Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-09


after which they proceeded to the home
Of Mrs. R. II. Scott, where the re-
mainder of the evening was spent in
playing $500" Those present were:
Mrs. Lafayette Lawrence, Mrs. Fred
Dose, Mrs. c. f. Whitman, Mrs. G. B.
Smith, Mrs c. C.. Goodale, Mrs. R. II.
Scott Mrs. II. c. Poorman, Mrs. +. X.
Beck and Mrs. w. A. Chapman.
The members of the Christian Endea-
vcr society were entertained at the
home of Miss Maggie Shanks Friday
evening. After the business part of
the evening was over the young peo.
pie enjoyed socable time with games
and music. Refreshments were served
by tne hostess, assisted by Misses May
Irwin and Rosa Alne. Members pres.
ent were: Miss Maggie Lankins, Miss
Rosa Aline, Miss Goldie Rominger, Miss
Ana Hall, Miss Lois Aline, Miss Mae
Irwin, Miss Maggie Shanks and Miss
Leila Neudle; Messrs. G. Il. Powell, Will
liam Trayer, Archie Gibbons, Herman
Aline Marvin Terzler, Gilbert Cole,
Ardie Roberts, MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Hall and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Crosby.
In honor of the senior class, Professor
and Mrs G. B. Coleman gave recep-
tion at their home ON Dowd street
Wednesday evening. The time was
greatly enjoyed by the young people in
playing games and music, after which
delicious lunch was served. Those at.
tending were: Miss Myrtle Olson, Miss
Mildred Walker, Miss Freda Bohn, Miss
Anna Aline, Miss Usula Beck and Miss
Elwen Schram; Messrs. Glenn Nc,
CONCEAL, Henry Hansen Ellis Harper
Virgil Haller, Paul Folquet, Rex Bent.
ley, Geo. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Mishler, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Glass and Mr.
and Mrs. Lantz.
An interesting affair of last week
was the meeting of the Priscilla club
at the nome of Mrs. f. j. Standard on
Friday afternoon. The rooms were dec.
grated in holeysuckles and roses Sew.
ing and conversation were the main en-.
tertainments of the afternoon. Several
instrumental selections were rendered
by some of the talented members pres.
ent. Luncheon was served by the hos.
tess. Enjoying the afternoon were
Mrs. L. H. Shorey, Mrs. Alice Kennedy
Mrs, r. H. Scott, Mrs. o. P. Overton
Mrs. L. M. Bitney, Mrs. C. C. Goodale
Mrs. H. W. Grass, of Lacrosse, Kansas
and Mrs, Z. j. Stanard
Virgil Haller entertained Thursday
evening in honor of the senior class
Most of the evening was spent in play
ing games on the lawn. Lunch was
served by the most 3 sister, Miss Lois
Haller. Those present were: Misses
Myrtle Olson, Anna Alne, Mildrer
Walker, Freda Bohn, Elwina Schram
Messrs, Warren Hicks, Glenn McGOne
gal, George Coleman, Rex Bentley an(
Virgil Haller.
The ladies of th5 Lutheran Aid so
ciety met at the home of Mrs. Nelson
on Lincoln avenue, Wednesday. Afte
the business meeting was over refresh
ments were served by tn hostss
Mr., and Mrs. S. E. Brune and MI
and Mrs. Bcaman and Miss Glady
Adams motored to Salem Friday an,
attended the commencement recital o
the college of music of Willamette uni
: versity.
At the home of Miss Mabel Bosco
Thursday night was scene of muc
merrlment, as number of Miss Ma
bel S friends called in to help celebrat
her birthday Music, dancing and sine
ing furnished the evenings entertain
I ment. A bountiful lunch was served b
a the hostess. The guests present were
y Misses Lucy Becker Alice Goldsmith
/ Theresa Alchler, Rosy Thecs Esthc
!, and Jennie Winnell, Emma and Sophi
tlkan, Emma Emmert, Messrs. Milto
4 Coy, Clarence Green, Ed. Becker, CIR,
=, yer kunze, Fred Goldsmith, Paul Fo
! quet, Frank Fikan, Tony Becker, 81
!" bastian Aichler, Jack Jonnsm of Por
!! land and Bert Lee of Mt. Pleasan
/. Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. II. Estel, Mr.. an
70 Mrs Cathout, Mr., and Mrs. r. Bowie
!. Mr. and Mrs Maxwell and Mr.. ar
. Mrs Ed Boscoe.
" The Rural club was entertained
y, the home of Misses Jennie and Esth
", Wlnnell last week. The rooms we
4 beautifully decorated with large bo
y quets Of roses. Lunch was served |
+. the h0stesses. The members prese,
4 were; Mrs. D, c. Bevans, Mrs Ed. Be
~ eoe, Mrs. Chas Deane, Mrs. Don NJ
~ - Ter, Mrs. w. H. Davis Misses Nab
- Boscoe, Erma Magnuson and Jenn
VI and Esther Winnell
It. Jack Barkman, of Donald, was sho
Mt ping in town Saturday.
st Mrs. IL. l.. Gill has returned fro
Oswego where she mas been the que
20 Of friends. e"'
v. Colonel and Mrs. j. NJ. Poorman ,
rn turned last week from a visit to I
c. San Francisco fair. Colonel Poorm
nd also attended Che bankers convent
,ir and was elected president of the o.
is gon. State Bankers association.
IN Mrs. S. A, Livesay visited frien
It's IN salem Sunday and Monday.
in Mrs. D. c. Cowles and babv sne
to sunday with her sister.in.law Mrs
Cox, Of Salem. ''
Or. Earl j. Cummins, of Portland. "
r. IN Woodburn one day last week a
et made arrangements to return this we
ne and give addresses on the subject
sex hygiene. 'O''''
nv Mr. and Mrs. Christensen and DIM,
ng ter, of Portland, were guests Of !
"a. latter s mother, Mrs. Pheeley.
- Mrs. +, w. Settlemier was in tbo
~. ceiving line at the recention ne 40