Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-26

Academy Quartet
Sketch, 1.-THE Return of Lefty"
Cast of Characters
Mrs. Riggs ........ Catherine Campbell
Ruth (Letty's Cousin) w Dorothy Ruef
Amanda, friend of Lefty ....................
................................ Frances Doerfler
Phoebe, friend of Lefty .... Hazel Bloke
Celeste (Letty's Maid) ........................
................................ Anna BerndOrfneI
Lefty .......................... Georgia Marshall
Finale
Quartet
Mrs. W. Wedemeyer entertained the
Pringle Four o Clock club Thursday af-
ternOon. An enjoyable time was had
followed by a dainty lunca.
Those seated around the table were:
Mrs. j. Fabry, Mrs. +. G.. Arthur and
daughter Maxine from Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia; Mrs. Y. A. TOmpkins, Mrs. W.
R. Edwards and daughter ElnOra, Mrs.
F. C. Wiltsey, Mrs. f. H. ProtherO, Mrs
H. StapletOn, Mrs n Sumpter, Miss Lu-
lu Tompkins and Miss Pearl Wiltsey
secretary of the club.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Carl Har-
riett entert aimed the members of the
Sweet Briar club with a pleasurable
sewing at her country home ON the Wal
lace road During the afternoon Mrs. F
p. Kimball who has recently returned
from Mexico entertained the guests
with an interesting description of her
visit in that city,
AT the refreshment hour the hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Fred Norwood
Mrs. IsherwoOd and Miss Norwood
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Printz were hosts
recently for the Oaks Lodge $500
club.
The card rooms were effectively dee
GRATED with ferns and the high score
honOrs were awarded to Mrs. Roy Camp
bell and C. NJ. Gleason.
Mrs. c. NJ. Gleason and John Shipr
received the consultations.
Mrs. Roy Campbell and Miss Print7
favored tne guests during the evening
with several delightful musical selec
tions.
Mrs. Matilda Grant was hostess Mon
day evening for the T. E. o. club at neI
home on Center street.
Mrs. Seymore, of Forest Grove, the
state organizer and inspector was pres
ent at the meeting.
Miss Laura Grant assisted her moth
er in the serving.
At the next meeting of the club whicf
will be the first Monday in March al
the home of Miss Alyce Hollister, there
will be an election of officers.
The Woman s Auxiliary of st. Paul ;!
| Parish have issued invitations for {
Leap Year party, to be given Tuesday
ebach residence $40 d street
The invitations read as follows:
; The poets Groom in days in June,
How rare they are, and merry:
A rarer day, we re bound to say,
Occurs in February.
When maiden danes, who d change
} their names
Bestir themselves a-plenty;
Four years they plan, and woe the MAJ
4 Who s loose the ninth-and-twenty:
Hence, friends, we say, to mark the ia.
is nothing more than fair;
We We fixed this date to celebrate
Because it is so rare.
You Il come, we hope-please don't sa.
"NOpe."
We II keep the feast in style,
Accept our Dlds, and bring the kids,
Enjoy yourselves awhile
With games and mure, we II raise tn
. deuce;
Come, with your fellows mingle--
And you shall see, how glad to be,
Though married, Or-though single.
No Admission Fee-Exit 20 Cents
p Children One Dime
? A group of musical pupils of Mis-
Laura Grant gave charming pro
= gramme this afternoon at Miss Grant
residence on Center street.
About seventy members of the W. h
= G. met Thursday afternoon at the hom
= of Mrs. Henry Schott. A business ses
: sion preceded an enjoyable sewing an
= social afternoon. At the refreslmen
: hour the hostess was assisted in sery
ing a dainty collation. by Mrs. Clar
b. Gribble, Mrs. La Moine Clark, Mrs. Lei
ingwell, Mrs. Koon and Mrs. Nieymie
!. A coterie of little girls met recent
at the home of Mrs. Longmire an
formed sewing club which will b
called "The Busy Bees. The youn
r folks are being taught by Miss Yortt
n Hargrafen to do crocheting, embroide,
ing and all sorts Of fancy needle wOr
and sewing.
The little club is composed of Mi
- dred Beckner, Hazel Anderson, Nab,
/ Rogers, Vera Stone, Thelma Penny
Evelyn Longmire and Edith Larson.
Monday evening the Salem Floral 81
n ciety will give an entertainment at tn
Y commercial club rooms.
A programme has been arranged fC
the evening, the following eontributin
to the entertainment: Miss Pea
% George and Miss Edna Dennison, violi
solos, accompanied by Miss Joy Turner
\ Miss Margaret Flower, solo, and Nil
!. Pauline Remington, reading.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert, of the Fran