday
TO attend tho Glucr2imbalist concert
Mail orders have been pouring in IRON
all aver the valley, and 1t is expected
that the largest attendance at any OF