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

Aid society of the Jason Lee Methodist
church. "coffee" will be given to-
morrow afternoon in the church par
lors, Mrs. Edward Tallman, Sr., and
Mrs. Ella NJ. Tyler to preside as hos
tesses. The Wesleyan class Of this
church is to mold its regular business
and social evening at the Robertses on
North Cottage street tonight.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Leslie
Methodist church will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. Elizabeth Bullock
on Judson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Davidson, long
time Oregon residents, have returned
from a six weeks tour of the
United States, and again are settled
in their hospitable home on Paramount
avenue Leaving Salem in March, the
Dayidsons went first to the Panama |
! Pacific exposition at San Francisco
for short visit. Continuing the Cali.
fOrnia trip, they visited in Los Angeles
as the guests of Mrs. Elmer Starr Miss
Emma Smith, of Salem, and in San
Gabriel at the charming home Of Mrs.
w. II. Kitchen. Mrs. Kitchen was
/ known in Salem as Miss Olivia Swegle |
| and is q sister of Mrs. Henry Bell. |
Louisiana and Mississippi were crossed .
the middle of March, where they found |
the ground ice.coyered. In Alabama
and Virginia there were also evidences
of ice. A delightful soiourn was spent
in Washington, d. c., and in New York
city. Later the cool spring breeZes Of !
Saratoga Springs were enjoyed and
kept in mind until they beheld the
beauties Of Niagara Falls. Business
depression was felt in the northern
they watched the soldiers in training
who were getting ready Tor thelr leave
taking on May l for Europe. Returning
home the trip was made through can,
ada as far as vancouver B' e. Mr., ana
Mrs. Davidson expressed thelr deAght
over the journey
The date of the annual banquet, Civ.
en- by the Omega class of the Leslie
evening, May 18th, the event to be con.
sideraby more elaborate this year than
heretofore. Partial plans were made
for it last night at class meeting at |
the home of one Of the members, Miss
Helen lngrey, Mrs D. B. Ulrich and
Miss Cecile BOhannOn being chosen to |
quets are held at a private residence,
but this years will take place IN theI
church parlors,
sHE
Mrs. John Koorman, Of South Salem,
will spend month with friends inl
Twin Falls, Idaho, leaving for that
Iplaee Wednesday. . 4
Tho vourg foil, of Castle Chanel
,bnrcb eriovol a sociol ovopirg nj the
rcsidencc of Mr.. and Mrs II r. Dorl,s.
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