Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-11

York; Mrs. Rain, Oregon.
Friday Mrs. Amanda King, Mrs.
Josephine King and Mrs. j. P. Hunt
went to Portland where they will be
the guests of relatives for few days.
They were joined at Lents by their
sister, Mrs. Charles Moll, who accom-
(panid them. Later they will 90 to Sc
attic for fortnights visit to their
brother, Westley White.
| The initial meeting of the season of
the Beethoven club was held on last
Saturday afternoon at the studio of
Miss Joy Turner, in the College of Mu-
Sic A feature of the meeting was an
artistic programme, after which music
al game were played.
Miss Lorraine Ross assisted Miss Tur-
ner.
The club composed of the violin and
piano pupils of Miss Turner devotes
its time to the study of the lives of
musical composers and theoretical work
The club includes the following mem
bers: Elizabeth Thompson, Paul Pur-
vine, Maude Engstrom, Edith Thomp-
son, Ruby Liter, Ralph Harris, Oswald
Severson, Cleda Mcfarland, Ruth Wech-
ter, Gertrude Riessbeck and Cloyd Coch
ran.
One of the charming affairs of next
week is the bridge party for which
Mrs. A. Marvin CaDler will be hostess
on Wednesday at her apartments in
The Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Brown and
Mrs. Lawrence 7. Harris went to Port
land today to attend the concert to be
given tonight by Madame Schumann-
Heink at the Heilig theatre.
At the st. Paul S rectory a get ac-
quainted party will be given on Thurs
day night, November the 10Th.
All manner of novel diversions have
been planned for the affair, includ
ing burlesque fashion show with liv-
ing models. A delightful evening is
anticipated.
Mrs. C. w. Beckett was hostess We'd
nesday afternoon when she entertained
the members of the Sweet Briar club
with an informal sewing bee at her
home on the Wallace road.
The rooms were adorned with flowers
and ivy and later in the afternoon a
dainty repast was served at prettily
appointed table. The hostess was assist
ed by her guest, Mrs, o. $. Ausmus.
At the residence of Mrs. d. d. Ohm
stead pretty tea was given on Thurs
day afternoon by the Loyal Woman S
class of the First Christian church.
The hostesses for the afternoon were
Mrs. Olmstead Mrs. Edward Keene,
Mrs. Chester Baker, Mrs. Carrie Chap
ell, Mrs. William Colbathe, Mrs. l.. H..
Barbour and Miss Martha Lortinsen.
A feature of the afternoon was the
delightful programme which included
vocal solos by Miss Grace Mcdonald
and Miss Cave and readings by Mrs.
Dec Gohlson and Mrs. A. NJ. Hansen.
The afternoon ewas closed with re-
freshments.
Those present were: Mesdames l..
w. Brunk, Z. W. Powers, j. A. Park,
VIM. J. Busick, Il. l.. Townsend, J. G.
Campbell ]. f. Godfrey, +. II. Porter,
! I'D. w. Washer, H. NJ. Perry, +. C.
Stone, j. d. Barbour, II. c. Epley, w.
A. Penny, w. +. Thomas, Fannie Null
key, F. f. Luther John Riggs, J. Peck,
, J. c. Morrison, Harley o. White, N. }.
Hunt, d. A. White, A. M. Hansen and
Rev. +. 7. Porter.
The members of the sewing society
of the Woman s Relief Corps enjoyed
an informal afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Mary How'd ON Thursday.
The assistant hostesses included Mes
, danes L. F. Cooper Hattie Cameron,
; Elizabeth Pound, f. NJ. Remington
! Sarah Drager and Clara Thorp.
, About 80 members were present and
late in the afternoon the hostcsses
served refreshments.
Miss Mary Schultz will 90 to Port
land next Friday to appear in an i'm
promptu musicale to be given by Will
liam Wallace Graham for a number
of prominent musical folk who wish &c
hear Miss Schultz before her depart
ure for the east.
>, Miss Anna Trade, whose marriage
|, will take place soon was the motif OF
miscellaneous shower given by Miss
. Sylvia Mcdonald on Thursday evening
/ The honoree was recipient of many use
full and pretty gifts and the guests
were her girl friends.
Music and refreshments rounded ou'
an enjoyable evening.
: Assisting the hostess were Mrs. VIM
a j. Busick and Mrs. Criston l.. Baker,
: The guests were the Misses Mildred
!. Early, Edna and Blanche Blondell
Pearl Collins, Hazel Cox, Edith McFar
, land, Estheer Goodnough, Mabel Brass
: field, Grace Mcdonald, Edith Claxton
, Miss Page, Mildred Dodge, Daisy Haw
: kins, Edna MvClaine, Peggy Oswald
Miss Wilson, Miss 9Fayhee, Mrs.Lorn
son and Mrs. George johnson.
!, , The regular annual district rally o
!. the Woman's Benefit association o
I Maccabees was held in the Maecabe'
lodge rooms in the Mccormack building
i Wednesday and Thursday by DIR. Eli
]. Ffield, supreme medical examiner o
the Maeeabees, and Mrs. Margaret /
Herren deputy state commander of Ma
e cabees in Oregon.
i The rally program was as follows
l. Wednesday ut one p, m. called to orde
!. and officers and guard of Queen Re
d view of Salem exemplified the regula
nnauinu after weleomiu0 visiting OIL