Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31

cutt helgleman, VINO appeared III TWO
Of his humorous impersOnations, and
Patrick Hogan, alias j. Arthur Martin,
who did a character stunt entitled "ln
the Irish Jubilee" On both nights the
house was well filled with friends Of
the Yeomen, and the offering they gave
the people was much appreciated. Lady
members Of the lodge assisted as ush,
ers.
The mother s class of the First Meth
odist church will hold its regular
monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon at
half past two o'clock aC the residence
Of Mrs. Charles Chambers, 375 North
Fourteenth street.
Thursday night, May 9th, Mrs. Hall
opened her spacious home in Salem
Heights to about twenty friends of her
daughter, Miss Lena Hall. The invited
guests were: Misses Violet Hoffman,
Nina Chase, Minnie Spranger Gale and
Marine Smith, Cora Fisher, Helen
Speaker, Clara Miller, Mr.. Morris Saw
yer, Fred Spranger, Francis Young
Athos Miller, Ralph Gordon. Ray Bo-
hanon, Carl Gibson Guy Williams and
Doyle Smith, Dancing and other games
filled the time until a late hour when
dainty refreshments were served.
At Monmouth State Normal school
Saturday night was given the annual
senior week end, concluding with the
ball at the gymnasium. Salem people
entertained, Mrs. Anna Rogers Fish
reading a one.act play, "Kitty Clyde"
in a very charming manner. Mrs Fish
read "War Brides" before the Mon
mouth Woman Is club in the afternoon.
Miss Priscilla Fleming gave the Spanish
Tarantella in Spanish costume, and the
Wood Nymph dance, interpretations
that were pronounced of very high
order. Both Mrs. Fish and Miss Flem.
ing were given recalls.
The patrons and patronesses were: Mr..
and Mrs. Pittman, Mr. and Mrs. Even
den, Miss Hohan, Miss Green, Miss Co.
hoon, all Of the college, Salem patrons
and patronesses being Colonel E. Hofer,
Miss Junia Todd, Miss Mcintosh, Mr..
and Mrs. Gentle, Mr.. and Mrs. Butler.
Among the out-oftown guests were X.
Wilson, from the University Of Oregon,
and the following from Salem: Tom
Wood, Charles S. Burdsal, Kenneth
Martin, and H. Ragan. Oregon Agri-
cultural college guests were: Messrs.
Larsen, Tucker, Tulley, Mix, Kennady,
Flanagan, Dement, and West with a
number from Dallas and Independence.
Thursday afternoon Mrs B. j. and
Mrs Donald w. Miles entertained
group of friends at their Salem Heights
residence. Miss Isobel McGilchrist and
Miss Regina Long assisted the host
esses, Miss McGilchrist playing several
instrumental selections throughout the
hours.
The invitational list included: Mrs.
George Burnett Mrs. Anthony Klein
Mrs. Sarah Wilson, Mrs. S. c. Dyer
Mrs. l.. Westacott, Mrs. Edward L
Boas, Mrs. S. l.. Hayden, Miss Leone
Hayden, Mrs. j. Wilson, Mrs. Franz
Turner, Mrs. Alice Bryngelson, Miss
Clara Smith, Miss Isobel McGilchrist
Miss Florence Nichols, Miss Regni
Long, Mrs. M. A. Long, Mrs. c. Il. Bar
bour, Mrs. +. h. Shafer, Mrs. Florg
Johnson Mrs. George w. johnson, Mrs
S. II. Snyder, Mrs. Louis Tillson, Mrs
Walter DeLong, Mrs Thomas Burrows
Mrs, Gideon Stolz, Mrs, A. W. Fish an,
Mrs, l.. c. Mccoy.
Sunday night the memorial day pro
gram at the Unitarian church was at
tended by Il fine audience. The service
were suited to the occasion. Mr.,
Hinges sang by request, "'The Sword o
Bunker Hill," and gave " America
Flag" for an encore. Tom C. Orderma
was the tenor soloist and was success
full in winning applause as was give
all The special numbers. Mrs. Fish rea,
from Noyos' war drama, In n very in
pressiye manner, Judge Daniel Wei
ster for the Grand Army and Col. I
flofer for the Sons of Veterans CAV
eloquent addresses suitable for Men
oriOl exercises, Next Sunday night Mr.
Thomas Galloway win be the SOLOS
She has one Of the most delightful re
pertoires ever presented in salem.
Mr., and Mrs W, b. Miner passed tn
weekend with friends in Portland,
A group Of Salem young folk went t
Chcmawa Friday evening where the
were entertained at delightful part
J by Miss Celestia Brace Although hu
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