Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-11

MISS Emma SnO0k; reading, Mrs. FraH'
els Aline; piano and violin duet, Miss
Ruth Peerk and Master Guy Albin, and
other numbers.
Dainty little Anita Ryan, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Ryan, was given
a children's party on Thursday in cee-
bration of her third birthday. A color
scheme was carried out in pink and
green, in which delicately tinted roses
and Baby Breath were used as decora.
tions. A tiny candelabraum with a
lpink taper was lighted before each
place and birthday cake with three
candles was used as a centerpiece. The
diminutive guests who circled the ia.
BILE were: Florence and Wayne Elgin
Louise Schaefer, Harold and Donald
Moore, John and Margaret Mailman,
Evelyn and Selma Landon, Lee and
Dorothy Ross, Helen and Ruth Moore,
Ralph Purvine, Elena Ryan, Wendo
Morton, and Oral and Bernice Ross, of
Prince Rupert, b. G. The latter, with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Ross,
returned to their home last week, after
a fortnight's S visit with the G, +. Roses
on Oak street.
''AGrs. Carrie b. Adams, composer
Of the song entitled Gin Oregon, "I
which made distinct hit at the "Tale
of a Hat" entertainment Tuesday at
the Methodist church, has agreed that
it be sung before the Commercial club,
that body desiring to consider it fo-
the official state song" The foregoing
article was taken from a recent Albany
Herald. An article and picture Of Mrs.
Adams appeared on the society page of
the Capital journal recently. 1t has
been suggested that the "Tale OF a
Hat, " written and staged by Mrs. |
Adams in Albany, be given in Salem at
one of the local churches, under her
direction, by the Albany cast,
Miss Ruth Hurst, of Hubbard, and
Miss Emma Lembcke, Of Portland, were
oyer-Sunday visitors at the nome Of
Miss Grace Daue.
Miss Detonia Byrn was hostess TO
company of friends Friday afternoon
at her home, 1895 Broadway, in honor
cd her birthday. The house was pret.
tlly decorated with white and red roses.
A guessing contest was enjoyed by the |
guests, the prizes being awarded Miss
Nora Derrick and Mrs. G. Millett. Mrs. /.
A, NJ. Clough presented the birthday
cake to the hos ess, after which lunch.
con was served. Those present were:
Mrs, D, II. Weygant, Mrs, A. NJ. Clough,
Mrs. Roy Bryant, Mrs. Henry Fletcher.
Mrs. Harley Pugh, Mrs. Ada Gardner.
Mrs, Sol WOrden, Mrs. Ada Zanders.
Mrs. Sol Drake Mrs. NJ NJ. Newman,
Mrs. {. w. Armstrong, Mrs. A. Glover,
Mrs, L. b. Frey, Mrs. +. V. Rider, Mrs.
Fred Barker, Mrs. +. Taylcc, Mrs. G. .
MlIlett Mrs, +. A, Hudson Mrs. Fuller,
Mrs c. b. Hammons, Mrs. NJ. Philips,
Miss Ethel Fletcher, Miss Blanche
Drake, Miss Flora Newman. Miss MARY
Newman, Miss Nora Derrick, Miss
Anna Kelly, Miss Helen Frey.
The Marion Lawrence Bible class of
the First Methodist church will hold
its annual banquet in the church par.
Iors tomorrow night at half past six
o clock, DIR. Il. W, Watson, Mrs. Emma
Cornelius, Mrs. j, A. Patterson, B. a,
Carrier and George Labaree are the
committee ON general arrangements,
ana are making extensive plans for the
success of the affair, which is to be
about the tenth annual Under the d.
recton of Mrs j, w. Bcckley, of the
Ladies Aid suiety that organization
VIII serve the banquet, and during the
time Miss Grace aud Miss Elya Smith
Will sing a vocal duet, Miss Lulu Wal.
ton to give n reading. The class has
.at present membership of 100, Il. j..
Swattord being president; b. 4. Car.
rler vice president; Mr. and Mrs
George Labaree, secretaries; Thomas
shelly, treasurer; Mrs. Emma Cornrl
nus, teacher. Thrce,minute toasts will
ne given, as follows. "Class History, -
~ It, Andcrsoni "Nalue of Sunday
Schools to the Adults" U. G. Holt;
Tho Work of An Organized Bible
Class; U, G. Boyer; GLOW Increase
Our Glass Efficiency Mrs. NJ. q.
Fmdleyi "Thc Ideal Glass " Mrs, Fan.
me Penn; "Om Possibilities, - AR
cummings; "Our Hopes for the I'm.
tWe, Miss Emma Cornelius.
| Miss Mary Schultz is passing several
days with friends in Portland cxpert.
ing to return homo Wednesday.
Miss Emma Rodgers, $50 North Eiph.
teenth street will entertain the Wom
an 3 Foreign Missionary society of th,
| FuSt Methodist church Wednesday nft
crnoou at 2'30.
| Miss Anna Swcczy entertained m,
Westminster Guild of the First pros
lhytcrau church Monday evening nj hr,
home' lONo Court street Miss Apple
gate and Miss Blair had charge of th,
lesson study the "Social Aspcct ol
Ahsslms, Mrs Bertha Junk Dnrh,
land Miss Margaret Hodge later giymi
piano aud vocal selections. The uuil,
Mill continue to meet during June am,
July, discontinuing during August
Miss Sarah Hoffcr of Eugene. is Ia,
guest of tho b. n. Carriers ON Cour
street and will remain. for some tim,
yet,
\ most successful basket social wa
held at the Eola school saturday even
ing, q number attending from Salem
Ihe entertainment was given undor IN,
auspices Of the Parent Teacher assoria
tlou and marked the formal closing q
the school Miss lnc2 penison and M
Misses Bertha and Bcmiee Clar, nm
lpcafCd ON the nrournm u;,,v,, v,,,l