Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-22

DR.. Harold Bean, son of Judge R. s.
bean of Portland, who has recently re-
burned from France, will relate, some
of his experiences this evening at the
Country Fair at the armory. DR.. Bean
Twas a member of the medical corps at
the front, and has returned to tins
country because of illness. He is a for
mer University of Oregon man, later
a graduate of the John Hopkins uni
versity. DR.. and Mrs. Bean will be
house guests of Mrs. John Carson
while here.
Mrs. William p. Lord and daughter,
miss Elizabeth Lord, returned from
Portland Wednesday, where they were
1.-THE guests of Mrs. Lords son.
Mrs. D. R. Ross spent the day in
Silverton yesterday.
Miss Barbara Steiner is expected to
arrive home Sunday for the Easter va
ication. Miss Steiner is attending UNI
versity of Washington.
Mrs. George H. Alden and Mrs, F.
w. Selee went to Woodburn yesterday
where they we're the guests of Mrs. r.
w. Settlemeir at a meeting Of the
Woman's Home Missionary society or
the Methodist church, held at the lat
ter's residence. MRS. Selee, who is pres
ident of the board Of the Old People,
Home in Salem, gave a most interest
ing talk on Conditions in the lnstltu
tion. which is under the management
of the Home Missionary society Mrs
Alden gave a pertinent discussion or
certain phases of Red Cross reLef
work. in view Of the similar rellef
activities, which the Home Missionary
society expects to take up. A large
number were present at the meeting.
Under the direction Of Mrs. Milton
Movers. a business class for girls Will
he started Monday evening at 7:30
q o'clock, at the surgical dressing del
.partment in the post office. The same
work that is done during the day wall
he carried on by the members OF the
class who are unable to give their
time until after business hours. Later
q snecial line Of Red Cross work Will
be taken up by the class. Amy one
wishing to help in this work may tele-
nhone Miss Florence Cleveland, secre-
tary of the Y. w C. A. Phone number
1918.
The Artisans held their regular So
c;al and business, meeting last night az
0Ja Fellows hall. The girls of the
lodge, composing the La Area club VIII
he hostesses at a dancing party to p9
given next Friday night, March the
twenty ninth.
Mrs f. M. Miles of Portland 10
anendino several weeks as the guest
Of her Sister, Miss Calista Moore.
Mrs. #. t. Porter has been enter7
tanning her mother, Mrs. A. c.. Kruger
and sister, Miss Alma Kriger, for sew
eral davs, Miss Kriger, until recently,
has made her home in New York CITY
They returned to Portland Wednesday
little Buster Brown celebrated his
eighth birthday anniversary today al
tbe home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r M Brown, 592 North Commercial
street A merry group of small tolk
frolNked through an afternoon or
oames. followed by the customary
birthday cake, adorned with eight
twinkRing CANDLES. A pretty color
scheme Of red was carried out In the
table decorations.
The United Missionary Circle of the
Christian church held a pleasant social
and business hour Wednesday after,
noon at the church parlors. Special
guests for the occasion were Mrs. >.
a. Bennett of SilvertoR, state presi-
of the Missionary association,
and Mrs. Kirk of Portland, state Sec
L
The ladies @. the G. A. R. and com
rades will be entertained tomorrow an
bernoon by Mrs, f.. J. Fuller at her
nome. 1915 North 18th street.
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The Lodeka Sunday school class OF :
he Methodist Episcopal church ENJOY =
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