Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-21
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BY MOLLLB RUNO0RH
BY MOLLIB RUN0ORH

luncheon served Those present were:
Rev. A. A. Winter, Lydia Herndoni
president; Pauline Remington, secre'
tary; Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Schmalle, Mrs.
nc. N. Thompson, Mrs. Flesher Misses
Maggie Bartruff, Anna Hinrtte, Ferol
Flesher, Mildred Kaylor, Virginia and
Annetta Magness, Messrs. Raymond
Schmalle, Dan Bartruff, VIM. Scharf,
Roy Remington, Dan and Joe Scharf.
Mr.. and Mrs +. A. Boyington moved
over frUn Salem Saturday and are oc-
cupying the Andrews house on West
Main street. Mr.. Boyingtn is engaged
in the law business and opened up his
office the first Of the week.-Slyerton
Appeal.
The Degree of Honor, Grand Lodge
Of Oregon, which opened three.day.
annual session Monday morning at the
Multnonah hotel Portland, with sew
eral hundred delegates in attendance,
will close today Mrs. Frances Duel
Olson, of st. Paul, Mimi, superior chief
Of the lodge, was present. A reception
was held Monday night in honor of
Mrs. Olson and the visiting delegates.
Mrs Margaret Il. Herren, of Portland,
is grand chief, and Mrs. Ollie r. Ste
vens grand recorder. Mrs, Sarah +, |
Moore is past grand chief. These three
were in charge of the convention de.
tails, aided by committee members. A
number Of the Salem members returned
last night, the remainder to come home |
some time today. The drill team par.
ticipated with others from all over the
state, making splendid appearance
with their immaculate white uniforms
and clusters of cherries in their hair,
typifying the Cherry city. Mrs. Mel
Hamilton, 0r Hubbard, is captain of .
the Salem team, which is composed of |
Mrs. Jessie Crossan, musician; Mrs. j. |
A. Darr, Mrs. Fred Anderson, Mrs. |
Hurd, Mrs. Trayer, Miss Lou Davy,
Mrs. Dorcas Mrs. Bertha Statesman,
Miss Gladys Statesman, Mrs. Della Cof.
fey, Mrs, Ruby Poujade, Mrs. Nellie
White, Miss Greta Bailey, Mrs. Dimeler
Mrs. j. A. Bernardo, Mrs. Mary Rod
gers, Mrs. Esch, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs
White, Mrs. DOmogolla, Miss Domogo.
lia Miss Margaret Crossan, Mrs. S.
Swarts and Mrs, Amanda Anderson.
Other local members who accompanied
the team were Mrs. Elizabeth Reed,
Mrs. Il, d. Holman, both grand lodge
and Mrs. Bertha Viesco.
Miss Isola Hill left the latter part
Of the week for North Yakima, where
she will continue her waL as private
secretary to Frank Meredith, newly ap.
pointed secretary Of the Washington
state fair board. Miss Hill has many
friends here who regret her departure.
Guests, who were for the most part
relatives, gathered at Mrs. G. W. Pear.
mine 3 home just north of Salem re.
Gently to celebrate ler son, Lester
Pearmine's birthday Those present
were; Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Hill, Mr.. |
and Mrs, Claude Hill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Roth, Mrs. Maudc Lucas, Miss
Mollio Pearmne, Robert Lucas, Ken.
meth and Marvin Roth.
Miss Ethel Stnton and Miss Ger.
trude Badger left Saturday evening for
San Francisco, whore they planned to
pass several days at the exposition, 90.
ing from there to Los Angeles, San
Diego, Salt Lake City and other places
of interest. They will part in Denver
Colorado, Miss Stinton going to her
home in Geneva, Nebraska, Miss Bad.
ger to her home in Indiana.
DR., and Mrs. j. IT. Talbot, of the.
theological seminary, have Just return.
ed from Portland, where they passed
week with their daughter, Mrs. l.. f..
steele, Sunday, Dr. Talbot filled the
pulpit at Rose city Park church. aud
this week viii pass several days in
| Spokane,
The husbands of the members of thc
lmpromptu Nccdlcwork club enjoyed a
delightful evenings entertainment
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