Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-07

her mas DeeH engaged as leader OF one
of the large orchestrus IN that city.
| The latter part of the week was brim-
full of delightful affairs honorlng at
tractive visitors, who were in Salem
this week attending the teachers insti-
tute.
Among the delightful affairs were
the luncheons for which County Super
intendent and Mrs. w. NJ. Smith were
hosts to honor charming Miss Florence
c. Fox, of the Federal Bureau of Edu-
cation of Washington, ID. G.
The affairs were given at the Spa
and the guests for both luncheons In
cluded State Superintendent j. A.
Churchill, Assistant Superintendent Z.
f. Carleton, President J. II. Ackerman,
Superintendent D. w. Todd, Superin-
tendent James of Silverton, Superin-
tendent Collins of Woodburn, DR.. b.
W. DsBusk of Eugene, w. l.. Finley of
Portland Mrs. Clara Pratt of Stayton,
Miss Mary Scollard, Woodburn; Miss
Elizabeth Kicker, Monmouth; Mrs.
Olive Hand, Miss Margaret J. Cosper
ana MISS bertha Byrd.
Another attention in honor of Miss
Fox was the dinner for which Assist
ant Superintendent and Mrs. Il. F..
Carleton were hosts Thursday evening.
Circling the table besides the honor
guest were Supt. and Mrs. j. w. Todd,
Miss Margaret Cosper, Blondel Garlic
ton and the hosts.
One of the most important events
scheduled on the calendar for next
week is the Orange club dance to be
given for Company NJ, in the armory,
Friday night.
To make arrangements for the par
lty. % members of the "Orang O" club
met at the home of Mrs. Mark Mccall
lister on Friday evening.
The invitations We're addressed dur
ing the evening and will be issued to
over 500 guests.
Mrs. Ralph Glover and small daugh-
ter, Maxine, are in Portland visiting
the former mother, Mrs. Viola Hol'
land. They will return Sunday.
The regular meeting of the Lincoln
school parent teachers circle Will be
| held on Tuesday evening, October the
tenth at the school building at 1880
| o clock. The meeting will open and
close with community singing, which
will be directed by Miss Able Davis.
After a brief business session, Solo
will be sung by Archie Smith, solost
| ~ 4, nIt nnrInu
evening there will be discussions of
amendments and measures TO be Noled
on in, November. The discussions VIII
= be lead by William H. Trindle, DR.. J'
II. FairchiIds, Luther Chapman, John
Baync, Malcolm Gilbert and Mrs
Charles II. Jones.
A delightful affair of Thursday night
was the 500 party for which Dr.
and Mrs Grover &. Bellinger and DR..
and Mrs. John c. Evans were hosts at
the Evans home, 2979 Center street.
| CHESTS were asked for five tables OF
the game, card honors falling to MES
! w. II. Darby and DR.. F. II. Thompson
The rooms where the card tables were
arranged were attractive with plnh
roses and geraniums, effectively com
bined with greenery. The hostesscs
were assisted by Mrs. Charles E Bates
and Mrs. w. II. Darby.
d. Those playing /were; DIR. and Mrs r.;
Flovd Utter, DR.. and Mrs. Charles f.
Bates. Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Siewert MI
and Mrs. Elmo S. White, Dr. and Mrs
+. II. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs; d. y;
Heltzel. DR.. and Mrs. w. II, Darby and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Shields.
Mr. and Mrs. C. r. Patton and
daughter, Rita, motorcd to port'ano
Friday. They were accompanied ny MI
and Mrs. Charles Jory, who VIII ieave
Portland Tuesday for their home III
Stockton, California, after several
weeks visit in Sa.cm with Mrs. Jory 5
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Goodm. sun,
day Mr.. and Mrs. Patton and Mr. anu anu
Mrs. .lory will 90 for n tonr OF the oo'
mmbia Highway.
The Missionary society Of the Con
orepational church met ON Friday az
ternoon at the residence OF Mrs. h'
C'NPatton. The hostesses for the al'ev'