Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-28
SOCIETY
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A1INE THOMPSON


INATURDAY Salem club and society
women will devote their time TO
~ the envoy of prominent women
touring the country for the cause OF
, woman suffrage These distinguished
visitors will arrive in Salem 1t s
clock Saturday evening in their pri-
yate car and will be met at the depot
with automobiles and escorted to the
state house. Governor James Witty
combe will welcome them with an adj
dress, after which will follow their
various interesting messages.
Once again, Miss Regina Long, bride
elect was the inspiration for a sur
prise miscellaneous shower The affair
which was given at her home on We'd
nesday evening, was planned by the
members of the p. f. o. club as an at
tention to Miss Long on the occasion
of her birthday anniversary.
The club members present besides
the honoree, were: Mrs. G.. A. Wood,
Mrs. II. E. BOlinger Mrs. B. f. Bower,
Mrs. Fred Selee, Mrs. A. Godfrey, Mrs,
Matilda Grant, Mrs G. w. Laflar, Mrs.
Gordon McGilchrist, Mrs. Mary A..
Long, Mrs. Charles Smith, Miss Alyce
Hollister, Miss Laura Grant and Mrs.
f. HOuck who was an additional guest.
Mrs. Edith T. Wetherred entertained
the mltrons Of the Fairgrounds club
at her cottage on the camp grounds,
Thursdap afternoon. Five hundred was
enjoyed during the afternoon and later
refreshments were served. The card
tables were circled by:
Mrs. Clarence Townsend, Mrs. Harry
Doe, Mrs Edward Kyle, Mrs. Fay
Smith, Mrs. Stitson, Mrs Edward Tall
man, Mrs, 0. Cotterman and the host.
ess.
The Marion County Woman Republi-
can club will hold meeting in the
council chamber at the City Hall to-
night at eight O'Clock. All are in
vited.
Mrs. Herman Boock was hostess for
an enjoyable informal social afternoon
Wednesday, her gusts being the mem
bers of the Jolly NeighbOrs club. Late
in the afternoon the hostess served
dainty refreshments. Those present
were: Mrs. Anna Gleason, Mrs. NJ. II.
Utter, Mrs. Walter Hatch, Mrs. JOnn
Fisher, Mrs. ]. L. Crothers, Mrs. L. W..
Lownds, Mrs. c. II. Loomis, Mrs G. O..
Boise, Mrs. f. II. Prothero( Miss Letha
Carson, Miss Stella Ralston and Miss
Carrie Grabenhorst
Tuesday the mothers Sunday school
class Of the First NJ. E. church gave
an attractive evening affair at the
home Of Mrs A. A. Lee, honoring their
husbands. Lovely flowers and green's
Of the season decked the rooms. A
delightful feature of the affair was a
programme given by the little people
The numbers included a solo "My Old
Black Hat" by little Miss Woodard,
piano duet, Henrietta and Catherine
Borheis; recitation, Margaret MTllard;
recitation, Dorothy Bir; piano duet,
Chester Kurtz and Paul Lee; recitation,
Eugenia Savage; instrumental solo,
Florence Young; vocal solo, Jennelle
Vandervoort; instrumental solo, Kath-
crime Vincent; instrumental solo, Neva
Millard; recitation, Katherine Voor-
HES; instrumental duet, Lola Millard
and Jennelle Vandervort; instrumental
duet, Bertha and Catherine Vincent.
During the refreshment hour Lloyd
Lee rendered several charming instru-
mental solos.
Mrs. II. II. Vandervort left today for
HStayton where she was called on ac-
count Of the illness Of her mother, Mrs.
Hannah Van Fleet.