Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-11
SOCIETY
By CAROL 8. pIBBLE.
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he program Will pc an duuIeSS py IL
Jarl Gregg Doney, president of Will
annette university.
A short business session beginning
It two thirty win precede DR.. Doney's
ak, which is scheduled for three
, clock.
Following DIR. Doney's participation
n the program, the remainder OF the
afternoon will be devoted to signif-
cant observance of December fourth,
the date designated by The United
States food administration during Con-
Weew as Woman s Organizs-
tion day, when the woman q clubs OF
the country were expected to partake
in the nation wide movement to lnl-
tate new and to continue former en-
deavors along the lines of food eonser-
walton. Inasinuch as the next regular
meeting of the Salem club was
dated for December IA, it was decided
not to hold any program planned IN
with the, aforesaid Womans
Day until that date. Apropos of this
event and in line with the suggestions
of the U. s. food administration re-
garding club participation in the con-
Week as Woman's Organiza-
ton program. Extracts will be
read from President Wilson's peace
message and the recent speech made by
U. S. food administrator, Herbert Hoov-
er. who advised the people OF the
country to prolong their efforts IN ta-
BILE economy Mrs. W. M. Hamilton
chairman of the Home Economies de-
partment of the Woman S club ana
Mrs. William E. Kirk, chairman OF the
Woman IS committee of the Marion
county council of defense, will have
charge of this part of the program
The Hoover pledge will also be present
ed to the members
Salem society will usher in wnal
bids fair to be year OF unparalleleu
gayety for 1919 with brilliant New
Years Eve dance to be given Tor tne
members OF the Illihee club at the
Country club house. Elaborate plans
are being developed in regard to tht
decorations and program, Tor VIVA,
promises to rank as one OF the mos'
pretentious Of the functions yet under
taken by the club. The affair VIII aisc
serve to inaugurate an annual custom
ON the part of the Country club, tha'
of celebrating New Years Eve with
dance for the club members only. AZ
the majority of the affairs sponsored
bv the club throughout the year are
more or less open to guests and frienui
the yearly bali on December 81 WI
mark n distinct departure from the reg
ular trend of club activities and WI
assume in club annals the unoffiela
role of honor night for tho members
Mrs. James Elvin and children arr
now domiciled at 960 Center street nav
ing changed their residence from tn'
Congregational parsonage, 440 Center
street. in view of the continued absence
of Rev. Elvin who is engaged IN T. M
C. A. secretarial work.
Mrs. w. G. Kantner Of Portland ha'
been spending few days IN Salem
having ioined her husband, Rev. Kant
ner of the Congregational church ovel
the week end. The Kantners have re
sided in Portland for several years, anl
Mrs. Kantner has continued to Keel
the Portland home open during TN
past year, while her husband ha'
charge of the local pastorate.
Mrs. Kantner returned to Portlan.
Yesterday accompanied by her husband
Rev. Kantner 10 being urged by th'
members of the Congregational cnurci
to occupy the pulpit for an addltiona
ak months, during the extended ap
sence OF Rev. James Elvin, who ma
been serving in the capacity OF \. M
10. A. secretary the past year.
In the likelihood of DR., kantner
return to Salem, he will bc accompan
led bv Mrs. Kantner, in which cas-
they will occupy the parsonage, ga
Center street. The many old um
friends Of tho Kantners are hopefuil'
anticipating DR.. Kantner's decision {
remain in Salem for the winter, tn
family having resided in Salem tor
period of twelve years, when he'
lkantnor formerly had charge OF Tn
..aos na' m Kantner has made his hom
J. s.ai .ho 70 rcs;aener Of DR.. and Mrs Georg
II Alden s26 North Liberty street.
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iniousa nso"asa Who i director of the Cer
Va Mothodist Episcopal churc
saon noi' rehio % smith Of Camp Lewis, VIII
heer n.sahe n.s.ian5 on y few savs furlougt
n :" S,,;tb has snlendid BARTON