Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-31

will be given Easter Sunday, at the
First Baptist church, under the direc-
tion of Miss Minnetta Mayors.
Some of the most beautiful voices of
the city have been selected for this
oiIficult cantata including, tenors, W.
r. jerks, Charles Roth, Fred Brucr;
Sopranos, Miss Rose Pratt, Miss En-
mine Bushnell, Mrs Theodore Roth;
contralto, Miss Magers, Miss Grace
Fawk, Miss Pauline Liska; baritone
John Bruer, Charles Knowland and
Charles Higgins.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cameron on North Twentyfirst street,
was the setting for one of the delight
full affairs of the week, when they en-
tertained the Pinochle club of which
they are members.
The rooms where the card tables
were arranged were attractive with
yellow daffodils and other spring flow
crs. Card honors for the evening fell
to Mrs. Kennen and Il. +. Cooper. Af-
ter the games the evening was closed
with a collation..
Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs,
&c. j. Olmstead, Mr.. and Mrs. Chaun-
cey Gleason, Mr. and Mrs. John Shipp,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Winchell, Mir.
and Mrs f. E. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Donelson, Mrs. Ross S. Moores,
Mrs. Sara Stinson, Mrs. AckermaE,
Mrs. Kinnen, Mrs. Bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Cameron, Miss Francis Cam
eron, Miss Myrtle Shipp, Miss Carmc-
letta Gleason, Orval Kcnnen, Genard
Gleason, Master Byron Gleason.
Thursday afternoon the members of
the w. R. c. were entertained by the
charter members Of the corps at the
home of Mrs. Frank b. Southwick.
The rooms were adorned. effectively
with gay colored flowers and Germs,
and the hostess was in a reminiscent
frame of mind, giving the guests an
interesting account of the very early
DAYS of the corps.
The guests also were favored dur
ing the afternoon with reeitations by
Mrs. Ronald c. Glover and Mrs. Echo
Stanton. Late in the afternoon refresh
ments were enjoyed. Mrs. Gideon Stolz
poured and was assisted by Miss Ada
Simpson.
Assisting in the receiving and vari-
GUS other ways were the charter mem
bers of the corps including: Mrs. Helen
M. Southwick, Mrs. Ida Babcock, Mrs
Sarah E. Drager, Mrs. Gideon Stolz;
Mrs. Mary Baker, Mrs. May Briggs,
Mrs. Agnes Dinsmore, Mrs Margaret
Simpson.
Those present were Mrs. Clara Crib
Bile, president of the corps; Mrs. B. +.
Salmon, Mrs Lois Short Mrs. Gertrude
Remington, Mrs. Alice Ralston, Miss
Ida B. Simpson, Mrs. Margaret Simp-
son, Miss Hattie SHELTON, Mrs. M. A.
Shaver. Mrs. w. e. Stanton, Mrs. ~.
c. Kafoury, Mrs. F. E. Spencer, Mrs
IC. p. LaBare, Mrs. |. i, McAdams,
Mrs. j. w. Hunt, Mrs Norma Terwll-
Tiger, Mrs. L. W. Matthews, Mrs. Myra
Dotson, Mrs. Lavinia Foster, Mrs. b..
J. Remington, Mrs. Jennie e. Watson,
Mrs. Emma Roberts, Mrs. Frank A.
Thompson, Mrs. Emma A. Byars, Mrs
Jennie Kingsley, Mrs. Fred Thompson:
Mrs. Vera Byars Glover, Mrs. W. G..
Ackerman, Mrs. G. G. Kinney, Mrs
Henry Pascoe, Mrs. r. G. Haley, Mrs
E. f. Cooper, Mrs NJ f. Herren, Mrs
Katie Schott, Mrs. b. Southwick, Mrs
Frank Wilson, Mrs, Helen M. South
wick, Mrs. Eugenia Gillingham, Mrs
G. Stolz, Mrs. Nj. NJ Baker Mrs. p NJ.
Bouffleur. Mrs. Ida Babcoclt, Mrs
Sarah E. Drager, Mrs. c, l.. Davis,
Mrs. A. NJ. Wilson, Mrs. B. A. Davis,
Mrs. Rollie Southwick.
The O. r. S. social club Kensington
on Tuesday afternoon was a delightful
affair in every detail. IT was held AT
the club rooms in the Masonic Temple
with Mrs. Clara Olsen, Mrs. Lorena
Wise, Mrs. Addie Pettys and Mrs Cora
Boyer as hostesscs.
Over forty women enjoyed the af-
fair. ,..n.
During the afternoon dainty little
GeneyieVe Barbour, who is clever
and artistic interpretatlye dancer gave
several solos, all Of which were en-
Enthusiastically received. She chose the
'lHighland Fling" for one of her ez-
hibitions, and it was one Of the most
graceful numbers of her repertoire
For this dance she wore cunning 1T
tie Scotch costume.
Small tables were arranged for re-
freshments, the places being marked
with hand painted immature Stars,
Flags surrounded with greenery ana
emblematic colors formed the deeora-
tons, blending patriotism with fia-
ternalism.
complimenting Miss Alice Lupton,
who left today to make her home IN
hfoptica. Caliiorn a group Of her
oir friends entertained Monday even
ing With delightful dinner, at the
home Of Miss Ava Putnam, 800 Broad
way street.
The affair which was planned as
farewell attention to the honor guest
was q genuine surprise, and she was
the recipient of an attractive camera
a gift of her friends.
Greens and yellow toned spring flow
crs were used to center the prettily ap-
pointed table around which covers were
arranged for "a. Dinner was followed
by an informal evening of dancing and
fuffgic