Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-13

4 BeckWlthj turner; MIS-. i. ID. McplI
mis-, Corvallis; Mrs. Herbert Eakin
Cottage Grove; Mrs. H. r. Cosper
/ Dallas; Mrs. Margaret Osburn, New
port; Mrs. NJ. II. Whitby, Cor
wallis, recording secretary; Mrs. F. h.
Fraser, Albany, corresponding secre
tary; Miss Blanche Derr, McMinn.
vile, secretary Of literature; Miss
Vesta Holt, Eugene, Young People 8
society of Christian Endeavor, secre.
tary; Mrs. c. A. Blackburn, Lebanon,
mission study secretary; Mrs. Joseph
Muir, Eugene, Westminster Guild
secretary; Mrs. j. G. Stephenson, Eu-
gene, extension secretary and libra
rian; Mrs +. r. Leonard, Eugene,
band and junior work secretary.
Miss Anna b. Powell of Albany; Mr..
and Mrs. j. G.. Mcintosh and Mrs.
Pearl Hodges, of Independence, were
weekend visitors in Salem. Mrs
Powell took leading part in the oper.
eta "Pauline" given under the di.
rection Of Mrs. Guy Knapp at the In.
dependence opera house Friday evening.
Mrs. Powell sang between scenes,
Dedication" by Franz "Lotus
Flower" by Schuman, and "Somc.
where a Voice is Calling" BY Tate.
Mrs. W. Il. Paddock of Independence,
played the leading role that Of Pauline,
Salem attendants at the elaborate
Post Easter party given in Eugene,
| Easter Monday, at the Hotel Osborne,
II by Mrs, Martha Chambers, Mrs j. l..
Page and Mrs, S. T. Kearns, were Mrs.
Charles A. Gray Mrs. G. NJ. Chambers,
Mrs Charles Fisher and Mrs. l.. Y.
Harris.
Mrs. A. j. Stanton, Of 2523 State
street, entertained the p. h. & b. Trol-
|ly Club Friday evening, assisted by
Mrs Gencyicve Knyanaugh and Mrs.
Alta Schneider. Those present were:
Meslames Beach, Sprou, Burger, r. h.
Robertson, Watson, Atherton, Snoyer,
Mccall Taylor, Becker, Socly, Stanton,
Hail. Schneider The next meeting
will be in two weeks Mt the home Of
Mrs. j, A, Sproul, 400 Turner thcets,
A "Peanut Pastme Party" is the
offering Of the United Artisans for
Wednesday night in Moose hail. the af
fair TO be Il benefit for the Arto Frisco
girls, who are to go down in body
to the exposition later. Under the lead
ership Of Mrs Norma Leffmgwell
members Of this organization will form
an entertainment committee. The pro
gram, which is rather abstract and not
, particularly cnlightening, follows;
Proficient Party Pleasingly Performs
b Parody Pudcntly Presented Pc
Promising Poet.
Pretty Performance Prettily Pre-
scntod
Pleasing Piece Presented Per Popu
= lar Party
9 Properly Prepared Piece Patient
Performed
o Perfectly Painful Piece Proudly Pre-
T. scntcd.
y Pleasing Party Pipes Properly.
>, Pretty People Play Prcttily
+. Popular Party Performs Patiently.
u Pleasing Party Performs Perfectly
y Properly Prepared Provisions Pr
sented Patrons.
g Miss Lenore Dale Coshow a Junior
v McMnnyillo collcg, has been eloctC
II queen Of May. The plans and auang
u ments have not yet been completed t,
" the May day exercises, which will
y held ON the college campus about NJ,
" l., Miss Coshow is the daughter
10 form2r state Senate O, Z. Coshow,
Ros5hurg Her mother was former
Miss Libbic Kay, slater Of state Troa
Mt ured r. B, Kay, aud was graduate
Of from McMnnylle college about
of years ago,
Miss Mabel Page, of Iobish, is
N, guest of Mrs. l., Il. Page, remaining {
~ the week.
-st Miss Laura lonius, a graduate
70; last Year OF the Sacred Heart acadcu
IN. is being entertained nj the acadcI
this week.
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