Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-04
SOCIETY
BY MABEL
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held in the Young WOmen's Christian
association parlors on the afternoon Of
Thursday, September II. This affair is
to raise money for the woman's build
ing of the University of Oregon and
is one of a series to be given in the
thirty largest cities in the state. Sue
eessful sales have already been ae-
eomplished in Dallas and Portland, un-
der the leadership of Mrs. George 7.
Gerlinger and Miss Dorothy Flegel, re-
speetively.
For the afternoon a program has
been arranged and tea will be served
The local committee consists of the
Misses Ethel MeGilehrist, Alice Welch,
Constance Cartwright, Doris Churchill
and Mrs. Frank Spears.
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Tomorrow Miss Sylvia Mary Rel and
Miss Jessie May Gregory viii leave for
Boise, Idaho. The Misses Gregory and
Rel for the past year have had charge
of the II. d. Roberts farm on the Wal
lace road. The girls are former teachers
and have done this work as an expert
ment and change from their regular 70
cation. Miss Gregory is a southern girl
having taught at johnson City, Tenn
essee, for several years, and Miss Rel
formerly taught in Michigan. Before
coming west they did post graduate
work at Columbia University, New
York, where it was they met each 9TH
er and formed this unique plan. After
a years work of this country life they
are now expecting to go on with their
teaching. Miss Gregory will teach Eng
lish in the high school at Star, which
is a suburb of Boise. For a few months
Miss Rel plans to study with Mrs.
Anna Rogers Fish, who left Salem re-
Gently to open a studio in Boise.
The country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Legge on the Jefferson road, was
the scene of a delightful dinner party
recently when Mrs. Legge and Mrs.
VandervOrt entertained some of their
friends.
Summer flowers were used effective
ly on the table and unique place cards
with clever quotations marked the in
diSidual places. The Misses Margaret
Legge and Jennelle Vandervort had
charge of the serving.
The guests were DR.. and Mrs. r. N.
Avison, President and Mrs. Carl Gregg
Doney, Mrs. Martha w Evans, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Talbot, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Todd, Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Carrier, MI.
and Mrs. II. H. Vandervort and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Legge.
Tomorrow night Salem's music low
ers will gather to hear the concert OF
| Mrs. Lois Lucille Junk at First Method
list church. Mrs. Junk is well known in
Salem because Of her appearance in
many mrsical programs during the past
years. She will sing songs of her W
composition including the cycle enti-
tied "The Butterfly, 4" and also the
group, Cloves Rosary"
Mrs. Junk has lived for the past ten
lyears in California, where she has a
studio and has enjoyed the association
with artistic people. Mrs. Junk s voice
is clear and pleasing and Salem people
are anticipating with pleasure her APP
pearance tomorrow night.
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After spending a week visiting at
the home of Mrs. Ruth f. Sayre and
other relatives, DR.. and Mrs. j. 5
Stone of Healdsbury, California, left
for their home Monday evening. They
also attended the G. A. r. convention
En- route they plan to visit at Shasta
Springs and Sacramento fair a few
days.
The ?. T.. 0. club met Monday even
ing at the home of Mrs. G. W.. Lasleri
1890 South Liberty street, when a very
interesting program was enjoyed. mrs
Gerald Volk read a paper entitled
cover the top, P. L. o. in 1912" and
Mrs. w. w. Moore responded with a
pleasing piano solo. The members ans
wercd to roll call with quotations about
music.
A party of Salem girls accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Farnum Of Portland,
left for Seaside Monday morning
where they will be domiciled at the
Buena Vista cottage for about two
weeks. The party included the Misses
Margaret Goodin, Helen Lovall and
Gladys Bartholomew.
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After enjoying a fortnight's vaea'
ton on a camping trip at Pacific
City, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy 0. Smith and
children, Lawrence and Robert, have
returned home.
Mrs. Emily Fargo, who has been
spending the past two months with
MIR. and Mrs. W. T. Fargo, 1885 North
Church left yesterday for Portland.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Laura
Moore Knott from New York. Mrs.
Knott is spending the summer in the
west and for the past week has also
been the guest of Mrs. Fargo, They will
spend a week in Portland and will then
Journey on to Mrs, Fargo's home in
Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Prideaux aud
son, Harry, have left after visiting
Mrs. Prideaux's aunt, Mrs. II. Smith,
749 North Liberty street, for several
days.
Miss Florence Cleveland returned
SUNDAY morning after spending a de-
lliehtful vacation at Crater Lake
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