Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29
SOCIETY
ALINE THOMPSON
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die club" at her home Friday after
noon.
A delightful afternoon was spent
with needle work.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Ger
trude Cummings, served dainty refresh
mentS.
The new members were; Mrs. Ber,
tina Radcliffe Mrs. Lois CUTLER Mrs,
Ruth Dennison, Mrs. Clara Lckel, Mrs.
Florence Viesko, Mrs. Leila .Jorman,
Mrs. RocheI Woodard, Mrs. Ida Me-
Daniels.
Mrs, j. b. Craig will be hostess Mon
day afternoon FOR charming bridge.
Her guests will include the members of
the "Monday club.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Reed are the
week cnd guests Of Mr. and Mrs. +. $.
Gannett.
Miss Lillian Kightlinger has gone to
Seattle where she will make an extend
ed visit with friends and relatives.
Friday night a large number of the
members of tne Women of WoOdcraft
aud the Woodmen of the World gather.
ed at Mccormack hall for basket So
ciable and programme:
Appearing for the enjoyable nun.
bers were Miss Ethel Hall, piano So
10; Miss Vesta Smith and Miss Marie
Leise, instrumental duett; Mrs. Cur
It's, reading; Miss Vesta Smith, vocal
solo.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Sharp was the scene of pleasant sur
prise Monday evening, when number
of their friends and relatives gathered
to celebrate the hosts golden wedding
anniversary.
Games, recitations and music fur
niShed the evenings entertainments
During the evening, Miss Carrie
Chase sang a solo accompanied by
Barton Smith on the guitar. Mr.. Smltl
also sang a number Of dialect songs
face OF madona, and the soul of q
ed.
Those participating in the celebra
tion were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Sharp
Mr. and Mrs Al Sharp and children
MIR. and Mrs. John Young, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Frank Sharp and sons, Mr.. ant
Mrs. r. f. Waldorf, Mrs. Smallwoo,
and daughter Itol. Mrs. Carrie Cnas,
and smal daughter Martha, Mrs. A
Parrish and Barton Smith.
4 five hundred party was the di
version of Wednesday evening planne,
by Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Gleason. for tn,
members of the "Oal,s Lodge club. ,
Three tables were arranged for tn,
players in rooms tastefully decora e,
with large pots OF white tulips
High score favurs were won bv Mis-
Eva Printz aud Wilbur Campbell.
Mrs Ralph Z. Wands, who has beer
visiting her son, Ira b. Wands for sew
eral months will leave Sunday for le
home in Sawtelle, California.
The North Salem Woman 5 club he'll
a meeting Wednesday afternoon at tn,
home Of Mrs. Roy Shields on Nortl
Fifth street.
During the afternoon Mrs. T. \. FL
lott, president of the Salem Woman
club, read an extremely interesting pa
per on Forestry.
AT the business session. the ladies' o
tae--club decided to institute cam
paign for beau;ifymg the North Sa
lem homes and not only will the wOme1
take an active part. but the services u
the children will be enlisted. 1t is pro
posed to start contest for the chill
dren in whiea prizes Ringing from casl
awards to bulbs and seeds will be giv
en- to those whose efforts show tn
best results in Identifying their home,
The business men Of North Saler
have become interested in the propose
plan, and viii contribute the prizes.
The general direction of the contes
will be in charge of Mrs. +. l.. Pm
vine. chairman; Mrs. August Huek
estein, and Mrs. Ernest Anderson.
Mrs. Donahuc and Mrs Pete Grabe
were also made members Of tue club n
this meeting.