Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-11
SOCIETY
By CAROL s. DIBBLR
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Mrs. Carl Beckett (Cleo Kennen)
delightfully."- entertained the members
of the La Area club and few add
tienal guests last night at her home
On the Wallace road. A short business
injecting of the club preceded a pleas
ant social hour. A number of musical
selections given by Miss Leona Peter
ison, Miss Joy Turner and Carl Beckett
contributed to the enjoyment of the
evening, as did also the recitation by
Miss GayneH Beckett.
A pleasurable surprise was accorded
the hostess, bride of a few months,
when the club members presented her
with two handsome pieces of silver.
She was assisted in serving by Mrs.
/ c. W. Beckett.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Claire Vibbert, Miss Leah Armstrong,
Miss Bertha Waldorf, Miss Emma Wal
dorf, Miss Joy Turner, Miss Mable
Brasfield, Miss Stella Wilson, Miss
Ruby Baker, Miss Viola Taylor, Ada
Miss Ada Zosel, Miss Pearl Collins,
Miss Mamie Victor, Mss Echo Hunt,
Miss Stanis Andersen, Miss Dora An
dresen, Miss Thelma Blessing, Miss
Leona Peterson, Miss Nellie Milne,
Miss Carol Dibble, Miss Gaynell Beck
EFT, oryal Kennen.
Special interest is attached to the
graduating recital of Miss La Won Cop
poek to be given at the Commercial
club auditorium this evening, as Miss
COppoek is the last of the Salem stu
dents of Mrs. Anna Rogers Fish to re-
ceiye her diploma, the other pupils of
the school having been presented in
recital by Mrs Fish prior to her de-
parture. The program which gives
promise Of being exceptionally enjoy
able will begin at S:15.
Mrs Frederick Lamport is expected |
home from Portland today, following |
the departure of her husband for |
Bremerton. Mr.. Lamport recently en-
listed in the navy. Mrs. Z. S. Lam
port returned last night from Port
With her son and wife.
Mr.. Lamport viii probably be in
3remertOn for several months. Though
dining him often for the week end,
drs. Lamport will keep open her home
b Ben Lomand Park. Mr.. and Mrs.
arthur Benson will remain with Mrs.
amport for the present.
i
Mrs. P. G.. Brown (Winnie Baker,
ut last night for the Great Lakes ;,
ase hospital to join her husband, who (
q member of the dental corps at the a
ase hospital. DIR. Brown went east two :,
eeks ago. N
DR.. and Mrs T. C. Smith, Jr., enter E.
ined as their guests over the week = =
ID, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester S. Goff of ..
ortland and Lloyd y. Goff of San !; .
:; :;
The expenses incurred in the making !, -
the large comfort bags for the boys - -
Company M by the Salem women, ..
We been reduced to the sum of 500 ~
the recent contribution of Miss ~ ~
atrice Shelton, who contributed $50 r.
wards the deficit from the proceeds O.
her program given under the aus =. ~
,es Of the Tuesday Musical club ear ,n m'
in the spring, half of which went tn tn
the S. 0. S. fund. The musical, was We
first planned entirely for the bene- -,
of the s. 0. s. treasury, but owing Va Va
a neeessitated postponement, the ~ ~
otment was changed. The comfort az ne
IS are used primarily for holding the -. .n'
'sonal belongings Of the men. ed, I'd
Miss Ethel Swarthout of Portland !.
mt the week end with her mother, "a. .el
$. Minnie Bailey at her home, 1910 ma ma
rth Fourth street. Nc ma
invitations have been issued for the ~. III
iding of Miss Flora Patterson and
Oh G. Rogers which will take place
borrow, June 10Th at the home of
bride-elect's mother, Mrs. Charity
Patterson, 23l5 South Cottage
'et. The guests will include the rel
yes and close friends of the bridal
pie. The service viii be read at
n by Rev. A, Wells of the Nazarene iie
rch. Immediately following the Pr
'mony, the young couple win leave tai tai
a short wedding trip to Seattle. sf
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