Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-19
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By Mo1LIB RUN0oRN


terest of her lodge. She will make Of
ficial visits to numerous lodges in
Washington before her return to Sa.
lem.
Mrs. Jesse Steiwer returned from
Portland the latter part of the week;
where she passed several days with her
daughter, Mrs. L. Frank Douglass.
At the BungaIow Christian church,
Friday evening, the Loyal Sons and
Daughters classes will hold a Hard
Times social as q benefit for their
church. A program will be given in
connection and refreshments served.
Everyone is supposed to come in their
poorest attire and those who overstep a
certain limitation in this line will be
obliged to pay small fine, all funds to
be raised in this way, as no admission
will be charged. A general invitation
is extended. Old-time songs will be
sung, instrumental numbers viii be
given and several readings intersperse
the program. Doris Allen is chairman
Of the program and refreshment com.
Beula |alling and Mary Het-
tick serving on the former, Fern Davis,
Zelma Downing and John Gross being
named as members Of tae latter.
A silver tea was given Saturday aft
ernoOn from 2 until O'Clock at the
rectory of st. Paul 8 church, by the
members of the iumo auxiliary. Lenta
Baumgartner and Helen Weller met the
guests at the door, Beulah Fox pouring,
later being relieved by Josephine Baum
gartner, A beyy Of Pretty girls in
dainiy frocks assisted in serving. They
wer,: Alice Rudling, Doris Cnurchill,
Constance Yantis and Faith friday.
Helen Robe and Marjorie Dawson were
at the candy booth. Amonl
callers noticed during the afternoon
were: Mrs. U. G. shipley, Mrs. Russell
Catln, Miss Margaret CASHIER, Mrs,
Henry B. Thielsen, Miss Nell Thielsen,
Mrs Edward Weller, Mrs. Huelet, Mrs.
Martin, Mrs. w. b. Gilsou, Mrs rreuric
.lhielsen, Miss Margaret Legg, Mrs, Jo-
seph Baumgartner Mrs. Elizabeth case,
Mrs. ANA Strong, Miss Grace, Davis,
Mrs. G. A. Wood, Miss Helen Wood and
Miss BeiItrice Walton.
Much praise for the success Of the af-
fair is due Mrs. j. A. Churchill, the
of the auxiliary; Doris
Churchill, president, and Alice Rudnag,
seeretary.
1t will be Of interest to many friends
os the sixteen girls, members of the
ArtoFrisco club Of the United Artisans,
that they will have several more oppog.
tunities Of assisting them on their CON.
templated trip to the panama.Paclr,
exposition which they plan to take
next July. A series of four
dances, given MS benefit, concludes
the last of the year. Each Of these
affairs were largely attended and we:e
delightful in every respect. The first
Of the second series viii take place on
th evening of Wednesday, January q,
and is being eagerly awaited, as are
also the remaining ones, which will oc
eur ON the following dates: February
"a, March "a, April -, the final one 10
be a genuine old-fasnloned May dance,
to take place early in that month.
The popular play, Brown, OF iIar.
ward, VIII also be given as benetlt
performance for the members of this
club, the date, although close at hand,
not being detinitely decided upon. II.
announcement that the play was TO be
given was made at the annual instal.
lation session last Wednesday evening.
the selection OF the cast TO be mad.
tome row evening. II will be composed
largely of members OF the lodge, al.
though some outside talent will be asa
ed to assist.
Members Of the Arto.Frisco club, who
will benefit by these affairs, are. Miss
Donna Hall, Miss Pearl Collins, Miss
Audrey Hicks, Miss Stanis Andersen,
Miss Dora Andersen, Miss Ada Tosel,
Miss Olive Castle Miss Marie Hovede.
DO, Miss Florence Smith, Miss Ruby Ba.
ker Miss Tenna Bewley, Miss Cleo
hennop, Miss Grace 1allman, Miss Leah
Watson, Miss Fannie Penn, Miss Mabel
Brassiield.
Mts. George j. Pearce and daughter
Miss Dorothy Pcaree, spent the week.
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hon.
hns, Of Albany.
A number of Salem people are plau
ming on attending the various musical
events to be given by the agricultural
college, among them being the annual
Q, A, G, orchestra concert, Friday, Feb
ruary ~, and the o. A, G. cadet band
concert, TO take place Friday, Febm
airy 10. Mrs. Halle Parrish Hinge,
has accepted an invitation to sing at
the latter event.
What is described as one of the most
interesting papers read at the reccul
meeting in Portland of the Forestry as
,ociation, which meets once month
tor the study OF forests, trees, birds
and similar topics, was given by Mrs. H.
A. Elliott, Of salem, wite of the state
forester She took as her subject "Sco
ME Places In Oteuon That unve Bo