Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-01
Social and Personal

CAROL 9. DBBIA.


The contributors to the musical pro
gram at the state fair, consisting Of the
Ladies' State Fair Glee, the Business
Men Quartet and McElroy's band,
have fulfilled all expectations and even
delightfully."- surpassed them as has been
demonstrated by the repeated encores
responded TO at the evening concerts in
tne new pavilion. In fact the high
quality of the music at the fair and
the pleasure it has afforded the large
audiences at the evening concerts, not
TO mention the numbers given in the
afternoons at the races by the men 3
quartet and those by the ladies' glee in
the auditorium at the new pavilion,
have aroused much favorable comment
among botn the Salem and out Of town
fair visitors This evening the two
quartets will sing at the banquet Of
the State Press association at the old
auditorium, following the regular CON
cert in the new pavilion.
DIR. and Mrs b. j.. Sleeves have been
entertaining as their guests during the
state fair, Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Ashby,
OF Portland, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Pinkston, of Oakland, Oregon:
Delegates from the Corvallis Won.
ans club to the State Federation Of
Clubs which meets in Salem October
25 TO 2S, were named at the regular
club meeting Monday in taat city, as
follows; Mrs. Lewis Wilson, Mrs S.
Hartsock Mrs. Minnie Lee, Mrs. w.
McCready, Mrs Dick Kiger and Mrs.
W. J. Kerr.
Miss Myrtle Albright, a student at
Willamette university, spent the
week end IN Portland as the guest of
Mrs r. v Jones, Jr
The Mothers Glass Of the First Meth
odist church held their regular monthly
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. W. G. Young at the Leonard
hotel. Mrs. $. V. Clark assisted tne
hostess in entertaining Following the
business meeting, social hour was en-
loyed, Mrs Swearingen, the guest Of
Mrs. Il. w. Moreland, giving several
readings, while Miss Jeanette Vande-
wort gave a number Of musical selec.
tions. The guests adjourned TO the din
ing room for refreshments, which was
richly decorated with purple asters for
the occasion. About twenty.one guests
enjoyed the afternoon
Baldwin Doolittle, decorator Of in
teriors, at Portland, will give talk
tomorrow afternoon at the art room at
tho state fair on Homo Decoration.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of Miss Leona Gray to Clark
Atkins, two former Salem high school
students, IN Spokane, on September rs.
They are making their home in Spangle,
Washington.
Mrs. j j. Tingle Of Gladstone, Ore.
gon, Is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. II.
W. Davies at her home, 923 ID street
during fair week.
Mrs. S, A. Joaes has arrived from
Long Bcaca, California, TO visit her
many friends in tho city. Mrs. Jones
Is former, well known resident OF
Salem, having resided in the capital
city for rs years previous TO her dc.
parture for Long Beach three years ago,
she viii romain in Salem until the first
OF November, and on her return trip ia
California will visit at various points
along the way,
Mrs. Adcline Smith and daughter
Miss Marian Smith, of Portland. arc
week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Il
johnson, at their home on North Sum
mer street.
II would almost seem that thore Is d
booth equipped for every passing fancy
OF the sighisoer, wandering through In,
countless rows of exhibits, but none II
moro quick to awaken languishinl
thirst nor TO instantly qucnch than th,
Lojn booth. Much OF tho popular
ity of this constantly througed, re
ireshment stand lies, no doubt, IN th,
tasty flavor Of the cooling hoverag,
itself, but a valuable asset TO tho OK
cellence Of Loiu itnclf il the sparkling
personality Of the server, Mrs. Floronc,
=. chapman, i is not only the read,
quip, aud the winning emile Mrs Caap
man gives free gratis with a sampl,
glass OF LOU, but also her enthusiasm
Tor the article she is introducing /,
the public, at presont claim. - "Giv,
your best handle the best and yo,
will receive the bcrt' is Mrs Chan
man = improvised slogan. She also feel
individually aud a0 result, has mad,
hundreds Of othcr fair visitors fco