Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-28
SOCIETY
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! Miss Matte Beatty Marion county
chairman of the Woman s Division or
1.-THE Third Liberty Loan, will leave to-
morrow for Portland 10 attend a con-
ference of the county chairmen of the
Estate held in Portland at the Multi
lnomah hotel Friday evening and all
Iof Saturday. Miss Beatty has named
ithe following women as committee
ilworkers: Mrs. Horace Lily, Stayton;
Mrs. f. w. Settlemeier, Woodburn;
MRS. Lawrence T. Harris, Salem; Mrs.
Grlorenee Reeves, Jefferson; Mrs. P. l..
Blaekerby, Silverton; and Mrs. Ada
Pamerton, Turner
Captain Monroe Toebs and wife
spent Tuesday in Salem the guests OF
lEa.s. 2. T. 6wartz and family. Captain
b. > bs has been stationed at Schofield
& .asak5, Hawaiian Islands, and was
Feecutiy transferred to Camp Devens
lilsa = sSon.
A Good Friday service will be held
lltomorroW evening at o clock in the
i5candinavian church.
The Cotillion Hall was scene of
gaiety last evening when about thirty
five couples (members Of the Wednes-
iday night dancing club) danced to spe-
Ieial music until late hour. The ball
room was veritable bower of ferns
and hanging baskets filled with daffo-
dis while great numbers of yellow but
Herflies, hand tinted, hung from the
ceiling, making the room seem like
fairy bower.
/ Much credit is due Mrs. Thomas
Brown and Mrs o. w. Moon in 50 ably
assisting Mrs Ralph White who is pres
ddent Of this dancing club.
A charming birthday party was given
yesterday afternoon at tine home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy shields when Mrs
IShields entertained in honor of Evelyn
lRovella and Adelyn Roberta, their at
Ittractive twin daughters, whose second
birthday occurred. A number Of little
tots were invited. Spring flowers dec
llorated the house. The dining table was
hglow with twinkling candles while
liiaffodils formed the center piece.
lDainty favors in the form of daffo-
ldil held delicious sweets for each little
lguest.
Louis w. Josse, who has been greet
ling old friends in Salem the past two
ldays, returned to Portland last even
ling. Mr.. and Mrs Josse, who were
llformer Salem residents recently moved
to Portland and are pleasantly doml-
lciled in the Rex AIMS.
A telegram, from their SON Ross
Miles, was received Tuesday by Mr..
and Mrs B. G. Miles, telling of his
safe arrival somewhere in France.
lMr. Ross is in branch of the Red
Gross work and left the States on
March s.
| Mrs. Charles A. Gray, mother of
lGeorge w Gray of Salem, is spending
lher Easter vacation in Portland, guest
at the Hotel Portland. Mrs. Gray is
lhostess for one of the sorority houses
lat Eugene.
Mrs Fred Krukenbaum and baby
Igirl Martha Louise, arrived yesterday
lfrom Wichita, Kansas, to spend the
Isummer with her aunt and uncle, MIR.
land Mrs. Gerald Volk on North Capitol
street. Mrs. Volk went to Portlanl
yesterday morning to meet them, re-
burning last evening.
FORTIETH WEDDING
Friends and neighbors from all the
Surrounding (country Joined together
lat the beautiful country home of VIM.
lBouffleur in Polk county on Tuesday,
March 26 to helping them celebrate
their fortieth wedding anniversary.
The occasion was also the birthday OF
Mrs. Boufleur and her only grand
Idauqhter, Lorraine, who came from
la3remerton, Wash, to join in the happy
celebration. Seventy-tive guests en-
loved the day with them; some coming
lin the forenoon and remaining for the
moon meal; Others coming in later and
having supper and the younger set
came to express their good wishes in
|the evening. Mr.. and Mrs Bouffleur
were presented with a handsome leath'
er Morris chair by their friends as a
remembrance of the happy occasion.
THE guests present included Mr.. and
tMrs. S. p. Kimball, Frank Wilson, l..
I'D. Gibson, w. G, Mcdowell, John Can
NOV, Benman Southwiek, j. w. Del4ap'
III. GduSDufu utu ouil NaAA NSii1 II =
bennett, W. /. Davis, f. A. Koehn, K
NV Clark, t. J. Gardner, VIM, Calder,
C. G. Ghaffee, j. Lucas l., Griee, j..
iOlson and daughter Lucille, M. C. Pet
tys, p. T. Bouffleur and daughter Lor-
raine, o. f. Price and daughter Hazel,
Mrs. A. r. Southwick, Mrs. H. y.
Eochrane, Mrs. j. w. Simms, Mrs Viii
son, Mrs. G. Porter, Mrs. Frank Ros-
lenquest. Mrs. j. r. Chapman, Mrs. /
h. MeAdams, Mrs f. SCHNEIDER, the
Misses Zeta aud Vera Rosenquest, Ma
ible Wilson, Velna White, Sophia and
iIrene Koehn, Mary SCHNEIDER and the
ldessrs. James Porter, Glen Southwick,
lDr. j. L. Lynch, Elmer Smith, Arthur
lKoehn, Turfield Leonard, Harold and
Teddy SCHNEIDER, Wright Nier, Gene
Erith and Freddie koehni
and Sam Chapman.
LEADERS SAY