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

the Oregon building at the Panama-Pa-
eific exposition. They are Mrs. Charles
A. Gray, Of Salem and Eugene, and Mrs
Thomas G. HALEY, of Portland. Both
are charming women, and the announce.
ment gives general pleasure and salts
faction throughout the state.
Mrs. Gray, who for several years has
been chaperone for the Chi Omega fra.
ternity Of the University Of Oregon,
is a popular member of both Eugene
and Salem society. She has been the
guests of friends In Portland and will
arrive here tonight to pass brief time
with the George W. Grays. According
to ner present plans, she will spend the
summer months of June, July and Aug.
ust in San Francisco.
Mrs. HALEY is planning to go down
to San Francisco in time for the open.
ing, February 20, and will be accom-.
panied by her daughter, Miss Genevieve
HALEY, who is an unusually clever ar.
tist. Mrs. HALEY Is already making
arrangements to make the Oregon build.
ing home for 0regonians, where they
can feel absolutely al home at all times
with many privileges to add to their
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receptions and various social duties by
prominent social leaders Of Oregon,
who from time to time will visit the
fair, and considerable rivalry exists as
to whom Mrs. Haley will choose to as.
sist her at the elaborate reception to be
given when President Wilson arrives.
Among the many delightful features
TO be inaugurated at the Oregon build.
ing is the serving of meals by different
groups Of girls studying domestic sci
ence at Oregon Agricultural college
under the supervision Of their teacher.
II will be 80 arranged that each girl in
the class will have an opportunity of
attending and serving in her class at
some time during the fair
There will also be seven guards,
young men well posted on the history
Of Oregon, to be chosen from both Ore
gOn university and Oregon Agricultural
college, eacn group serving for a short
time.
Mrs. Charles A. Gray, Of SaIem will
aet alternately with Mrs. HALEY in the
capacity Of hNtess and they will have
the finest and best in the social affairs
and general atmosphere Of the building,
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eye.
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AZ thelr iast meeting tne ieomen
lodge decided to give masquerade
dance on Friday evening, February 10.
This dance will be for the members Of
the lodge and friends when accompa
hled oy lodSe memper'
Saturday evening the members of the
Never Fail club gave Mrs, Neyhart a
very pleasant surprise, in honor Of her
birthday. Several beautiful gifts were
presented by the following, who were
Rafcrson, Mrs. Ettner Mrs. Scnaupp, |
Miss FeIn schaupp, Mrs. Ella Bennett,
Robert Bennett, Trubert Henderson, Bes'
$40 Ettner, Mrs. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs.
laple, BABY Henderson, John Yaple, |
Mrs Henderson, Edward Raferson and
Mr.. Schhupp John Lane, Herbert Lane,
Ben Lane and Bert NeyhaFt.
Ms. Walter II. Hunt, Of Wacmda,
had ms her Weekend guests Miss Ruby
Steinberg, OF Portland. Sunday even.
ing Miss Stenberg was entertained at
the nome OF Mr., ard Mrs. Roy Jones,
whore merry crowd passed the even. |
ing. Dancing aud music formed the
evenings entertainment and an elabo'
rate supper was served, Those who
called to greet Miss Steinberg were
bliss hlta Jones, OF Salemj Mrs. Walter
> Commaek, OF Portland; Misses Hazel
And huth Hunt ct brookSi Mrs. Frank |
Maddis, OF WaeondGi Charles Erkson,
OF bend; Charles Moisnn, OF Brooksi |
Edg'r Hunt Of Portlandi Albert Eean,
OF Salem, and Mr. aud Mrs Walter II.
Hunt.
The community sing which was given
recently at the Highland school aud
which proved such a pleasing success,
Will DO repeated Wednesday even.
ing beginning at half past seven
o'cloek AZ this time Principal o. NJ
Elliott will also speak, using as his sub
lect ''Tne Junior High School Mrs
Ia Moine Clark who 10 successfully /
planned the previous one, will have en.
tife charge Of the arrangements for
wednesday evenings sing All pa
irons, parents and pupils are extended
corlisl invitation TO attend
instead OF obating gradually increases,
and "a number Of mOrn Affairs Far tte