Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-17

Bishops.
Mrs. w. Melvin Plimpton and small
daughter, Janet, were visitors in Port
land Saturday.
While their home is being renovated
and made larger, the Frederic d. Thiel-
sens and children are with Mrs Thiel-
sen s mother, Mrs. Ada Strong, on
South Commercial street.
Mrs. Claude Knight and her sister,
Miss Elene Fawk left yesterday morn.
ing for New York, where they intend
to pass the winter visiting Mrs. James
G. Harvey and other friends and rela.
tives.
En- route they will visit in San Fran
cisco, Calf, and Denver, Colorado.
Miss Minnetta Magers left this
morning for Marshfield, where she will
give series of talks on music at the
Coos county institute. During her stay
in Marshfield Miss Magers will be the
guest of friends.
Mrs. August 4. Huckestein, Jr., has
as her guest Mrs. j. A. Randall of Port
land. Mrs. Randall arrived in Salem
Sunday and will visit here for several
days.
The regular meeting of the North
Salem Woman S club will be held on
Wednesday afternoon, October the %,
at the residence of Mrs. w. H. Elgin,
1895 North Liberty street.
Miss Constance Canter, of Portland,
formerly of Salem, will be present at
the meeting, and will give a demonstra-
tiOn of clever and interesting new
method of teaching music to children.
Miss Canter who has been studying this
new method for some time, finds it
very successful and superior. Perhaps
it will be interesting to know that Miss
Canter soon expects to start a juvenile
class of music in Salem.
A paper on "Woman and her Wills
will also be given by Mrs. Roy Shields
and Mrs. +. l.. Purvne, who was dele
gate at the recent Federation of Wo-
mems clubs held at Seaside, will give
report of the meeting.
A bevy of attractive young girls
gathered at the Fred A. Legg residence
on Saturday evening to participate in
the informal $500" party for which
Miss Margaret Legg was hostess.
Guests circled four tables of the
game, score honors falling to Miss Dor
othy Buckner and Miss Lucille De
Witte. Later the evening was gaily
rounded out with dancing. Miss Legg
was assisted by her mother.
The guests who included the members
of the "Kia Club and few friends
were, the Misses Luella Patton, Bulah
Fox, Dorothy Buckner, Marjorie Brown
Margaret Goodln, Valerie Briggs, Dor
othy Dick, Lacey Leonard, Muriel
Sleeves, Emma Shook, Eva Randall,
Ruth Jones, Florence Scheuerle. Lu-
ellie DeWitte, Marie Briggs, Doris
Churchill Lucille Jones, Ethel Rupert,
Gladys HarSord and Tora Mortensen.
Interest centers around the annual
guild dance to be given for the benefit
of the Episcopal church in the armory,
Thursday night. A large number of
tickets already have been sold to the
dancing contingent and the event bids
fair to eclipse all similar parties given
by the guild. The Booth string orchestra
a revelation to devotees of dancing,
will furnish the music and the hall will
be gaily decorated with lanterns,
pumpkins, vivid hued autumn leaves
and greenery. The drawing card of the
evening will be the exhibition of many
of the new and popular ball room dane
es by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grady of
Portland.
Miss May Swege has returned to her
home in Walla Walla, after an enjoy
able visit to her aunt, Mrs. Henry S.
Belle.
g.
Miss Minnie Downing's attractive