Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-02

of the Eastern Star auxiliary, Mrs. F
70. Shafer, chairman. English plum pud
ding will be the attraction here and thu
Indies will all talk with. the proper
English pronunciation.
India will be represented by the la
dies of the First M. E. church auxiliary
Mrs. John II. McNary, chairman. Bun.
and other things good to eat and Eng
lish tea will be served. The costumes
are of India.
The Italian booth is in charge Of St
Joseph s auxiliary, Mrs. A. A. Nickel
chairman. Spaghetti will be served fol
ten cents and it may be taken with the
fingers in true Italian style. A little
Italian girl in costume will sing and
dance.
The ladies of the First Christian
church, Mrs. @. j. Olmstead, chairman,
will have charge of booth representing
Belgium. They will show a vegetable
market and sell several things in tho
y way of eatables.
! rance will be represented by tho
women of the Illiee club, Mrs. j. j.
Roberts, chairman. They will appear iu
the latest French costumes and will
serve French delicacies. Parlex vous
Fjancais. Wee, wee.
The Daughters of the American Revo-
luton will care for the Colonial booth.
CcEfee and tea will be served and the
minuet will be danced by several boys
end girls, all in costume. Mrs. j. G.
Heltzel is chairman of this auxiliary.
1t will cost only five cents to kiss
the Blarney stone and only dime to
wish in the wishing well of Ireland. It
is the Memo auxiliary, that will be in
charge of the Ireland booth, serving
big baked potatoes and other dishes
suggestive of the Emerald Isle. Mrs. H.
II. Olinger is chairman of this auxil-
iary.
Of course the Scotch booth will be
represented by the Presbyterian auxil-
iary, Mrs. H. j. Bean, chairman. Scotch
bread of the genuine kind will be serv-
ed here Plaids will be the prevailing
decorations.
The United States or the Uncle Sam
booth will be in care of the Woman s
Relief Corps auxiliary, Mrs. F. B. South
wick, cairman. They will serve genuine
Boston baked beans, brown bread and
American staple food. There will also
be tableaux.
The Honor Girls will have the honor
of representing Holland and they will
come dressed in the real Holland cos
tunes. Mrs. G. E. Bases is chairman of
This auxiliary. They will sell aprons.
The Salem Hospital will be represent
ed and will have booth of its own,
showing the needs of such hospital and
calling attention to the fact that at
present, Salem has the worst hospital ia
rilities of any city Of its size in the
northwest.
Japan with its "real Japanese girls"
and others costumed IN the colors of the
Orient, will be represented by the Three
Links auxiliary. Mrs. U. S. Dotson,
chairman. Tea and rice and other foods
of the other side of the Pa
,ific will be served.
The Egyptian booth will be in care
Of the Woman s Club auxiliary. Mrs.
A. H. Dodd, chairman. Here is where
four beautiful and fascinating young
ladies' will tell fortunes for ten cents
a tell
The Scandinavian booth will have
Mrs. w. Il. Anderson in charge. The big
attraetlon OF TINS pootn wan De the
'ulsiSs 1l Mrs, - a a. oisen oI ,,S sllveIi s,:I
ion, one ~ nas Deeh wen haheu Inc OH
'el'o9 nign'lngaie' Az
Anu 'nere WIZ pe circus, III enaIge
~ y. tue Junior euAiilary, " MISS Mape1
lies will live in tent and there viii
De shooting gallery and pink lemon
'ug.. M o.. u.., -.,.-
ne ''S'e sPi, nosPi'ai auAllis''y, iul.al WIN
Wis, - r. Oolneii, Shair,1an' .smn naNe
'oneSv Comronvn Um ~ E1,roneina v %, s;ns,ino ,n y