Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-22
0cial Pers0nal
BY MoLIIE RUg0oRE

ciety will give a silver tea Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. NJ.
Clark om North Church street, Mrs.
Clark and Mrs. Frey to preside as hos.
tessos.
The Thought and Work club, which
has just joined the Federation of Oregon
Woman S clubs, will have with them
at their session tomorrow afternoon,
Miss Matte Beatty, Of the Salem
Woman's club, who will speak ON Z" Fed
Grafton and Its Work. There will
also be entertainment numbers, Mrs.
Theodore Roth and Mrs. Delbert c.
Burtcn to have charge Of the study per
iod. The meeting will be at the home
Of Mrs. +. J.. Purvine, 1909 RUe ave.
nue., Thursday has previously been
the meeting date, but viii probably be
changed to Tuesday hereafter.
A miscellaneous shower was given as
surprise to Miss Ethel HiXon, bride
elect, by her intimate friends, Tlurs-
day evening, at the home Of Miss Ber-
tina Houmard, 1857 North Winter
street.
Those taking part were: The Misses
Ethel Hixson, Emma Muths, Lone Fish.
er, Mabel Gardner, Murel Staley,
Marie Hoydebo, Eta Mulvey, Alice
llollister, Florence Cunningham, Eliza
beth Bayley, Forrest Enos, Ethel Ne
Donald Florence Smith, Harriet Swien-
ink, Mildred Hawthorn, Grace Tyler,
Inez Tyler, Mrs. r. X. Armstrong and
Mrs Mary Scholl
TIL" mothers class Of Highland will
meet in their school building tomorrow
afternoon at half past three o clock.
There will be program, and all mem
bers are requested tr be present.
Leaving last Wednesday, Mrs. NJ. A.
Gooff will pass fortnight in Portland
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. r. How
ard Drake.
A delightful party was given at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe
on North Liberty street in honor Of
Mrs, A. +, Adams, Of Tampa, Florida,
Friday evening. The rooms were beau.
tifullJ decorated Tor the occasion. Mn.
tic and dancing were enjoyed The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Jacobs and
Mrs, Burgard in receiving and serving.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
George b. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Bur.
gard, Mr.. and Mrs. i, p. Wolfe, Mr..
aud Mrs Shaveland, Miss Lutte Wolfe,
Miss Lena Kindall, Miss Minnie Dodge,
Miss Mabel Mason. Miss Birdie lIusley,
Miss katharine Chamlcy, Miss Elsie
Mason, Miss Opal and Miss Hazel Gano,
) Miss Emma lIivock, Miss Alice Kuowen,
d Miss Marguerite Ramsdell Miss Me,
. Conatly, Miss Nellie Kcaton, Mis-,
. Gladys Churchill, Miss Wool, G. I
Mont lomcry, of Fratland; d. s. Mas
j. tcnson, Emory Brown, Roy Brown, A
% c, Brown, IT, o. Ramsdcll, James Sulli
{ van, Harry Lundeen, Henry Lundccn
I Harold Gano, Oakliff Harvey and Mr.
| Gholson,
4, Tho appearance OF Maggie Tcyte, tia
; eminent English prima donna, at tn
r lleilig thcater, Portland, tomWro,
, night, will attract number of Salcr
. music lovers, who will 60 down espc
cially for this event.
!, Mrs. l.. u. Gotshnl, Of Portlan,
j passed tne weekend in Salem with he
!. husband, who is with the state printn
n Office.
o Tho A. ~ Gilberts and h. q, Schuch
. ings are entertaining the formers SOL
I Warren Gilbert, of Denver, Colorad,
II who arrived last week,
d Plans for May.day festivities at wi
n lamctte university, which are anunall
Of interest to large numbers outside q
r coll '1c circles, are now under wa,
Is Thre' Of the most popular girls ha,
l. been nominated for May queen, III
election TO take place Wednesday ,
'e noon. the girls are Miss Leila Len
II, Miss Mildred Bartholomew and Nil
90 Daisy Mulkcy. Miss Lent represent
g the Adclantis Miss Bartholomew an
IN Miss Mulkcy the pnilodosians. All Al
sonio's and as il will be the last tin
any viii be Ublc TO run fW the honorc
l., scat political machines are being forr
$, ed by their friends to direct their ear
ss poigns
4.
X Art interest has been considcrab
stimulated by the display Of pictur,
made by j, NJ. Crooks an eminent Por
o. lond artist at the Frame Shop durir