Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-22

rary residents, really marking the close
Of the legislative session and the tab
ernacle meetings. Both have attracted
much attention, and now that they are
over, almost every one is glad that
Lent is here, furnishing something of
an excuse for a period of rest and re.
taxation.
Many Of the solons and their wives
departed yesterday, and many are
leaving today. Miss Marian Towne,
representative, who has been stopping
with Mra s. c. Dyer, leaves for Port
land tomorrow to be entertained by
friends previous to her departure for
her home in Phoenix. Miss Katherine
Clark, senator from Glendale. who has
been with the ]. L. Stocktons, will re-
main for some little time yet. Repre-.
sentative and Mrs. F. d. Wagner, of
Ashland, and Representative and Mrs.
IS. B. Huston, Of Portland, who have
been the guests of the A. N. MoOres,
loft for their homes yesterday. Senator
and Mrs. u. d. Cusick, of Albany, are
another popular couple who have re-
turned home, likewise Senator and Mrs.
X. r. Butler, of The Dalles, and Sen.
atOr and Mrs. Samuel Garland, of lie.
banon.
Representative and Mrs w. Al Jones,
of Joseph, will remain until aome time
next week. Mrs. Jones has been much
fcted during her stay, several more af.
fairs to be given complimentary to her
previous to her departure. Miss Calista
Moore, who has been entertaining dur.
in the winter with series Of Mon
day afternoon bridges, asked Mrs.
Jones to be the guest Of honor at last
weeks gathering, and Mrs. Jones will
also share honors with Miss inertia
james tomorrow afternoon, when Mrs.
u. Cooke Patten entertains with several
tables Of bridge.
A charmingly planned evening par.
ty was the offering Of Marshall Ryan,
son Of Judge and Mrs. Thomas F. Ry.
an, Friday, to a number of his young
friends in the celebration of his seven.
teonth birthday. A rcd and white
color scheme was carried out on the
beautifully appointed table, eighteen
places being marked by prettily hand.
done cards. Ralph Barnes presided as
toast master, each of the guests re.
spending with clever patriotic quota.
tions in keeping with the nearby ami.
versary Of Washington 5 birth. There
were favors for each guest, music and
pastimes Of patriotic nature following
the dinner.
Those who participated in the merry
affair were; Ruth Barnes, Charlotte
Robertson, Margaret Goodin. Louella
Patton, Eva Miles, Florence Hodge,
Dorothy Dick, Pauline Dick, Mary Jane
Albert, Ralph Barnes, Charles Robert.
son, Robertson Brooks, Henry Radcliffe,
John Griffith Dick Goodm, Leon Cul.
bertson and Donald Ryan.
The Mothers club Of Highland will
meet in regular monthly session tomor.
row afternoon at half past three
O'Clock, at their school building. A
trained nurse from the Salem hospital
will give an address on the care Of
the sick and there will also be musical
numbers A full attendance is desired.
The regular monthly social afternoon
Of the Order Of Eastern star will take
place tomorrow afternoon in the rooms
of the order in Masonic Temple.
Mrs. John Withycombc Jr. (Miss Ilda
Iones) and Miss Mabel Withycombe,
0t Corvallis, were entertained in Salem
aud at the NJ, J., jones country place
at Labish Meadows for the weekend.
Mrs. Withycombc was the house guest
Of her sister, Mrs. George w. Gray, Mrs.
Withycombc being entertained by Mrs.
George Palmer Putnam. For the plcas.
urc of Ia visitors, Mrs, b. O. Schucldng
entertained with very infomal lunch.
con Saturday asking additionally Mrs.
Putnam, Mrs, Gray Miss Gertrude
Jones, of Labish Meadows, and Miss
Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +, Savage announce
tho marriage Of their daughter Ruth
Alico, 60 DR., h. Franklin Pound, Thurs,
day, February IL. The wedding wa,
very quiet home event, Rev. Hurry H.
Marshall performing the ceremony in
the presence of relatives and Gloss
friends. The bride Us member Of d
woll-known pioneer family
The young people are at home ID
friends at 0lO North Twenty first
street.
Mrs. Mary Rice of Portland. who /,
in Salem in the interest Of the Louis,
Home for Young Women, is the hous,
guest Of Mrs Charles Scott.
Mrs. Anna Strong returned Samr
day night from Astoria, whore she hal
been the guest of friends for severn
weeks, Miss Ellen Thiclson, who wen
down with her, is expected home obou
Thursday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank W. Durbn an
entertaining their "5QO' club touigh
at their remdencc, lAl7 Court street.
A committee composed of MH H. Il
Page, Mrs. Paul Huuscr Mrs. Fran
J. Miller, Mrs Waldo Mills, Mrs. Pal
MGR, Mrs j. A. Pooler, Mrs. Paul Stcg
aud Mrs. Charles H. Roborteon, repre-
senting the Ladies Aid society OF ia
First Presbyterian church, met at IN
home Of Mrs. Robertson this uftcrnoo
TO perfect plans for an afternoon gath
ering 60 be given by them Friday q
she home Of Mrs, Page
Mr.. and Mrs, Lou McDill and Mrs
N A Wngppner. Of Woodlnkp. Npbrns