Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-01
Society Attends
w. u. Festival
Western Social Life Compared with
Southern---Interesting Interview
with Woman from Sunny South
land--Events of Informal Nature
Fill Weeks Social Calendar
(BY Mollie RuncOrn)

& the eoST @ s aStTsS tS T Tero re n of o p1
~ universally recognized by which supposedly reg
S SS 6u5 ] % b cirSlf e or op eSpec Fnds Mrs.
h A & M poF, F her. OF t % Mr. % 3 S @ % % MiPt of North Capital street
been interested in the charming accounts given her of her life in
which radical change from those with
STRcrs are three Mrs David in interesting
non ond tc Vogr White Although it is supposed have oberatod
souhen will tell you ha the feeling Of war 4o % mas ae G & @ % e t
the people & and fG Se 4 otn Ta 5, e SF1a ] '"' ana '
Tc better class those who have Travelled LIVED north OF the Mason Mason
but the feeling stn c for and the south come
up hsG Ann an g ns tine Ss @ n @ SefSi' by S ds Da with which some are
already familiar sey9l months ago northern theatrical company
open They pozcd first te southSners
being great po Gos and % everything @ @ eo% % bo @ o @ n g had ou @
that Uncle Toms Cabin would be shown for the first time in the
libraries Of the southern states and m such ago dgCgar@ Of southern ]
ntd body called the and later on the manager % Of the the
S s Do np Tyy % So "TT ae9s S"gS % at eu t % % d S @ e T
oSneI % aaSDc society woman making the matter the object Of prayer
papers updng women papers backed BY northern capitalists viewing
majority southern are described extremely frivolous
to L that the daughters sent to finishing cntcrng room
sro ta"s d" sod Mrs. bay nat work is not conducive good looks
girls learn early that @ beauty is most mos desirable ] attribute 40 - man
women t G"S Way % @ the bo and Y & At the tea dansnt so Very opu
new dances The young folk the south & are gt gre great ] spf' ] for % %
their r ] & one ne o"s mot @ S% c q % o% g'S ot df% noonco Of those living
elsewhere It lends nothing ono prestige work. work. THAT when one is e
aiES|a "S be ] o aS 2 @ 5 % p % @ pe
in generally
glhood thought instcd
southern girl early generally becoming dcbuone her
teenh married by the time she is twenty She is much
fks and brought family
and everything done make the dougher entrance into society literal blaze
of glory
''Ti emnty mNttero fact She
without the least embarrassment Vanity
abound the large ball usually being Of these
little little mboder little
ali and proud the fact One society girl overheard telling
hadn't make d-Nnd she the
acknowledged belle of the city
play important part the southern belle filtration being
accessory described If this be the
artistic triumph Her usually light
he said
Woman suffrage not strongly advocated yet the south but slowly
gaining prominence
looks education being looked with favor Many southern
little their blue blood and being particularly
Blanche Ruth PEARLS popularity
concludes he who
preside his fortune properly he looks souhwod great do inter
the south generously by these alliances
'rho southern society deyoeo filled with parties garden parties
being nil the fine old colonial homes
everything being elaborate in decorative
liant of the Both and appeared in cotton suits and
gowns The decorations surpassed those the celebrated Newport functions
the being elaborate and costly,
The guests
O'Clock and dance all night being served midnight All guests
The often all the hut Of them
adopting the Of their northern sisters of taking early
E looked eccentric fpgy and dO being more to be desired
than musculOnty,
'The the southern daies is amusing nohen
wccrne after reading the conservative wrus in the newspapers of the
minuey described and long lists ott
conversations figure most conpcuouS Polly Poochtre
columns in the Atlanta widely read She pu supposed to be
circumstances she has
pug each week and society girl reads ON Sunday morning