Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-02

school. She will be the guest OF her
daughter, Miss Dorothy Steuslotf,
graduate of o. A. G., who IS head OF
the domestic science department OF the
former institution.
A group of prominent librarians OF
the northwest, who have been in session
at the Pacific Library association in
Salem, left last night for Berkeley, Cal,
to attend the convention c. the Amerl-
can Library association, which holds
forth from June 3 to 8. Before their
return all will visit tae exposition, Miss
Anna d. Swezey, Of Salem, to return
by away of Seattle, her absence cover
ing period of about five week. G. w.
Henry, of Seattle, will be the official
representative of the Pacific North
west association, others in the party
being Miss Swezey, Miss Mirpah Blair,
of Salem, and the latter's mother, Mrs.
Blair, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Fuller,
Miss Lucia Haley, of Seattle; Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Franklin, of Albany; Miss
Ida Kidder, of Corvallis; j. T. Jennings,
George w. Henry and c. II. Compton,
of Seattle; NJ. H. Douglass, of Eugene,
and D. B. Futernick, Of San Francisco.
One of the most enjoyable of church
entertainments was the social given
under the auspices of the Ladies Aid
society of the First Presbyterian
church, Friday evening, in the church
parlors. The affair was in the nature
,, C. ''hard times" gathering, but this
feature was confined, however, entirely
to the costumes, paper napkins used at
the luncheon and few other minor
details. Roses, quantities of them of
every color and description, were used
in every available place, forming a
most noticeable contrast to the many
grotesque costumes worn by the 70
women present. An impromptu pro.
gram was given and small fines imposed
on those who were unable to contribute
some number. The strawberry luncheon
was served at numer0ls small tables,
all rose.decoratcd. Mrs. Marcia l.. Tip
pie was awarded a favor for the cos
tune best in keeping with the social.
The committee in charge was composed
t OF Mrs W. H. Steusloff Mrs. Ida Niles,
, Mrs Hattie Dayton, Mrs. j. p. Friz-
2ell, Mrs Brewer, Mrs. Irving Grif-
fifth, Mrs. Asa Eoff, Mrs. William Ha-
e gar ana Mrs, Agnes Harding.
B. Mrs. Frank A. Moore, who has been
i the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
h M. Miles, of Portland, left for st. Hell
3. ems Monday to be the guests of friends
for few days before returning to hei
c home in Salem.
y. The exhibit of work of the pupils o
:. the Highland school was put in place
u in the school building Friday, when tao
l. Memorial day exercises attracted pa.
! irons and friends of the school, and the
}, display will remain in place for thi
IS week and next until the closing day OF
}, school. Both the boys and girls worl
d is shown, including art work and ar
r ticles from the domestic science ant
70 manual training departments.
O. Miss Mae Higbee, who has beer
It with the corporation department at ta
n state house for three years, leaves to
IN night for her home in Minneapolis
to Mimi. She will ga by way Of the Pan
Z" ama-Pacitic exposition and will sto
IT. orr at other places Of interest.
es The board meeting of the Young We
res mans Christian Association took plac
at Yesterday in the public library building
n.y. routine business being transacted. Tn
rd election Of officers will not take plac
or until January.
iss 4 large number of friends calc
ISIS Monday evening at the home of NJ
Y" and Mrs, Virgil Kenworthy, on Mort
so- Commercial street, the gathering o
of lcasCning happy surprise and al
Of concentrating Mr.. Kenworthy's S brit
lde day. Mrs, J, A., Carpenter and Mi
ne Bulah Presnall assisted during the eve
ing. Those present were Mr.. and MI
- Oliver kenworthy, the hosts parent
: who are visiting here from Sherwoo
i MIR. and Mrs, u. II. Weyant, Mrs. |
| yha Newman, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis NJ
MILAN, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pruitt n
and Mrs, j, A. Carpenter, Mr. a
Mrs, Russell Norman Mr.. and NJ
u, y, smith, Mr.. and Mrs Julian Hoe
ett Mr.. and Mrs. G, Il, Whitney, \
and Mrs, s, Prcsnall, Mrs. Fiorer
y. Cole, Mrs Huldah Gotham. NJ
Anna Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
scott, Miss Bcuah PresnalI, Miss Ma
Newman, Miss Flora Newman, Low
and Robert Carpenter, Arthur Men
IAN Harvey and Elvin Pruitt, By,
and Lloyd Kenworthy.
The last meeting of the season
the Society OF Oregon Artists in Pc
land was great success. The G
members aud friends were the que
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Walker on
day. Mrs Edyth Tozier Wether
spoke ON art and the need of gene
information ON the subject. She :
that the pictures in many of the no,
should never be given space, and Q
many interesting suggestions cone,
ing art in che home aud in general.
Election Of officers occupied the I
Of the regular lodge session of
PSthian Sisters last night in their 10
rooms. The following were elected
fill the varius positions of honor.
George Winchcll, excellent chief:
Anna Fitch, excellent senior; Mrs
W. Davis, excellent junior; Mrs. Fr
Schramm, manager; Mrs. Charles
menter mistress of records and 90
spondcnce; Mrs. II. d. st, Helen.
tresS of finance; Mrs. Louis Bee
protector; Mrs. Cecilia Barbour, O
guard Mrs Otto Shellbcrg was ch
os a delegate TO the Grand lodge. w
meets in Portland in October, and
j, w. Cox was named as alternate
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