Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-27


In the nature. Of Christmas holiday
diversion andewill be the first Of
series to be given by the association. :
Mrs. r. J. Hendricks is state chair
man Of the National War Mothers as.
soeiation, Mrs. John larson serving as
the local chairman.
Miss Margery Kay arrived home
yesterday from Eugene, where she IS
attending the University of Oregon, to
pass the Thanksgiving recess with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kay.
A feted visitor in Salem this week
is Miss Eulda Basler, formerly of
Grants Pass, now a yeomanette at
Bremerton. Miss Basler is the house
guest Of Miss Grace Presley at her
home on Center street. Miss Presley is
also from Grants Pass and Is sharing
the honor of entertaining Miss Basler
with group of Grants Pass girls, who
are now residing in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl H. Anderson mo-
tored to Portland today to spend
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ. Hamilton win
be Portland visitors over Thanksg1 ing,
joining gathering of relatives for the
days festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Morgan drove
down from Portland yesterday, return
ing home today. They were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. v. McMeehan Of
the Electric apartments while in town.
Mrs. Walter Kirk of $40 Mill street,
has returned from Eugene, where she
has been doing professional nursing
the mast month, during the absence OF
her husband, who is stationed at the
U. S. naval trimming camp at Seattle.
Mrs. Kirk was taking care OF Rollo
Drain, whose back was injured in AL
recent automobile accident. Mrs. Drain
was Miss Emily Neerod Of Salem be-
fore her marriage.
Mrs. Kirk visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Howe, at their home in
for a week before return
ing home. Mr.. Kirk arrived from Sc
attle last night and will remain in Sa.
lem till the first of next week. Half
of the men in the naval training camp |
were given five day furlough last
week, and this week the remainder OF
the men are granted the same leave.
Mrs. f.. T.. Fisher returned last night |
from a three weeks trip to Iowa, |
where she visited her mother, who lives
in the northwestern part Of the state.
DIR. and. Mrs. Fisher win be hosts to-
morrow at large family dinner at
their residence, 5l5 Market street. The
guests will number twenty three.
The members Of the freshman class
of the Salem high school will be the
guests Of honor tonight at the annual !
reception given the incoming class by |
the high school student body. Earl
Shaefer is chairman of the committee
in charge Of the affair, with Miss Eliz-
abeth Mccoy as faculty adviser. A
color scheme Of maroon
and black, the high school eolors, win
be used in the decorations. An enter
tanning program will also lie feature
Of the evening.
Miss Nellie Fowler left yesterday for
Portland, where she will spend Thanks
giving with. her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Louvre were
delightful dinner hosts this week when
they entertained Mrs. Henry Werner
Of Silverton, Mrs. Carl Gesner Of Sa-
lem and Mrs. b. G. BsnegaF of Salem.
The table was attractively decked
with chrysanthemums.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kuckel-
berg of the Garden road, was thrown
,pen Saturday 10 the members Of the
Red Gross auxiliary, who met to eele-
1rate both the victory and the anniyer-
'ary Of the auxiliary. The rooms were
decorated with the national