Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-27
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By MoLLIB RUEOORS

outside friends for donations Of various
articles which were to be sent to the
society members by parcel post. Each
member will also furnish one article.
There win be interesting entertainment
furnished, including n solo by s. s. Bar
ton; reading by Miss Lulu Walton, and
piano selection by Miss Lolo Millard.
Refreshments will be served later. No
admission will be charged, the funds
to be raised through the sale Of ar
ticles.
This society has been doing much
good work and has planned TO devote
its remaining sessions this winter "
making clothing for the poor of the
city. Cloth of any kind for this work
and clothing suitable for remodeling
will be received by the members.
M1ch credit is due Mrs. (Dr.) +. +.
Fisher, member Of the Parent Teacher
association OF tho Grant school, for her
aid end assistance in making the re-
cent Homecoming" such pronounced
success. Mrs. Fisher worked untiringly
in its behalf, and in recognition Of her
efforts the members of the Parent
Teacher association and patrons of the
school wish to express their apprecia-
tion through this medium.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. L. McNary leave
on the Shasta Limited tonight for
two months sOjourn through the east
and south, going as far as Coon, Pam
ANA.
Mrs, II. II. olinger entertained her
card club Friday afternoon WITH sew
oral asked additionally, to make up five
tables Of bridge. The favor was award
ed Mrs. Edwin l.. Baker. Mrs, W. l..
Jones, wife Of the representative from
Joseph, Oregon, was guest from out'ot'
town, Mrs. Olinger also complimenting
her WITH siK-coyer luncheon on Tues
day.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Jason
Lee Methodist church gave their reg
ular monthly coffee and social after
noon today at the home of Mrs. c. NJ.
Robrets,
The first organization of Camp Fire
girls in Salem gave an interesting pro.
gram at the First Baptist church, Mon
day evening, a silver offering of about
seven dollars being taken, which win
be used to finance the girls proposed
hiking trip next summer.
This organization, which was started
about year ago by Miss Mona linus,
is compmed of fifteen girls Of the Firs;
Baptist church, Mrs. o. A. Davidson
being instructor and chaperone. The
members, whose ages are for the greater
part from fifteen to sixteen years, call
their campfire "Ah.Munio, which ia
Chinese for "Gleancrs, the latter be-
ing the namo OF the Sunday school class
OF which all are members, the Oriental
name being in compliment to the two
Chinese girls who are also members.
The campfire is undenOminational, how.
ever, being as IL is a chapter Of the ma
tional organization. Each campfire is
limited TO twenty girls, and as tne To-
cal organization has at present only
fifteen members, an opportunity TO join
is offered to- five more girls who enjoy
the out.of.doOrs and wholesome amuse'
mcnts,
No hikes have been taken as yet, but
il is planned TO take one the first nice
Saturday, this time being necessitated
ss get together date rs all the girls
are students. The girls have the rcgu.
lation ceremonial costumes Of khaki
dresses ornamonted with brown leather
fringe. Each are accumulating beads
fn necklace, one bend being gF'en
for each credit in tneir studies, health
and homo duties, the credits numbering
$50 in all.
An extended "hike" is planned to
be taken shortly after the closing OF
school, Newport probably being the Oh.
icctivc point Mrs. Davidson aS
someone else whom she may name ex.
pocts TO accompany the group as chap
erones.
The program given Monday night con
sisted Of original poems set TO the music
Of well known songs; piano solos and
duets; characteristic legends, and read
/ inRs. Another entertainment will be
given in the near future for like bene'
tit.
Tho following girls are members OF
the organization: Esther Davies, Ruth
Petit, Georgia Petit Olive Colbeck,
Ruth Colbeck, Jessio Buol, Arnctta
Bartlett, Mary Sun, Bessie Sun, Rcta
Phillips, Emily Phillips, Lulu Hcgand
Dwa llcglau, Dorothy Heglen and Dor
othy Davidson.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Walter jerks are re-
.cciyiug fluctuations upon the birth o'
sou, born Tuesday, January 90. Th,
little new arrival has been named WEI
ter wiustanlcy, honoring the mateua
grOndparent.
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The police court was quiet place
this morning. Not q single arrest wa
made Yesterday or last night and mo-
oven O "sleoper" applied for bed
The number Of applications for bed
IN the city jail have fallen off mort
] thop 5O nor can't for the month O|