Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-15

Musician, Ellen Wolkeitee; color bearer
No. l, Jessie Allen; No. 2, Nina GIea.
soti. No. 3, Grace Beaman and So. a,
Laura Pettinger. There were about 80
present.
An cat Home was given Thursday
by Mrs. Ed Tyler for the pleasure OF
MIS-. Merle Davis who is to 500 leave
for an extended >isrt with ner sister.
Mrs. Harry Fry, Of Walnut Creek, Caiit,
crnia. The invited guests were rhe Nee
dance Merle Davis j.. M. W. Bonney,
E"wena Bonney, Robert II. Ssptt, Z. N.
Hall, Carrie Young B. +. Hail, Il. N.
Soule, M. L. Hendricks, Ed Eyler,
Misses Ina Bonney, Laura Bonney, Ethel
Bonney, Ruth Sonle and Bonney Scott.
A Hoover lunch was served and all left
at late hour wishing Mrs. Davis safe
and pleasant journey.
Mrs. Sadie Demick had the misfor-
time to run a crochet hook into her left
thumb last Thursday. DR.. Rocho dress
cd the thumb and it is hoped there
will be no trouble with it.
Mrs. III. l.. Moore entertained at her
home Tuesday afternoon st. Mary IS
Episcopal Guild. There was large at
tendance. The afternoon was spent in
making bandages and knitting for the
Red Cross $500 was pledged for the
Armenian relief fund by the Guild. Ad-
ditional guests were Mrs. V. Rocho and
Miss Hazel Bitney. The hostess assist
ed by her daughter served a dainty
luncheon.
Mrs. t. C. Poormap Monday afternoon
invited few friends to meet her aunt
Mrs. L. P. Livesley of Edmonton, AL
berta.
A large number of Woodburn Re.
bekahs went Tuesday evening to Hub
bard where their team put on the work
for the Hubbard lodge. A fine Hoover
lunch was served after initiation, which
was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. John M. Stewart expects to
leave the first of February for Wyom-
ing to join her husband who has been
there since last spring.
The following officers were installed
in Woodman Camp No. AZ w. o. W.
Tuesday evening: c. c., w. S. wilkins;
Adv. Lieutenant, M. L. Hendricks;
banker, G. L. Ogle Clerk, G. W. Gil
lette; watchman Ed Wolfe; sentry, Ira
Longwell; escort, T. P. Soules; manager
R. NJ. Hicks, j. j. Hall and W. c.
Broyles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dose who have
been visiting in California returned
home Saturday. Mrs. Dose went to Los
Angeles and Mrs. Dose meeting him in
San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Johnston are
visiting in Portland, this is Mr.. John
ston IS first vacation in two years..
Mrs. Eugene M9shperger entertained
informally number Of Red Cross Work
ers Monday afternoon.
The Dorcas Ladies Aid society met
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. G. 4. Hegtveil ON Brown street.
Officers elected for the coming year
were: President, Mrs. A. Nelson; vice
president, Mrs. Mathison; treasurer,
Mrs. G. T. Hegtviil; secretary, Ers
Locke. A fine lunch was served by
the hostess.
The beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Al Fellers of Donald was given over
Sunday for a dinner party to the fol
lowing guests: Misses Hazel and Aletha
Bitney Sadie Richards and Ethel Bon
ney, of Woodburn; and Miss Cartwright
of Salem. Every moment was enjoyed
by the guests. All left for home OH the
last car declaring Mr.. and Mrs. Al Eel
lers ideal host and hostess.
James Hendricks left for the Neha-
lem valley Friday after spending some
time at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. l.. Hendricks.
Mr.. E. C. Price of Eugene an old
time resident of Woodburn was calling
on old friends here Thursday.