Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-05
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BY KoLLIB RUEooRH

Mrs. f. A. Greenwood returned Fri
day to her home in Salt Lake City, af-
ter passing month in Salem the guest
of the X, J. Hendricks, and friends and
relatives in Aurora.
Miss Marie Bolinger entertained as
a weekend guest Miss Florence Porter,
of Monmouth.
The missionary society Of the First
Presbyterian church met with Mrs. G.
X. Bonnell and Mrs. Davis at l406
Court street, Friday afternoon. Assist
ing on the program were Mrs. w. W.
Martin, Mrs. l.. G. Altman, Mrs. Il.
Brock, Mrs. Charles Lytle, Mrs. NJ. Il.
Newton and Miss Lucille Ross.
Indians and their characteristic
were the subjects OF discussion. Mrs.
Altman gave q paper cen missionary
work among the Indians, Do Indians
Make Good Christians being the sub.
ject OF a paper by Mrs. Brock. The
Neg Perez Indians were discussed by
Mrs. Lytle, a piano selection of In.
dian music being given by Miss Ross,
Mrs. Newton giving much interesting
information u. On Indian music.
A feature Of the afternoon was the
talk ol Alaska by an Alaskan Indian
girl from the Chemawa Indian training
school.
Mrs. Charles Fuller entertained the
w. A. Il. club Friday afternoon with
all members present. Outside guests
were; Mrs. Warren Pohle, Miss May
Welcn and Miss Olive Riddell, Of Oak.
land, Cal, who is visiting in Salem.
Miss Riddell delighted with readings
during the afternoon. The club 5 next
session will be in two weeks, at the
home of Mrs, Walter Minier, of North
Commercial street
Indians and their characteristics
seven children and four grandchl.
dren living, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Macy
eel brated their golden wedding Fri. /
day. reunion Of the family took
place at their residence, 1893 Miller
street. With the exception Of one win.
fer spent in northern California, Mr..
and airs. Mays married life Of, fifty |
years mas been spent in and around Sa. |
lem, and many friends and relatives
participated in the Joyful anniversary. |
seven children were born to them |
Mrs. Ella NJ, Morris, of Hollywood, Los
Angeles, Cal; Edwin S. Macy, Of Port. .
land; !. Frank Macy, of McMinnvilIe;
Albert NJ. Macy, Of Aberdeen, Wash.
Bert W. Macy, of this city; Mrs. Bert
w. Macy, Of this city; Mrs. Pearl Hol.
loway, of Portland, and Mrs. Ida NJ.
Lyman, of Salem. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Macy enjoy good health, All the de-
scendents, children and grandchildren
are living.
Gathered with them upon this occas.
ION we've; Mr.. and Mrs. Jrsse Mncy.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin s. Macy, Of Port. |
iand, Mr.. aud Mrs. j., Frank Macy and
children, Isabelle, Doris and William,
OF McMinnyillej Albert NJ. Macy, of
Aberdeen, Wash, Bert w. Macy Of Sa.
lem; Mrs. Pearl Holloway, of Portland,
End Mrs. ldc M. Lyman and daughter,
Lillian, of Salem. Mrs. Ella Morris,
of Los Angeles, the eldest Of the fam.
ily, was prevented by sickness from be.
ing present. Mrs s. R, Rodgers, of
Turner, and Mrs, NJ A. Mclntire, of
Salem, aunt aud cousin, respectively, of
Mrs, Macy VINO were present at her
wedding, were present also,
One of the most enjoyable events Of |
the season at Liyeslcy occurred at the /
home of Mrs. John Watson when the
ladiee Of the Lend q Hand club enter.
tanned their husbands with a chicken
pic social last Saturday evening. Twcn.
~ couples sat down to repast which
was unanimously pronounced 20, be tac
choicest products OF the culinary art