Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-07

The North Salem Woman 8 club will
hold its first meeting since the epidem-
lie next Wednesday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. Cora Hunt. The
meeting win begin at 2:30. An inter
testing program has been planned un-
Ider the direction Of Mrs r. l.. Purvine.
chairman of the program committee.
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Announcement of the marriage of
Miss Adeline Anderegg to A. Fletcher
shannon, which took place November
II at Spokane, has been received by
lSalem friends Mrs Shannon formerly
resided in Salem and is the daughter
lof Mrs. A. W. Anderegg of this city.
She has been engaged in government
service the past two years at Bremsr-
ton.
On Thursday group of the friends
LOT Mrs. Alice Lamb surprised her with
an informal luncheon. on which oeca-
sion they presented her with a wrist
watch as token of appreciation. Mrs.
Lamb IS one Of the most popular mem
bers OF the staff Of State Industrial
Accident commission, and will leave
shortly for Battle Creek Michigan,
where she intends to enter the nursing
profession. Those present at the lunch
con were: Mrs. G. Sullivan. Mrs. O.
Bellisle, Mrs. L. Gale, Mrs. NJ. Peck.
Miss E. Hunt, Miss D. Ryan. Miss +.
Pepoon. Miss A. Conn, Miss A. Wick
lander, Miss N. Linton, Mss R. Baum
gartner, Miss A. Wright, Miss N. Der,
rick, Miss M. Mclaughlin, Miss B.
Clark, Miss M. White, Miss B. Miller
and the honoree
A small assembly of the Younger set
made merry last evening at a dance
for which the members of the Question
club, composed of group of high
school boys, were hosts at Union hail.
This was the second dance given by
the club this year and the members
are planning series to beeheld during
the season. The patrons aud patron
esses included several members of the
high school faculty. About sixteen cou-
pies participated in the festivities.
Mrs. Norman Courtney will leave
Wednesday for New York City, where
she will be met by her husband who is
stationed at Camp Newport News. vir-
gnia. After short stay in New York
they will go on to the Virginia can
|tonment, where Mrs. Courtney will re-
main with her husband during the win
ter months.
A Christmas sale will be held next
Saturday under the auspices of the
Junior Guild of st. Paul's church. The
articles to be sold will not only in.
clude the customary variety of fancy
novelties, suitable for gifts, but a
wide variety of cooked delieacies, in
eluding candy, pop corn balls, jellies
and pastries. The sale viii take place
at the Salem Hardware store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller are
spending the week end in Portland.
Mrs. J. W. Hairgrove of Jacksonville
Illinois, is the guest of her sister, Miss
Cornelia Marvin She will remain in
Salem over the holiday season.
The members of st. Panl's church
are planning a reception in honor OF
Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Powell, to be held
Wednesday evening at the residence of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Catlin, 1909 Che !
meketa street. Rev. Powell has recent |
ly arrived from eastern Oregon to as
sumo charge Of the local rastorate of |
st. Paul's church.
A pleasurable college event this week |
was the first informal" given this |
year by the members of the Lausanne
club, when the girls entertained num-
Der of the Willamette boys last night |
at Lausanne hall. The assembly room |
which was the scene of the early even
ing gaieties was festive with college
emblems, quantities Of pennants and |
pillows lending gala atmosphere to
the Qualifications.
Later in the evening the merry-mak-
ers adjourned to the large dining room
where a variety Of outaoor games were |
enjoyed The dining room was attract
lively decorated with greenery and ever
green boughs, the general out door eff |
feet being heightened by pleasing ar
rangement of lattice work.
About sixty students participated in
the jolhties. Miss Helen Rose is pres
ident of Lausanne club this year. The
club plays a leading part in the So
cial activities of Willamette univer-
sity.