Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24

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days social functions, which were few
and small. One of the most delightful
affairs was the KensingtOn for which
Miss Veda Cross was hostess in honor
Of Miss Ellen Thielsen, who is leaving
the first Of June for Boston, Mass.
Mrs. A. N. Bush has as her house
guest her mother, Mrs. John Hughes of
Portland.
Mrs. Roy r. Bishop on Saturday
afternoon was hostess at an informal
tea at her home on Jackson street for
Mrs. Charles P. Bishop of Salem, who
mas been visiting here for several
weeks. About twenty five or thirty
Of Mrs. Bishops friends called during
the afternoon. Mrs. Bishop will leave
Wednesday for Hood River to visit
her sister, Mrs. G. T. Roberts and will
then return home to join her husband
who has been elected a delegate TO the
national republican convention, on u
trip to Chicago East 0regonian Pan
dleton,
Mrs. Amelia s. Riley Of New York,
who is in Salem on account of
the illness of her mother, Mrs. IA Saw
age, is q guest at the Hotel Marion.
Mrs. Riley formerly lived mere and has
many friends and relatives in this city.
Mrs, Armin Steiner returned Tuesday
from several days visit in Portland.
Mrs. Steiner was among those attend
ing the Josse Farmer wedding which
took place in that city last Saturday.
About eighteen young folks gathered
as the guests of Masters Richard Good
in and Kenneth Wilson Saturday even
ing, to participate in merry party,
given at the home of the former 3 par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Goodin.
Games were enjoyed and later in the
evening the party closed with delight
full refreshments.
Mrs. GOodin WAS assisted by Miss
Iluella Patton, Miss Helen Rose and
Miss Margaret Goodin.
Those present were; Florence With
am, Eula Fox, FEprenoe Cartwright,
Mural Simpson, Francis Hodge, Mar
gaiet livesley, Della Faulkner, Caro-
line East, Pauline Dick, fIarry Griffith
Paul Staley, NJ alcolm Smith, Joe CLARK
Ben Howard Milton Steiner, Monford
Adams and Earl Schaffer.
Mrs. AL II. Steiner entertained with
delightful informal affair at her
country home on the Wallace road last
Wednesday afternoon. About sixteer
members Of the Sweet Brier club were
asked rs guests, and the rooms were
prettily adorned with fragrant roses
and sweet peas
The hostess was assisted in the sery
ing by Mrs. Armin Steiner
A meeting Of the Woman's Relic
Corps and Grand Army was held in tn,
Moose hall on Saturday afternoon
About fifty members were in attend
ance and q business session was fol
lowed by q peace and arbitration pro
gramme in charge of Mrs. Mary Wat
son, patriotic instructor. The pro
gramme included, reading, Mrs. Mar,
Watson; address, Mrs. jennie Watson
patriotic solo, Mrs. Mabel Lockwood
tahleau and reading by DR.. M. Il. Pom
eroy, assisted by Mrs. Thompson, Ay
ory Thompson, Margaret Asseln an
MYRTLE Ship; song "Tenting on th
Old Camp Ground" by the members.
In observance OF Memorial day
number Of the members Of the Won
ans Relief Corps will visit the diffei
ent Salem schools Friday Afternoon
when addresses appropriate Of the o,
casion will be given by the yariou
visitors Among the members who wi
visit the schools are:
Willamette University Mrs. @. n
Lockwood Mrs. May Dele Smith, Mr.