Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-08

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small group Of. friends az th'ir nome
the other ovcaing FOR an informal sup
per.
Mrs. Roberts is planning several OF
these little affairs and in this way viii
gather various groups Of her friends
together 10 work for the Red Cross.
The guests were; Mr.. and Mrs
Chauneey Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
l.. McDougal, Mr.. and Mn. William H.
Burghardt, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs "a
doe J. Riggs.
Mrs. II. G. Campbell, who with Mr..
Campbell, has been wintering for the
past two years at their summer nome
in West Lake, arrived IN Salem Mon.
lday for visit to her daughter, Mrs
lW. Melvin Plimpton. Later in the
week Mrs. Campbell will 20 to Fort
land for a visit
Mrs. Wilbur z. Reid who has been
the house guest Of her sister, Mrs. r.
Stiuson Gannett. for several days, re-
turned to her home in Portland sat
lurday.
Interest of the dancing contingent
lcenters in the iitucy dance TO be given
tonight by the Cherrians at the armorN
Tonight's s party will be a repititlon of
the merry times that made these dances
the most popular OF the winter 5 tes'
tivities.
About 40 members of the Three Link
Needle club enjoyed the hospitality OF
Mrs. J. 2. King, at an afternoon OF
sewing Friday 40 her home 400 south
IChurch street.
During the afternoon the club formed
an auxiliary to the Red Cross. Twenty
became members Of the new auxiliary
land the officers elected we're: Mrs. d.
A. Wright, chairman; Mrs. +. l.. Wa
tcrs, treasurer, aud Mrs. r. G. Hender-
son, secretary.
Later the hostess served refresh
ments, assisted by Mrs George Nicsko,
Mrs. William Staiger, who has been
visiting at the home Of Mrs. A. &
Monroe, and other relatives for the
past two weeks, left today for hen
home in Portland
Mrs. Frank Erhcart was hostess Wed
nesday afternoon when she asked tn,
members of the Round Dozen club tC
her home for an informal sewing bee
The members responded to roll cal
and later poem was read by Mrs
George Gill
Ten guests enjoyed the Afternoon
which was closed with refreshmcnt
served by the hostess.
The Ladies Aid society of the Englc
wood United Brethren church will NEE
on Wednesday afternoon at the hom
of Mrs. S. p. Hale, 1904 Broadwa
street.
Mrs. Charles &. Thompson Of Seattl
is visiting at the home of her parent!
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Ireton, OF l047 Sout
Commercial street. She came Sunda
and will be here for several days. Mr.
\ Thompson before her marriage wa
}, Miss Minnie lreton.
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To cheer the ''shut ins" Of their 5,
ciety, the members of the Woman S X,
lief Corps will call with flowers, fruit
and books, at the various homes {
these members on Thursday afternoo
If the members will telephone Mr.
Clara Gribble, president Of the corp
she will cheerfully give them the az
dresses of the indisposed members, wh
= will be glad to receive callers on thG
D afternoon.
AT the last meeting Of the corps Sa
urday, it was decided that the member
A. would set aside Thursday for this pu
IF puse, and that no meeting would /
ID held this week.
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r. The department of music of the Wi
il. lamette University will give the fourt
q. of a series Of recitals tonight at eigf
Il. o clock in the chapel of Waller hall.
The following will be the program
" Piano duet = Hungarian Mare
70 (Liszt) Carr from Second Rapsody
IN Misses Margaret Alden and Esther Co,
%, 's Piano solo-The Bohemian Gi
r (Balte DORM Miss Ruth Barnes.
Violin solO-Lilacs (Kern) Miss VIII
- fired Eyre.
~ Piano solo-Silent Tears (Schmoll,