Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-23

ss and several strips of lumber witt
benches to correspond. Granite cup:
and wooden place cards helped to ear
ry out the idea. The guests made merry
with dancing the remainder of the ev
ening at the Spaulding home.
The party included Miss Mary Bells
Reinhart, Miss Mana Putnam, Miss
Marie Chittenden, Miss Reatha Hughes
Miss Grace Holt, Miss Marie Marshall
Miss Edna How'd, Miss Vivian Har-
grove, Miss Ila Spaulding, Miss Clara
Breitenstein, Miss Ethel Frazier, Miss
Olga Gray.
The members of the Tuesday Music
al club met on Tuesday evening as the
guests Of AR. and Mrs. Milton Meyers
at their residence on Court street, a
highly enjoyable program forming the
chief interest of the occasion. Claude
Debussy and Mrs. H. H. A. Beach were
, the composers studied, and interesting
sketches of the former were read by
Mrs. Walter Denton of the latter by
Mrs. Bertha j. Darby. Miss Lena Belle
Tartar, with Miss Elma Weller at the
piano, sang Debussy's exquisite "Ro-
NANCE" and they had to repeat it be-
fore their hearers were satisfied. "'Gol.
liwogg's Cake Walk by the same
composer, was played by F. E. Sanders
"The Little Shepherd" being the en-
core. All enjoyed Miss Dorothy Pearee s
Interpretation Of Debussy's "Ara-
besque," No. /, i'm E MAJOR. "The
Years at the Spring. and, as re-
call number, "Where did you come
from, baby dearan were charmingly
sung by Miss Lucille Barton, 7. S. Rob
erts playing the aceompaniments with
fine taste and sympathy. Miss Elma
Weller and Miss Isola Smith delighted
everyone with four beautiful piano du-
cts, "The Brownies" /" robin Red
Breast "Twiight', and ''Taran4
telle," by the same composer.
The next meeting of the club will
take place ON the evening Of Tuesday,
December 3, at the home of Mrs.
George Pearce, 267 North Winter
street.
The twelfth anniversary Of the or
ganIization Of the Priscilla club, one Of
the representative needlework clubs in
Salem society, was most pleasurably
observed Thursday afternoon when the
members were hidden to the residence
of Mrs. Dan j. Fry, Sr., for a social
afternoon. The club was named in com
pliment to the younger daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fry, Miss Priscilla Fry,
who was wee maid at the time the
club. was formed. A matter of
justifiable pride on the part of the
club, is the fact that one half OF the
original membafs estdll belong to the
club. ds8s @Ns
The rooms were decorated with mass
es of brilliant marigolds. The hours
were pleasantly passed with knitting
and needlework. Mrs. 9. Nj. Eppiey
will entertain the club next month.
A delightful social courtesy was be-
slowed on Mrs. Henry ID. Kimball OF
Pasadena, California, on the eve of her
departure for California Monday night,
by number of friends and members
Of the faculty and student body of
Kimball college, who met ct the resi-
dence of DR.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Talbot
quietly surprising Mrs Kimball, who
was the guest Of the Talhotts. A re-
ception to the new students of Kim
ball college and farewell attention
to the prominent visitor were happily
combined in the one gala evening.
An informal social hour occupied the
fore part of the evening, followed by
an impromptu and interesting program
in the upper assembly hall Of Kimball
colleged. Short talks in the nature of
toasts were given by vari-
Dus guests. Also speech Of welcome
10 the new students by G. R. Abbot,
of the student body of the
college with responses by Mrs. Kim
ball and DR.. Talbot.
Afterwards delicate refreshments
we're served by Mrs. Talbot.
As q final mark Of appreciation the
ts guests accompanied Mrs. Kimball to
he train at the hour of her departure
sor the south. A pretty song service
vas held at the station just preceding
he leave taking.
The first of series Of receptions
o be rendered the students of the 8.
A. 7. C. corps of Willamette univer
'ity by the ladies of the s. A. T. G.
ilub of the First Methodist church |
will take place tonight at the church |
,arlors. 1t will be in the nature of q
function, and viii be
pen to the student body of the univer-
ity as well. Other invited guests win
include the members of the bundayl
ehool classes of the church, taught |
" Mrs. G. G. Clark, Mrs. j. w. Todd,
drs. Carl Gregg Doney ard Mrs Gil
cite.
The affair this month win be under
he charge of the mothers "here'' of
he boys ''over there Several uni
Ine features have been arranged in the /
way Of entertainment for the evening.
he decorations will be of a patriotic /
rider, and embrace several novel touch !
$, of seasonable note. A large ag- |
regation of young people is planning |
0 attend, and the event is being look
d forward to as something varied and
riginal in the way of college good
ines.
The respective committees follow:
|. l.. McAdams, enair-
ian, Mrs b. L. Salmon, Mrs. +. 3. |,
lilbert, Miss Chapler; refreshment-
FRS. U. g. Holt, chairman, Mrs. Will
,rd Proctor, Mrs. Anna Walker, Mrs
ennie Tolman, Mrs. Ida MeDaniels,