Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-30


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vWNHE members Of the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association are Gag
a erly anticipating the coming Of
DIR. Anna Brown, one Of the national
secretaries from New York. DR.. Brown
will be in Salem this evening, and will
preside Mt the regular quarterly meet.
ing of the Y. w. G. A., to be held in the
parlors of the First Congregational
church, beginning at s O'Clock. At
this meeting brief reports of officers
and committees will be heard, after
which DR.. Brown will address the young
women. Light refreshments and a so.
cial hour will follow Every member
Of the association is urged to be pres
ent, as well as all women of the city
who are interested. This is the first
visit Of national secretary to Salem
since the organization of the local as
Eociation, and is an event of consider.
able moment.
The members Of the Sunday school
class of the Jason Lee Memorial church
under the leadership OF Mrs. Effie
Wright Unrun, will hold n May.day
party in tho beautiful Yew Park tomor.
row afternoon, the weather of course,
being favorable. The merry group of
girls will go early, passing the day
with appropriate May.day diversions
The class is composed Of Sybel Smith,
Helen Frey, Grace Davis, LGclla Lewis,
Ilorainc Ross, Myrtle Beecroft, Edna
Mcfarland, Flora Fletcher, Eta Bax.
ter Hazel Baxter Bernice Bum, Helen
Aspinwall, Mabel Brown and Vera
Wright.
Mrs. W. H. Cook returned Yesterday
from a fortnights 8 visit to her daugh.
ter, Mrs (Dr.) Ivan Bellinger, in Sweet
Home. Upon her return Mrs. Cook
stopped in Lebanon, where she was en-
fcrtained by Miss Lottie Penn, a grad.
nate Of Willamette university, who is |
teacning in the Lebanon high school.
Miss Penn, with Miss Grace Edgington,
also a former Willamette university
student, were entertained as house
guests Of Mrs. Bellinger previous TO
Mrs. Cooks visit. Miss Edgington is
taking u course in journalism at tho
University of Oregon and is popular in
college circles in Eugene as she was in
university circles here. During Mrs.
Cook 5 stay in Sweet Home she was
privileged to hear local theological
student, Jacob StOcker who fills a reg.
nlar pulpit appointment at that place.
Raymond G.. Lacey and bride, of
Parker, Ore, were guests yesterday Of
tho formers aunt, Mrs. Ray Lacey
Holland, at "The Naples They we're
married in Vancouver, WASH, April "a,
and are just returning from a short
honeymoon trip. Mrs. Lacey was for.
merly Miss Hazel Cooke, daughter of
the late A. M, Cooke, former postmaster
at Parker. The happy couple will make
their home in Parker.
Miss Edith Starbuck, Of Portland
and Professor Lawrence, of Walla
Walla college, prominent educational
workers in the private school of the
Seventh Day Advcntsts church. left
for Forest Grove this morning, after
hoding three days conference in tho
local church Miss StaIhuck is sis
ter of DIR, b. Il. Starbuct, Of Dallas
During her stay she was entertained a,
the guest Of Rev and Mrs. II. G. Ta1rs
ton, on the Fairgrounds road
Mrs. John Thomburgc wife of tn,
president Of the First National Banl
of Forest Grove, and Mrs. A. n. Scott
wife OF the editor of the News.Times
Of the same place, motorcd to Salon
this morning with the Fo"cst Grov,
delegation Of business men, who wer
calling officially on the governor. Mrs
Thornburge and Mrs, Scott are beinl
entertained during their stay MS tn
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Volk II
their beautiful suburban place, "Volk
land"
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Mills are enter
tanning AS their house guests Mrs. II. Y
Mills and her daughter Eleanor, q
Seaview, Wash, who will remain
week. Mrs, Mills is niece of NJ,
Mills.
Mrs. Viola Vcrclcr Holman is delight
ing the attendants at the Sunday morr
ing services at the Bungalow churel
ON Court street, with her violin music
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