Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-04
SOCIET Y
lBy Carol s. D1ble

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Brunk Of Salem, who was taken serious
J iy Ill, while visiting in the southern
state Mr. Brunk has however, improv-
ed sufficiently to stand the journey
north, and viii return with Rev. Por-
ter tomorrow evening
The Junior Guild Of ST. Paul's Epis-
eopal church will meet tomorrow after
noon at the home of Mrs. Armin Stein
en-. 1872 North Church street at two
thirty.
In Z5mpliment to Mrs Milton Aey-
ers, who accompanied her TO Eugene
from Salem, TO look over the local
chapter of the Red Cross, Mrs Law
renee T. Harris. Of Salem, entertained
a few friends at luncheon in the palm
room at the Hotel Osburn, Wednesday
noon. Her guests were Mrs. N. c. Har-
ris, Mrs P. Z. Snodgrass, Mrs Z. o.
Potter and Miss Myra Calef.-Eugene
Guard.
The home Of Miss Stella Blinston
was the scene Of a jolly party Friday
evening, when the Loyal Workers Sun
day school class met for their monthly
social. Games were the diversion Of
the evening, and later dainty refresh
ments were served.
Those present were A. II. Blinston,
the Misses Stella Blinston, Beryl Need
ham, Flora Turnbull, Hope Gilmer,
Grace Chandler. Rose AOrgah, Flor
enee Bonney, Hilda Bonney, Messrs.
yern Chandler, Sol Tavlor, Norman
Alexander, Ralph Morgai.
Miss Dorothy Buekner, who is at
tending the Oregon Agricultural col
lege, returned to Corvallis last night
after spending the week end at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs W.
II. Buckner
Mrs. C. d. Gabrielson, accompanied
by her grandson, Robert Bishop, left
this morning for Des Moines, Iowa,
where she will visit her mother for a
period of several weeks. Mrs Gabriel
son expects to be joined on her return
trip by her son, Lieutenant Carl Ga
brielson, who is now stationed at Fort
Sill, Oklahoma, where he is taking a
special grenade course in the school Of
arms. At the completion Of this course
Lieutenant Gabrielson viii return to
Camp Lewis, stopping at Des Moines
enrOute.
Miss Mary F. Denton Of Kioto, ia
pan, who has been the house guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gilbert Of Port
land Heights. left Wednesday for Cali
fornia. She will sail for the Orient the
first of April. Miss Denton has spoken
many times since she has been in the
city. Monday night she gave lecture
at the Highland Congregational church
at which time she told many fascinat-
ing stories of japanese life and of her
work in Doshisha college, where she is
superintendent and teacher of the girls
department. DR.. and Mrs. c. R. Tenn
pleton. both spoke Of their time spent
in Kioto when they were travelling
through Japan short time ago. Mrs.
Templeton spoke especially of the edu-
eational work of Doshisha college
where 1850 students attend and the
beautiful campus and large ornament
al grounds.
DR.. Templeton told of visiting the
large silk manufactures and said not
only in educational circles was the in
fluenee of Doshisha college felt but
many leading business men of Japan
were proud to say they were graduates
of Doshisha An Informal reception
was held at the close Of the program
Miss Selma Kumrow was hostess for
an afternoon given at her home on Sat
urday. celebrating her eighteenth birth
day. She entertained a number OF her
high school friends.
The afternoon was spent in dancing
and games. The most exciting time OF
the afternoon was, when the partners
Of various couples were described and
a prize awarded for the best. Miss
Ruby Weleh was winner CT the prize
Those invited were Hester Weleh,
Esther Bailey, Veda How'd, Ruth Glib
son, Marie Briggs, Gladys Bartholo-
new, Mildred Clarke, Ruby Weleh,
Anna LOTUS, Irene Faulkner, Helen
Wallace, Eddis Reynolds, Mabel Por-
ter, Florence Kumrow Mrs. Carl Eakin |
Roma DuRant of Amity, Helen Esta-
brook Of 0mak, Washington, and Icons
Kellogg Of Oregon City.
The Spanish War Veterans and La
lies auxiliary are cordially invited to
attend the home coming to be given at
he home of Mrs. R. o. Kumrow, as
sisted BY Mrs. c. F. Adams, on Thurs
lay night, March !.
Spring flowers, ferns and ivy were
n gala display at a dancing party CIV
N Thursday night at the home Of Mrs.
Charles Cannon. 1t was a Red Cross
benefit at which the members of the
Pringie auxiliary were the hosts, each
member being privileged to invite
lew friends.
The evening was passed merrily with
Itepping and cards, after which
,hieken pie supper was served, the
proceeds realized from this, amounted
% the satisfactory sum Of $5l.l5.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Scott Of Forest
Grove, who have been week end guests
Il the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Volk on North Capitol street, returned
lome this morning. Mr.. Scott is editor
# the Forest Grove News Times.