Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-06
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BY MoLLIB RUSooRx
BY MoLLIB RUEooRx

Alexandra Court.
Mrs. L. U. Josse is passing a fort.
night in Portland the house guest OF
her daughter Mrs. l.. G. Hack.
Mrs. II. II. KIepping and her small
daughter, Dorothy, are being entertain
ed as house guests Of Mrs. Klepping 9
sister, Mrs. u. G. Boyer. They arrived
for the last weekend and will remain
this week.
All the Salem vocalists who are TAX
ing part in Mendelssohn "Elijah, =
which is to be given under the diree-
tion Of Dean Mendenhall, Of William
ette university, are requested to meet
tonight at 7:45 oclock in the auditor
ium Of the First Methodist church for
rehearsal.
Over one hundred and twenty-five
local singers have identified themselves
with this effort, and it already gives
promise Of being one ct the finest mu-
steal presentations taking place in Sa-
lem for some time. II is to be an event
of not only local interest, but will at
tract many music lovers from outside
places.
Mrs. Fred Ellis asked the members
of the Omega class Of the Leslie Meth
odist church to her home, ll40 South
Commercial street, last night, entertain
ing upon the regular monthly meeting
night. At the business session it was
decided to hold the annual banquet of
the class May fourteenth this year,
These affairs are the most elaborate
Of any given by this class and are Gag
erly awaited.
Mrs. Ellis was assisted by Mrs. j. b,
Ulrich, Mrs. Clair Vibbert being enter
taincd as the guest Of honor, others
present being Mrs. j, c. Spencer, Miss
Helen lngrey, Miss Clara Miller, Miss
La Verne Gibson, Miss Ruth Tower,
Miss Frieda SCHNEIDER, Miss Cecile Bo
hanon and Miss Cora Miller.
The regular social evening Of the
Young WOmen's 5 Christian Association
was held last night, Miss Case having
charge Of the program, Nearly forty
young women were present, all making
up theater party attending Ye Lib.
orty theater earlier in the evening,
Later they returned to the association
rooms on North Liberty street, where
diversions in keeping with Easter were
enjoyed, short musical program being
given by Mrs II. s. Bowlby, Miss
Hodge and Miss Gertrude Gakin.
The regular board meeting of the as
sociation was held this morning at ten
o o'clock, among other business matters
TO come up being arrangements for the
quarterly meeting, which will be held
in the public library building April 30
AT that time DR.. Anna Brown, nation
al secretary, will be here, and win Civ,
important addresses.
Mrs. j. II, Fargo, Of Walla Wala
Wash, was expected TO accompany he
s,u, w. h. Fargo, home today TO max,
her home with him. Professor F'arg,
has been passing Il month in Walli
Walla, being called there n week pre-
vious to his father s death.
Miss Susie Barnard, OF Edgenc, pass
ed the weekend with Mrs A, H. Brow
and other friends here.
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Miss Dora Walker arrived home Sat
urday evening from California, wher
she had been on an extended visit I
relatives and friends, Much of he
time was spent in San Francisco, Lon
Beach, Santa Barbara and other place
Of interest. Elmer purvine, relativ,
who went down to the exposition
fortnight ago, was expected home I,
! day
Mrs, Roy Shields and small daughte
; Mildred, are home from week s sta
with relatives near Amity.
,
Miss Juanita Eoff, of Salem, yisite
, DR.. and Mrs, Clarence Hartley durin
the weekend, returning home last evel
ing, Miss Eolf is sister Of Mrs. llar
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