Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-30


but chicken pie suppers hold the same
fascination, as they did in the days OF
spelling bees, and Hopping braids,
when the yearly, good times OF the
family were centered around nothing,
so all absorbing as the chicken pie sup
per And it is that identical supper
that our grandmothers used to myster,
iously concoet, which will be revived
tomorrow evening at the Y. W. O. A:
rooms, when menu of varied ana
tempting viands will be but side dishes
r. to eliminating platter of the sup
I = the chicken pie. For number OF
II 7i,-, Tho have long owned repu-
tation O." fcirg able to brown to
ri~-t- thet all important crust to
chicken pie, have promised to divulge
their art for the benefit Of the supper
feature of Y. w. G. A. drive this week.
The serving will begin at five thirty:
at the association rooms. A charge Oh
fifty cents per plate will be made, and
il is urged that reservations be sent
in as early as possible. -,
Reports Of the splendid work, achiev-
cd bv the hostess houses in the re.
spective camps the establishments OF
which isaa main purpose OF the drive,
continue to be heard frequently.
fThe hostess house is like blg,
comfy country home, said Mrs ID. III
Judge of Portland, who has Just re-
turned from a visit to- American Lake
"One is greeted by a CHEEKY fire IN
a big fireplace. There is an atmos-
phere of home and good cheer every
whore and it is such a blessing to the
men. who are able to meet their rela-
tives and friends there"
The personnel of the committee IN
charge of the supper tomorrow night,
Who are bending every effort to make
II a success are: Mrs. W. Fl. Burghardt,
.Jr.. Mrs. w. H. Lytle, Mrs. W. L. Nc
Dougal,. Mrs, w. D. Carlisle. MRS.
John J, Roberts, Mrs ;, G. sargent,
Mrs. T. A. Lvesley, Mrs. Chauncey
Bishop, Mrs. Clifford Brown, MRS; ~
M. Hofer, Mrs 7, G. Smith, ,lr', Mrs.
w. M. Plimpton. Mrs, Elizabeth Lamp
Miss Florence Cleveland. Mrs. +. A.
Elliott. Mrs. Zadoc Riggs, Miss L. A.
DeBeck.
Much regret is being felt among the
MANY friends of Miss Bertha CLARK
over her departure for P"s"N"'H
lfr,gu' tlN former aaNs 'f
ateorrau n.eanE dlaN va. =
tyf5 ha4 been folmc ~ th she 7lA 7,
ilHyrrrv for tae Ya $50 yesf7
feptes se padcHa k0aqNa', 'Vhota
Ito IN aae of Gao fiuast hospitals y sf'
iasutttry 5 sake lhe uulse t7A'hi"s
leouias of threc yaae
fa rutte 10 Paaaeaa as oafH
s4fl lep al san IfhnelAo. wFes Fls
,.slt ar Brother. Edata t.isfA
igvha n sstNcd IN the 0aFe af "t
tfssna. S wiA a}-8 NJ tl4 e,.ysv, en
,,vute, OF her sister, Mrs John Fergu-
son, at her home in San Fernando
Mrs, Ferguson will be remembered. as
! Nina Wescott, a teacher in the Salem
high school for a number of years.
Miss Clark has been an active mem
her of the choir of the First Congrega-
tional church for several years, and IN
RECOGNITION of her services, she was
presented with handsome remem
brance last evening by the choir mem
Ders.
Mrs. M. J. Petzel, accompanied by
her brother, Theo. M. Barr, have left
for the east, where they remain for
month or more
Their objective point is Dewitt, 10
wa, though they will visit at various
points of interest en- route.
The Sweet Brar club was delightful
Ilv entertained by Mrs. James lmlal
this afternoon, at her home on thu
| Wallace road. She was assisted in serv
ling by her daughter, Miss Mildred I'm
lah and Miss Nellie Taylor. Among tn,
additional guests were Mrs. w. ii
Lake and Mrs Carl Beckett.
Miss Helen Hunt of Shaw, who ha
been the guest of Miss Muriel Sleeve
the past week will return home today.
II
Lieutenant James d. Fletcher,
Willamette University graduate witt
the class of 1917, was Salem v1slto
yesterday, ON his way to Camp Lewis
H He has been at his home in Buell.
Oregon, on furlough, as tn
result of an accident. He visited a
the home of Mr., and Mrs. A. NJ Han
sen while in Salem.
Mrs. Edgar Hartley was hostess a
la charming, informal tea, at her hom
on Court street, ON Monday afternoon
complimentary to Mrs. I. R. Wilson
who left for Portland yesterday afte
a week 5 visit in Salem, as the CUES
Of Mrs. f. Cooke Patton. Red Cros
knitting occupied the attention of tn
quests during the afternoon. Potte
plants were effectively arrange
throughout the rooms. The sister G
the hostess, Mrs. r, f. Downing, as
sisted at the serving hour
The Superfluity Shop continues t
be well patronized, the contribution
Of clothing, canned fruits and a VI
riety of necessities being disposed Q