Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-16
SOCIETY
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Mrs Alice E. Dodd in the art class de-
lpartment and Mrs. w. E. Kirk of the
drama study department.
Miss Irene Curtis, a student at the
Oregon Agricultural college is a
week end visitor at her home in the
city.
Miss Blanche Gibson entertained the
All Mui Low camp fire girls last night
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dudley Gibson, on the Wallace
road. A clam soup supper was follow.
ed by a jolly evening of games and
music.
The All Mui Low members sharing
in the evenings frolic we're: Mrs. A.
IA. Davidson, Miss Grace Welborn,
Miss Mabel Garfield, Miss Elma Can.
field, Miss Miriam Steiwer, Miss rs
ther Davies, Miss Marie Briggs, Miss
Mary Sun, Miss Bessie Sun, Miss
Ruby Welcb, Miss Mildred Imlah,
Miss Jessie Taylor, Miss Pansy Will
lard.
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Mrs. Andrew Hansen returned last
night from a two weeks trip to Seat.
tie, where she was called by the SER
ious illness of her sister.
The Maccabees will give a combined
dance and card party next Wednesday
night at the Moose hall, the proceeds
of which will go towards the purchase
of yarn for the Red Cross work, which
is being done by the members. The
Maccabees have been devoting them
selves most ~assiduously to knitting for
tho local Red Gross chapter, with most
satisfactory results. Besides the com
plete outfits, which the mothers of the
Salem soldiers have knitted for their
own boys, the members have turned in
at headquarters, 3 dozen pairs of sox,
and six sweaters and have collected
seven pairs of sox.
The dance next week, which helds
promise Of being a very enjoyable func-
ton is in charge of Miss Pearl George
and Frank MeDaniels.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Park will arrive
home Wednesday night from a six
week. s%ojourn in southern California
L. N. Myers, baritone, will spend the
week end in Portland coaching vo-
cally with Harold Hurlburt.
Mrs. r. W. Tillson of San Francisco,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs,
Richard Cartwright for several weeks
is enjoying a short stay in Newport
as the guest of Mrs, Charles Freeland
She plans to return to Salem the fore
part of next week,
Miss Hazel Downing entertained tht
Junior Rcd Cross auxiliary Fhurday
night at her home on North Churcl
treet. The hours were merrily whileC
away knitting.
The dancing e~ontagion continues t.
spread, each week. calendar being
marked by the Inauguration of "a new
club or the initial affair of a serlei
of merry stepping parties, given by
group Of dance enthusiasts. Next weel
the members of q large dancing clasi
will form a club of thirty five cou
pies. launching their social gathering
with a st. Patrick's dance at CotillioT
hall on Wednesday night. The commit
tee in charge of the evenings festiv
tiles includes Mrs. Ralph White, Mrs
Frank Loose, Mrs. Harry Hill, Mrs
Harley o. White. Mrs. Clyde johnson
Mrs. g. D. Purvine, Mrs. Cal Patton.
Mrs. Glare Inman.
The annual state conference of the
Oregon chapter, Daughters Of the An
erican Revolution, which convened Fri
day morning at ten o clock at Portland
at the Benson hotel, with Mrs. Isaac
Lee Patterson, state regent, presiding,
presented the following program dur
ing the two days session:
Friday, 10 o'clock Enrolment OF
delegates and registration of visitors.
Conference called to order by Mrs.
Patterson.
"Star spangled Banner" led by
Mrs. Fletcher Linn.
Pledge to the flag.
Invocation, Miss Anne M. Lang
state chaplain.
Address Of welcome, Mrs. s.. l.. Al
baugh, regent, Willamette chapter.
Response, Mrs. T. NJ. wilkins, state
vice regent.
Minutes of fourth annual conference
fApril Song (Newton), ''The
Bluebird'i (Glen), Mrs. Fletcher Limp;
Mrs. John p. beaumont, aecompanist,
Introduction Of new chapters: Mrs
Fluella Turner Dindinger, Coos Bay
chapter; Mrs. Mary Lathrop Lane,
Umatilla chapter; Mrs. w. A. Smiek,
Umpqua chapter.
Report Of credential committee with
roll call
2 'elock-''My Own United States
(Edwards), Mrs. Frank D. Deem.
Daughters Of the American Revolt
ton: Patriots, Mayor George L. Ba-
ker.
Reading of minutes.
p,,, &c efafa officers, Regent,