Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-12

ALEM elubdOm mOnOpolized the
social calendar of the week, which
was marked throughout by the
opening sessions of many Of the eity's
clubs, social, civic and otherwise, the
renewal Of winter activity assuming
the guise of distinetively featured
first meetings, which in each case, in
variably drew a large attendance from
the personnel of the club membership.
The North Salem club, which has
achieved a just claim to a reputation
for civic improvement and community
betterment, held its opening meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. Z. A. Huekestein, whel a psO-
gram Of timely interest was presented
by the members. The same afternoon
the Sweet Briar club met for its first
gathering of the year. at the home of
Mrs. Glenn Adams, 3S2 North Capitol
street, the annual election of officers
preceding a pleasant social hour.
The Salem Woman 5 club held its
initial session this year in September,
and the members assembled at the
Commercial club auditorium this after
noon at their October meeting to hear
the reports of the delegates to the
State Federation of Women's clubs
held in Portland recently.
The Priscilla club, one of the old
time and representative needlework
clubs in Salem, was delightfully."- enter
tanned for the first time this season by
Mrs. w. S. Mott Thursday afternoon
at ker home on North Commercial
street.
Tho rooms were very prettily deco
rated with masses of roses and dah-
las, of a deep red hue Red Cross knit
ting and sewing served to pass the
hours to both pleasurable and use
full advantage.
Assisting the hostess at the serving
hour were Mrs. Raymond Walsh (Jen-
ME Fry) and Mrs. Lloyd Mott. The
club members sharing the enjoyment
of the afternoon were: Mrs. John Craig
Mrs. Dan ]. Fry, sr., Mrs. A. 7, Vain,
Mrs. 8. s, East Mrs. w. G. Allen, Mrs.
C, B. Webb, Mrs. A. L. Brown, Mrs
Frank Myers, Mrs. Fred Steusloff,
Mrs. Ida Babcock, Mrs G. NJ, Eppley.
Announcements were received by Sa-
lem friends this week of the marriage
Of Miss Helen Goltra, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Owen Goltra of Sa-
lem, to Lieutenant Frank II. Bagley,
formerly of Salem, which took place
Sunday, September %, at Albuquer-
uue. New Mexico. The bridegroom is
in the aviation service and has been
stationed at San Antonio, Texas, where
he lately received his commission. In
asmuch as he is soon to be transferred
elsewhere, it was decided that his win
some fiancee should go. south for the
wedding, rather than that he should
come north considering the irregular
circumstances OecasiOned by the war
and the short duration of his furlough
Mr.. and Mrs. Goltra accompanied their
daughter to Albuquerque where they
were met by Lieutenant Bagley, and
they will remain south until Lieuten'
ant Bagley receives further orders. In
the probable ease of his beng sent east,
they will return to Salem to occupy
their residence 725 Court street.
The bride is popular Willamette
girl member of the 1919 class, with
which she hopes to graduate in the
spring. returning to Salem in time to
finish her college course. While in col
lege, Mrs. Bagley took prominent
part in school activities, having twice
composed the words of the winning
song for the Freshman Glee. The class
song which won her the honors last
wear was entitled, Willamette Spring