Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-10

Passing the week end in Salem with
her husband, who is here attending the
Legislature.
Mrs. Lawrence T. Harris had as her
guest Friday, Mrs. Charles A. -IIardey
of Eugene.
Mrs. W. G. Gehrke entertained on
Thursday afternoon at her suburban
home FWalnut Cottage, with an old
fashioned comfort tacling. Late in the
afternoon refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Those present were: Mrs. r. Brunk,
Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Antrican, Mrs. AFR
mer, Mrs. Esther Brunk, Mrs. Gehrke,
Monema Davis, Marguerite Farmer,
Vincent Farmer, Edward Antriean.
The Loyal Women's class of the
First Christian church was entertained
on Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs, s. 7. Riggs.
The rooms were effectively adorned
with ferns and potted plants.
After short business session a pro-
gramme was enjoyed. The numbers in
cluded a vocal solo, Mrs. Charles Know
land; piano solo, Mrs. Ruth Swarts; vo-
cal solo, Miss Victoria Core. Later a
guessing contest was held and dainty
refreshments were served.
The hostesses for the afternoon were.
Mrs Fannie Mulkey, Mrs T. B. Kay,
Mrs. Philip Hartley, Mrs. G. G.. Mich
oils, Mrs. Charles Knowland, Miss Mary
Hunt and Mrs. John Baker.
The guests were: Mrs. John Riggs,
Mrs. S. +. Wolf, Miss Victoria Cave,
Mrs. Ruth Swarts, Mrs. S. A. Riggs,
Mrs. Ida Godfrey, Mrs. w. A. Clements,
Mrs. w. H. King, Mrs. G. S. Downing,
Mrs. w. Z. Thomas, Mrs. G.. T. White,
Mrs. H. C. Epley, Mrs. T. w Brunk,
Mrs. j. c. Morrison, Mrs. J. A. Hum.
phreys, Mrs. w. A. Penny, Mrs. b. w.
Washer Mrs. Will May, Mrs. W. j.
Mcbride of Los Angeles, Cal; Mrs W.
Beaver, Mrs. NJ. j. Peters, Mrs. w. p.
Pratt, Mrs. w. f. Powers, Mrs. Chester
Baker, Mrs. S. G. Stone, Mrs. G. A.
Thomas, Mrs. w. Cooley, Mrs. Thomas
Gleason, Mrs. I. M. Mayer, Mrs. A. +.
Wright, Mrs. O. A. Chapel, Mrs. L. NJ.
White, Mrs. C. A. Wallace, Mrs. G. S.
Baker, Mrs. J. f. Mcdonald, Mrs. A.
Branson, Mrs. +. Wilson, Mrs. D. B.
Simpson, Mrs. w. B. Summerville, Mrs,
w. H. Cave, Miss Margaret Mulkey,
Mrs. Jenta Walters, Mrs. NJ. M. Ran
son, Mrs. NJ. J. Hunt, Mrs. c. r. Akin,
Mrs. B. R. Scruggs, Miss Martha Nor
tensen, Mrs. S. T. Riggs, Mrs. s. X.
Hiedriek, Mrs. Irene Nash, Miss A..
Alene, Mrs. j. A. Todd, Mrs. +. IT,,
Porter, Mrs. d. D. Olmstead, Mrs. f.
Welch, Mrs. II. S. Ratcliff, Mrs. Flora
Clark.
Miss Rena sehott, who has been in.
Clairmont, California, for the past six
months attending Pomone college, RET
turned to Salem Friday,
Miss Schott formerly was a student
at 0. A. G. where she expects to re-
sumo her studies Monday
About 65 members of the w. r. G..
gathered at the home of Mrs. Florence
Spencer, president of the society, for
an enjoyable afternoon of sewing on
Thursday.
The hostesses for the afternoon were
Mesdames Ella Fishburn, Lizzie w.
Smith, Susan Salmon, w. /. Davis, f,
A. Pound and c. G. Pascoe.
A short business session preceded
the sewing and Mrs. M, A. Snover,
chairman of that committee, reported
meeting of the committee at the home
of Mrs. Clara Gribble, president of the
w. R. C.
The guests of the society were: Mrs.
A. M, Wilson Of Washington, Kansas;
Mrs. J. NJ Heady, Mrs r. Adams, Mrs.
Will Ruth, Mrs. G.. H. Jewett, Mrs. j.
Mclemar, Mrs NJ Morris of Roseburg,
Miss NJ. Hartwell, Gomrade J. J. Wor-
cester and Henry Schott.
Monday evening the ladies Of the
Chautauqua Reading circle entertained
about go friends with programme Of
French music and art in the parlors Of
the First Christian church.
The hostesses for the evening were
the members of this year. s reading class
and included; Mrs. Frank Wells, Mrs.
A. A. Lee, Mrs. +. +. Fisher, Mrs.
Vera Friekey, Mrs. VIM. Entrees, Mrs.
II. c. Epley, Mrs. j. frost, Mrs. +. NJ.
Hicks, Mrs. Carrie Chapel, Mrs. r. Ora
Der, Mrs. L. G. Zimmerman, Mrs. B. f.
Salmon, Mrs. w. w. Rosebraugb, Mrs.
II. Carl, Mrs. Lottie Dorcas, Mrs. j.
D. MacNamar, Mrs. Lima Jasper.
The evenings entertainment came
as a fitting climax of nearly three
months study of France and her peo-
pie. The circle now has finished the
first half of the third year s work and
looks forward to the next book with a.
great deal of pleasure.
The programme included the follow |
ing numbers:
DR.. II. G. Epley sang the Marsailles,
and in his inimitable manner responded |
to an encore by singing Star Spangled
Banner.
Frank Frickey and Miss Sehoettle !
played The Pleyel duet, accompanied
on the piano by Mrs. Frickey.
Mrs. Sheldon, the art teacher Of the
public schools, gave an interesting talk !
on France, showing views which she
had collected during her visit to France |
Mrs. Frickey sang the Angels Sere-
made by Braga, and then delighted the
guests by singing the Aria from the
opera Samson and Defiah, and respond !
ed to an encore by singing the same
Aria in French. Her beautiful voice
was great surprise to her many
friends.
One of the features of the universe
ty musical circles is the Ladies' Glee
club concert. The concert this season