Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-31
SOCIETY
By CAROL s. DIBBLE >
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The Garden road Red Cross auxiliary
viii give benefit concert this even
ing at Rural chapel offering an exeep-
tiOnslly pleasing program. Includes
among the numbers will be several vo-
cal solos by Mrs. J. S. Pinnell, Mrs.
Lewis Murdoek and Rev. Ii. {. StOvai.
Miss Berniee Clark will be the accom-
panist.
R. NJ. Hofer, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Z. Hofer, and sister, Mrs
Allan ByHon, started last night on
their motoring trip to San Francisco.
Mrs. A. S. Brasfield of Berkeley,
California, accompanied by her son,
Robert, will arrive in Salem this even
ing for a visit of several weeks with
her sister, Mrs. George j. Pearee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers and two
children, Maxine aud Darrell, motored
to Portland this afternoon to attend
the wedding of Mr.. Myers niece, Miss
Bernice Blair, which will take place
this evening.
Mrs. William Staiger, who with her
husband, is enjoying a summer sojourn
near Portland at the country hame OF
Mrs J. j. Murphy, passed Memorial
day in Salem. She was joined for the
day by her sister. Mrs. +. E. Paddock
Of Independence.
Mrs A. W. Anderegg has returned
from two weeks stay in Bremerton,
Washington, where she was the guest
of her daughter, Miss Adelina Ande-
regg, who is a stenographer in the Pu-
get Sound navy yard. During her visit
Mrs. Anderegg had the opportunity
of seeing q submarine launched the
event taking place inside the navy
yard.
Mrs. C. S. Hamilton will entertain as
week end guests, her cousin, Miss Helf
en- Huber of Portland, and friend,
who will accompany her. The visitors
will arrive in Salem tomorrow.
Another phase of war work, which
hereafter will be included in the field
of woman g activities, which have
been broadened so immeasuraoly by
the varied demands of war, will be
outlined and somewhat elaborated up
ON in a series of three lectures on pub
lie speaking for women actively en-
gagged in educational propaganda Tor
the war, under the charge Of the eduea-
tional committee of the state council
Of defense, cooperating with the UNI
versity Of Oregon extension division.
Two of these lectures viii be given
by Professor R. w. Prescott at Port
Hand, Friday and Saturday nights at 8
D. m. in the Tyrolean room OF the ei3n-
son hotel. A. +. Reddie, head of the
department Of dramatics at the uni
yersity, will close the series with a
lecture at Q .. m. Sunday afternoon at
the same place.
Mrs. Clifford Brown has returned
from Portland, where she has been en-
loving few weeks visit.
Mrs. John ,McPier arrived from
ILong Beach, California, today to VISIT
her aunt. Mrs Josephine Bross, and
cousin, Mrs. J. s. Pinnell, for few
days. Mrs. McPier is enroute to her
home at Lewiston, Idaho, after an ex-
tended sojomn in southern California
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Salem friends of Miss Ethel NJ
Jones will be interested to hear that
she has received her Master g degree
from Stanford University, which she
has been attending, taking for her ma
ior history. Miss Jones was former
Instructor in the history department
of the Salem high school. She Will
spend the summer at her home IN Des
Moines, Iowa, returning to Salem next
fall.
Mrs. Elmer Hulden (Beulah Myers)
of Portland, accompanied by her two,
BOYS, has been visiting friends ana
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