Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-06

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while enjoying the --latest photoplay
production and some are even learning
to knit two socks at a time. In some
cities, the ministers allow their con-
gregations to knit while listening to
the sermons, so as not to waste a mo
ment's time-surely our soldier boys
should not want for. knitted things
these days.
Miss Dorothy Dick of Portland is
a guest of her many friends in Sa-
h,nl iaais week. Miss Dick is the attract
i've daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
III k, former residents of Salem, and is
enjoying II respite from her college
won, ooIng a student at Reed college
this winter. She is a popular girl with
the yunger set in Salem and while here
has been the inspiration for several
affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. McCloud are
comfortably domiciled in the Seymour
Skiff house on Paramount hill.
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Mrs. G.. E. Schaefer entertained her
! Bridge club last Monday afternoon,
asking Mrs. Diller, Of Portland, house
guest of her sister, Mrs. Arthur Moore
and Mrs. Henry Conoyer and Mrs. Don
Mckinney of Salem, as additional
guests.
Regretful farewells are being said
to Mrs. j. w. Leonard and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Leonard, who are leav-
ing Salem for Aberdeen, Washington,
40 snnLn 4hatp frItrpn. hanla MrQ
Leonard has been one of the teachers
in the public schools of Salem and has
been spending a short time bidding
goodbye to friends in Eugene and
Corvallis. They plan ito leave Salem
very soon to join Mr.. Leonard who has
been in Washington all winter. Miss
Lacy Leonard, q younger daughter,
will finish her course in High school
before leaving, but expects to join her
parents and sister early in the sum-
mer.
The Woman s Catholic Order of For
esters entertained with a farewell.
party at the home of Mrs. B. =. Dime
Ter, HOS North Liberty street, in hon.
or of Mrs. j. G. Nadon, who is leaving
fcr Seaside. The rooms were pretlly
decorated in q color scheme of yellow
and white. The afternoon was de-
voted to cards and music. Miss Clara
Doerfler ang several songs assisted
by Miss Eleanor Huekenstein. Mrs.
Nadom was presented with q gold
crucifix as O. farewell token. Mrs.
DimeIer was assisted by Mrs. Mable
Huckenstein. Those present to bid
Mrs. Nadon farewell were: Mesdames
j. B. Irons, Stienger, Dimeler, Lane,
Suing, Huckenstein, Williams, Domo-
GALL, Kreft, D~ougherty, and Miss FL
eanor Huckestein, Miss Louise Dorm
berger, Miss Geneyieve D~eranleau,
Miss Clara Doerfler, Miss Katherine
DeianIeau. Miss i~IAueille Dornberger,
| Miss Gladys Dimeler, miss fElelanor
Willing, Miss Marie Nadon, Miss Rose
Zielinski, Miss Vivian Nadon and Miss
Villa Huckestein.
Mrs. Melia Ashton, elf Keneson, Ne
braska, who has been the guest OF
friends in Dallas and Salem for the
past two months, left for her home
Wednesday evening. Enroute Mrs.
Ashton will visit in California, stop
ping in Sacramento to visit a brother
who lives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Albert of
Lansing, Iowa, are Salem visitors, ar
irving last Saturday. Mr.. Albert has
three sisters and two brothers in Sa-
lem, Mrs. G. d. Purdy, Mrs. Elizabeth
Holton, Mrs. Sarah Robinson, T. G.
Albert and John H. Albert. At pres
emit Mr.. and Mrs. Albert are house
guests Of the G. D. Purdy' g. They
will spend several weeks in Salem.
The Tuesday Musical club and their
friends are looking forward with
much pleasure to the evening Of music
10 be given at the FIRST Methodist
church April ninth, at Sis. I. >.
Roberts has charge Of the program and
will give a number of Grand Opera Sc
.lections en- the pipe organ. His ability
as an organist is well known and IN
sures a high grade entertainment. lie
will he assisted by Miss Leila Belle Nc
Caddam, Miss Louise Benson, Profes'
sor John Todd and Dan F. Langenberg
vocalists, and Frand +. Sauders, plan
list.
The program promises to be a rare
treat aud the public is cordially in
vited.
Mrs. A. E. Harris of Brooks, Ore
gon, was a charming hostess this week,
when she entertained with q shower in
honor of Mrs. S. A. Harris. A dainty
luncheon was served to about fifteen
guests,
Mrs. V. C. Beckman, who has been
making an extended visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. White, OF
Fruitland, left for her future home at
Astoria. Wednesday evening, where
she will join her husband who is en-.
ployed in the business department OF
the George 4. Rodgers ship building
plant, at Astoria, she was accompanied
far as Portland by Mrs. G. j. Rams
den OF Maeleay, who will visit In that
city for a few days.
Miss Eva Scott was a charming host
ess last evening, when she invited the
members Of her knitting club to her
home for a six clock dinner, The
table was prettily decorated in q col
or scheme of pink and white with an
art basket in the center filled with
wild flowers. There were place cards
for Miss Helen Pearee, Miss Inez Cor
tra, Miss Genevieve Avison, Miss Ly-
do Bell, Miss Ada Miller, Miss Louise
Benson, Miss Laura Bell, Miss Ola
Clark, Miss Lyra Miles, Miss Alma