Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-23
ocial undP Personal
BY MoL1IE RUSooRS

Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Willoughby, of
Eugene, were weekend guests Of Miss
Annette GRADER.
Outgoing and incoming officials, and
monthly leaders, of the Woman s Home
Missionary society of the First Presby-
terial church, were entertained yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Carl
f. Elicit Amid attractive patriotic
surroundings the guests passed bus.
ness session later enjoying an informal
social time. Officers elected we're:
Mrs. Anna Palmer, president; Mrs Wal
ter Brown, vice-president; Mrs w. w.
Martin, second vice president; Mrs. L.
G.. Altman, treasurer, and Mrs. Hodge,
secretary, and the newly.appointed
leaders Of the monthly meetings.:
Mrs. w. Emmons, Mrs. John Lewis,
Mrs. d. p. Junk, Miss Lillian Apple
gate, Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. Chas.
Parks, Mrs. r. A. Wallace, Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. Mary Newton, Mrs. E. r. Judd,
Mrs. Robert Eakin and Mrs. Philip Gil.
bert.
Mrs Clara b. Ferguson leaves tonight
for Columbus, Ohio, being joined in
Portland by DR.. and Mrs. c. j. Smith,
long time friends, who will accompany
her. Mrs. Ferguson will be the guest Of
relatives, her absence to cover an in
definite period.
Friday evening at half past seven
o clock in the Richmond school building
the members Of the Parent.Teachers
association will give one of theiF most
interesting programs. The event is to
in every way possible conform tu the
school entertainments, the
older residents of this part of the city
10 participate. Costumes of forty years
or more aga will be worn, and speeches,
recitations and exercises in keeping
with that period will be featured, in.
cluding an old-time spelling contest.
The pictures recently purchased for the
school will be on display and most
cordial welcome is extended to all who
wish to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Y. A. Liyesley left Sat
urday for Hot Lake, expecting to re.
turn shortly, when they will leave for
San Francisco to attend the Panama.
Pacific exposition. Accompanied by
their children, Dorothy and Tommy,
they will pass the remainder oe the
winter in California.
Mrs. w. II. Dalrymple and two small
children, Evelyn and Orin, left Satur.
day Tor Camas, Washington, where they
VIII remain for month the guests OF
Mrs, Dalrymple's s sister, Mrs. Clinton
Bradison.
superintendent and Mrs. =. +. Carlton
and aon left Sunday night for San Fran.
cisco to pass few days at the cxposi.
tion,
The latest announcement of sosial in.
tereSt among the younger set is that an
eXsuslvo boys club is being formed
which, when properly organized, will
add much to the enliyenment and zen.
cal gaiety Of the junior members Of
society, Although the names Of the
members may not be disclosed as vet
It is known that the list will ncude
about dozen popular young men. En-.
tertalnment for their friends is ben
plamed on large and most attractive
scale, aud it is understood that series
Of dancing parties will conspicuously
feature their program.
Appropriately eommemorating Wash.
ington S birthday anniversary. the stu.
dents of Sacred Heart academy partici
pated in pretty Colonial party at the
academy last night, the young women
impersonating famous characters Of
Colonial days.
THE nowly-elected officers or tbe
Woman 3 Alliance Of the Unitarian
church will entertain the members and
friends of the Alliance Fridry after
noon in Charming hall Unitarian
chreh). All friends and members are
cordially invited TO be present and
bring their friends.
After a banquet at the armoy las.
night the members of COMPANY N md
their friends listened to the patriotic
program prepared for the occasion and
the icmainder Of the evening was sppri
in dancing. The feature OF the bou.
quet was n huge Birthday cake decorat.
ed in an appropriate manner in honor
of Washington X birthday. The cuke
was four feet long aud three feet wild,
and ii was cut nto 100 pieces and sory
ed To- the banqucters.
The following was the program.
selociion.~dibson Mandolin Orchestra
Heating ..,a.-...,.............. Miss Han
Reading ............ Miss pnttcraon
Healing .................p Perry Reiplcmnn
NNlophone solo ..........Ieroy lluldleson
OorneI solo .......,..,,.....M Max l.. Afford
short talks were given by Dana II.
Allen, Charles u. Chandler J"hn ".
holman, Walter Spauldmg mud Cpr6
NNgant There were about 1850 pros.
emf at the celebration, and ain pro.
noup'cd IL to be one OF the best evct
held hy the local company
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