Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-14
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ed at her home to sew for the benefit
of the corps.
During the afternoon little Myrtle
Shipp, the daughter of Mrs. Florence
Shipp, entertained the guests with sew
eral charming fancy dances, and Mrs.
Echo Stanton reeited in her usual pleas
ing manner.
With Mrs. Terwilliger the hostesses
included Mrs. Florence Shipp, Mrs.
Cordelia La Bare, Mrs. Margaret Lewis
Mrs. Susan Salmon, Mrs. Mary T..
Rauch, Mrs. Mary How'd, Mrs. Mary
r.. Davis and Mrs. Minnie Baker.
The guests of the corps were: Mrs.
T.. o. Chapman of Redwing, Minncso
ia, Mrs. Lily Branson, McMinnville,
Mrs. T. Lincgar, Mrs. c. f. Mayors,
Mrs. Phoebe MeTimmOnes. Mrs. l.. L.
Busick and Comrades l. l. Worcester,
J. W. La Bare.
Mrs. A. j. Rain who has been pass
ing the week in Albany, came home
this morning.
Mrs. Rain went to Albany early in
the week to attend the dance for
which Miss Flora Mason was hostess
Monday night.
At the Y. w. C. A. a silver tea will
be given on Thursday afternoon for
the benefit of the Hal Hibbard Auxil-
iary number four, of the United Span
ish. American War Veterans. The af-
fair has the patronage and assistance
of well known women of the city, and
they extend an invitation to all pa
triotic organizations to attend.
A notable program will be given this
evening at the Unitarian church on
Chemeketa and Cottage streets at 8
O'Clock by four young ladies from the
Fish School of Expression, assisted by
Miss Grace Smith and Miss Joanna
James charming singers, and by Miss
DcLong and Mrs. DR.. Walton at the
organ. The program will consist of
scenes from eff Were King - By
Justin Mccarthy, read by Miss Lula
G. Walton, Miss Lavon Coppock, Miss
Angeline Carver of Eugene, and Mrs.
r. NJ. Hofer
Scene I-'sIn the Fricom Tavern, "
Miss Walton.
solo, Dainty Dorothea (DeKovenl
Miss Smith, accompanied by Mrs, Wat
ton.
Scene II-"Thc Answer to Burgun'
dv," Miss COppoek
Solo, The Gypsy Trail GALLOWAY, },
Miss Smith, accompanied by Mrs. Wal
ton.
Scene III-"I Were to Die Tomor-
row. Miss Carver.
Solo Miss James, accompanied by
Miss DeLong.
Scene IV-"The Message of the
Star" Mrs. Hofer.
Thursday the members of the Loyal
Woman s class of the First Christian
church assembled in the parlors for an
informal afternoon.
Gala lilies. daffodils and ferns were
effectivelv used about the rooms and
the. hostesses were Mrs w. B. Watcher
Mrs. w. A. Penny, Mrs Martha Ii
tus, Mrs. William Busick, Mrs. +. f.
Wolfe, Miss A. Alcne and Mrs. Lee
Garfield.
The fore part of the afternoon the
guests enjoyed an interesting talk on
s'Red Cross work = by Mrs. Fischer,
and Mrs. A. H. Tasker of Canada. Lat
er dainty refreshments rounded out a
pleasant afternoon.
The guests were: Mrs. W. +. Thomas,
Mrs. f. Follansby Of Eugene, Mrs. n.
n. Witzel, Mrs. J. D. Barber, Mrs. ).
f. Riggs. Mrs G. S. Downing, Mrs. j.
A. Godfry, Mrs. c. IT, White, Mrs.
John Riggs, Mrs NJ. NJ. Ransom Mrs
Tom Gleason, Mrs. j. F. Peck, Mrs
NJ. F.. Shain, Mrs. r. II. Wassam, Mrs.
G. G. Witzcl, Mrs. f. E. Martin, Mrs.
Il. l.. Dwycr, Mrs. E. G. Case, Mrs. II.
+. Lochrane, Mrs. John Humphreys,
Mrs. f. Wilson, Mrs. Chester Baker,
Mrs. D. B. Simpson, Mrs. II, A. Cooley
Mrs. Leramie Rogers, Mrs. /. a.
Juza. Mrs. II. O. White, Mrs. }. G.
Campbell, Mrs Martha Morterson
Mrs. Fl. II. Stanton. Mrs. F. 7. Porter
Mrs. Chas. Knowland, Mrs. W. A
Clements, Mrs, c. II. Chapel, Mrs
George Peed, Mrs r. f. Loose, Mrs
C. S. Baker, Mrs. S. D. Dorenus, Mrs
]. T. Mcdonald, Mrs. L. NJ. White
Mrs &. H. Epley, Mrs. Thomas Brunk