Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24

- The scholarship is in the American
Academy in Rome and is a post grad.
uate school open to all Americans;
however only the best talent is Sc
leeted, which can develop to the high
est point for the elevation of Ameri.
can art. The work which young Tarp-
ley submitted was so well liked that
he was offered a scholarship. among
more than 80 candidates vino quail
fled this year. -
Miss Louise j. Walton. bride.eleet of
Richard d. Barton was honoree sever.
al days ago for delightful misccl.
laneous shower for which Miss Lucille
Barton was hostess at her home on
North Thirteenth street
Spring flowers in various tones were
effectively used about the rooms and
the guests included only few close
friends of the honor guest.
The afternoon was whiled away with
music and chatter and the hostess was
assisted in the serving by her mother.
Mrs Mary Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Wilson will
be hosts Tuesday when they will enter.
tain the Memo Gard club at an informal
evening of $500. -
Mrs Albert A. Siewert entertained
the members of her sewing club in.
formally at her home, on Thursday af-
ternoon.
During the afternoon an interesting
paper on the early Missionaries of
Oregon was read by Mrs. Mason
Bishop. Miss Marie Peterson assisted
the hostess in the serving.
Besides the club members Mrs. Sic
vert asked Mrs. A. Il. Young and Miss
Marie Peterson.
Mrs W. J. Entress entertained the
ladies of the Salem Chautauqua Circle
Friday afternoon in honor of her moth,
er, Mrs. j. V. Mae Namar. of Shenan-
doah, Iowa. who with Mr.. MacNamar,
has. been her guest for several
months
Mrs. F. H. Well, president of the
club, presided at the business meeting
after which social time was enioved
bA oll, lOltONtu ny Il uGl2HllUl IulGn-
con served by the hostess. Several mus
zeal selections by Mrs. Frank Frickey
added to the pleasure of the after
noon
The invited guests were: the Misses
Helen Hartwell and Ottillie Montag,
and Mcsdames +. X. Welles, Il. b. Good
in, A. Hunt, Z. +. Fisher, Nj. Aryon, A.
A. Lee, O. A. Chapel, Lottie Dorcas,
.yfI PMS
Zimmerman, Eva Hicks, p. T. GRADER,
Hatmaker, II. c. EpIey, II. G. Carl and
b. F. Solmon.
Several days ago Mrs Frank WI
Bath entertained the girls of Mrs.
Frank Frickey's Bible class with a
dinner at her home, 1850 Center street
After dinner a musical programme
was enjoyed. Those contributing num-
bers were Mrs. Fricliey. vocal and pi-
ano solos; Mrs. Bath, instrumental Sc
lections; Mrs. Frickey and Mrs, Bath,
vocal duets; Miss Miskel Keen, vocal
solo; and Miss Edna Balch, piano solos
Those enjoying the hostess hospital
ity were: Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mrs
Frank Frickey, and the Misses Miskel
Keene, Edna Baleh, Irene Hartley,
Gladys Sundin, Lillian Bean, Ethel
Kelley and Eulalie Way.
Miss Joy Turner was hostess for an
informal evening Wednesday at her
home on North Capitol street.
Sewing and music occupied the ear
ly part of the evening and later de-
lghttul refreshments were served at a
table prettily adorned with jonquils
and rabbit place cards.
Miss Turner S guests were the mem
hers of the Quinze Jour club and in
cluded Miss Alice Judd, Miss Hazel
Price, Miss Margaret Hodge, Miss
Katherine Mcclellan, Miss Mary Pig
Ter and Miss Marie Bennett.
Additional guests were Mrs. j. d.
Bennett of Brooks and Mrs Rex A.
Turner
Miss Genevieve Potter left Thurs
day night for New York city, where
she has accepted position with the
W. NJ Crane company.
She was accompanied as far as Min
neapolis by her grandmother, Mrs.
Charles n. Potter, of 203l State street.
Miss Berniee Craig has gone to Eu-
gene for the week end and is the house
guest of friends.
Miss Ida Simmons is passing the
week end in Portland as the guest of
friends and relatives.
Mrs. G. L. Rneman who formerly
lived in Salem has returned to Pert
land from Joplin, Mo-, where she has
been passing the winter as the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. L. E. Hooker
(Eleanor Rineman).
One of the most artistic and delight
full programmes given this season at
Central Howell was enjoyed last night
at the meeting of the parent-teachers
association, when trio of exception
ally talented girls, Miss Eugenia Me
inturff, Miss Eva Grant and Miss
Amelia Cassalman, of the willamette
University gave the entire programme
of the evening.
The numbers included vocal solos,