Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-10
Social and Personal.
ALINE THOMPSON

The Ladies Aid Of the Leslie NJ. E..
church held q tea today at the home of
Mrs. Mason Bishop, 1910 South Com
mercial street. The afternoon was
devoted to the making of attractive
and useful articles for the bazaar which
will take place December the first in
the church. The committee in charge
Of tea were: Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Kight-
Finger, Mrs. Ingery and Mrs. Koore.
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Sutherland
spent the week end in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ball, of Port.
land, former well known residents of
Salem, have recently moved to Spo
kane. The Balls arc domiciled at the
Hotel Davenport. Mr.. Ball is engaged
in tho automobile business in that city.
Much interest is being manifested by
Salem people over the likelihood of OBJ
tanning the three great musical artists
this winter Gadski, Ossip and Clara
Gabrilowitsch, and De Gorgoza. Musical
lovers are zealously working to make
AaaAo ~ DhItNobs fADOuJ Out
patrons and patronesses have generous
ly Offered to assist Mis- Magers in tne
sale Of tickets.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Meyers returned
home Monday from q fortnight s visit
to San Francisco. While there, they
were delightfully."- entertained for sew
eral days by Mrs. Charles Gray at the
Oregon building.
The Cherry City Thimble club met
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. II. +. Marsh, on which occasion
new officers were elected for the COM
ing. year. Mrs. J. f. Prunk, president,
and Mrs. II. F. Marsh, treasurer. The
rooms were prettily decorated with
pink roses and autumn leaves Those
present were: Mrs W. r. McAlvin,
Mrs. Donaldson, Mrs j. f. Prunk, Mrs.
Frank Flake, Mrs. Grant Flake, Mrs.
Gleason, Mrs. Brietzke and Mrs. Marsh.
The Oregon Federation of Woman's
clubs has sent telegram to President
Wilson asking that the United States
cooperate with other neutral govern.
ments in calling a conference of neu-
tral nations, which would constitute q
voluntary court Of continuous media.
lion, invite suggestions from warning
nations, and in any case submit stimuli.
taneously TO them reasonable proposals
of peace.
Mrs. ). G. Dyer left this afternoon
for Eugene where she will remain tais
winter as house mother at the Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority.
Mr.. and Mrs Haven Gallagher and
sons, Milton and Meril, of Dundas, Min. |
nesota, have arrived in Salem to be the
guests Of Mrs Gallagher's mother,
Mrs. j. A. Heath at her home, 500
North Twelfth street, for an indefinite
visit. Mr. Gallagher has extensive
farming interests in the middle west.
Mrs. Lee Steiner spent last week in
Portland visiting with her sister, Mrs.
w. O. Keron.
Mrs Il. b. Houston, who has been
visiting in Portland during the past
week, returned last night
- Ivy ~ hOlHun tldSS OF the
First Christian church, will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
ID. ID. olmstead on 2l5 Union street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Davidson. of
Brownsville, spent the week with Mr.. |
Davidson's mother, Mrs. A. V. David |
son, on South Commercial street.
Mrs. Elbert Thompson mad as her
week end guests, Mrs. Donald Allison
and Mrs. Unice Evans, of Portland.
Laurence Hofer motored to Portland
during the week, returning Saturday. |
Tho extension work of the Oregon
Congress Of Mothers, under the leader. |
ship of the newly elected president, |
Mrs. George W. McMath, is progress
ing satisfactorily Mrs. McMath is
recently from McNIinnvillc, where she
gave lectures on the value of the work |
Of tho congress, and today she went to |
Ontario to attend the corn show which !
rs being held there. Sho will be in |
charge of the exhibit made by the