Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-27
SOCIETY
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"A comes more and more engrosseC
In war and relief work; eael
week bringing its own particular ap
lpeal for some worthy cause.
The biggest thing on the calendar
this week is the opening today of thJ
L Superfluity Shop in the Masonic
Temple, on High street.
The Salem Woman S club is sponsor
ing this venture, and the shop already
lis veritable bazaar; the most allur-
ling and useful articles ranging from
fancy work, jewelry and bric-a-brac to
IJellies and sweets, being on sale.
Various members Of the club will act
as clerks and store keepers and each
day there viii be new array of things
ito choose from Every effort has been
made to make the shop attractive, and
as one passes the artistic show win
dow, with its riotous array of vivid
colors it immediately catches the eye,
land entiees one to enter 1t resembles
a Vogue cover piece and is decked with
luscious fruits, huge orange pumpkins
and other gay colored vegetables. Mrs.
! William I'll. Burghardt, Jr., and Mrs.
Sam A. Kozer are responsible for this
bit of artistry.
lpose of raising money for the Red
Cross and Y. M. c. A. war fund. 1t is
Everybody s shop, and everybody is
asked to do his or her bit by giving
something, and in turn buying some
article from the myriads that will be
on sale.
Mrs. Ben w Olcott has gone to Port
land for visit and is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Oswald West. She was
Joined Saturday night by Mr. Olcott
and small son, Chet who also spent a
day or so at the West cottage at Eco
la, Cannon beach, before coming home.
Mrs. Olcott will remain in Portland
for about week longer.
Honoring Senator and Mrs. Charles
L. McNary, who are leaving soon for
Washington, d. c., the Memo club com
posed of about q of the married set,
entertained last night with charm
ing dinner at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. William III. Dancy.
Covers for 26 were arranged about
the prettily appointed tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton L. Meyers came
home last night from few days visit
IN Portland
Tonight the members of the Merry I
5o-Round club will gather at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John D, Sutherland
FOR an informal evening of $500"
Mrs. jacob Kamm has gone to Port
and for a several days visit and is the
guest of Mrs. Charles t. Kamm
Miss Eleanor Farmer Of Portland is
,he house guest of Miss Amelia Bah
,ocK, and will be here for several days,
until after Thanksgiving.
The Oregon State Music Teachers
which eonvenes at the Ho' I
tel Portland Friday and Saturday.
promises to be q big musical event of |
the month. Among the out of town
visitors will be many of the leading |
musical educators of Oregon. Towns of |
central, southern and eastern Oregon |
will be well represented and members
Of the musical faculties of Oregon col |
leges will also be in atendantce.
In the business sessions the chief
feature will be- the discussion of pub
lie school music as it affects the work I
in the school and the business OF the I
private instructor. There will be many |
enjoyable social features to the con I
vention and Portland musicians will
act as hosts at various affairs. Pro
for the convention may be
secured by calling John Claire Mon
teith, state president, or Daniel II. Will /
son, secretary. All instructors of music /
N the state of Oregon are eligible to
in the association. They |,
ire asked to join at this time and to
,nioy the privileges of the convention
meetings -Oregonian.
DR. and Mrs Carl Gregg Doney open
ID their home Friday for an informal
,vening, when they entertained about
10 girls of Lausanne hall Of the Will
annette University. These affairs are
given each year by DR.. and Mrs. Doney
nd Friday s was most delightful.
The evening was spent informally
md was topped off with a supper.
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