Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-03
SOCIETY
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By CAROL S. DIBBLE

4 The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman 8 Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church will be held to-
morrow afternoon a. two thirty at the
lehureh, and viii assume the nature of
a memorial service for Mrs. R. s. Wal
lace, who passed away September % at
Sewiekley, Pennsylvania. Mrs. Wallace
was president of the missionary scot
lety and a devoted church worker.
Mrs. W. w. Emmons, vice president
of the society, will preside at the meet
ling tomorrow in conjunction with Mrs.
A +. Marcus, president of the Ladies'
Aid society, the members of which will
also join in the memorial services.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Moores will
leave tomorrow for month s outing at
Newport. They win be accompanied by
1.-THE Misses Bertha and Carrie Moores
of Portland and will be domieiled in
their cottage at Nye beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. McClannahan of
Los Angeles, California, are spending
few weeks in Salem as the guests of
Mrs. McClannahan mother, Mrs.
James f. Godfrey, 405 North Liberty
street. Mrs. MeClannahan, aeeompan
led by Mrs. E. N. Gillingham, return
ed yesterday from a short visit in Port
land. The visitors will remain in Salem
for a month.
Mrs. Boudinot Seeley of Portland
will be the guest of honor tomorrow
might at the Young Women's Christian
association, when the association viii
hold "open house, for the Y. W. G.
A. membership and their friends. The
affair will be of strictly informal ma
ture. Though program has been ar
ranged, knitting viii also be in vogue
during the evening. A general invita-
tion is extended to all interested.
Rev. A. T. Lacy of the Jason Lee
church is leaving today for Amity,
where he will assume the pastorate Of
the Methodist church at Amity. Mrs.
Lacy is visiting a son in Seattle and
will join Rev. Lacy at Amity within. a |
few days. Their daughter, Miss Sadie |
Lacy, is also in Seattle, where she has |
accepted a position with a publishing |
company.
Rev. Thomas AchesOn of Salem, |
graduate of the Theological school at !
Willamette university, win fill the pull
pit at the Jason Lee church.
Miss. Dorothy Buchner left early in
the week for Corvallis to resume her
studies at o. A. c. Miss Buchner is
sophomore this year.
Miss La Won Goppock left the first
of the week for sAntone, Oregon, to as
sumo her duties as teacher in local
school for the coming year. Miss Cop
pock is a clever Salem reader, having
graduated last Spring from the Fish
School of Expression.
Mrs Claude johnson of 148 North
Commercial street, entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. B. Perrine and children, Virgil, |
Stanley and johnson, at luncheon yes
terday in honor of Mrs. Perrine IS birth
day. The honor guest is sister OF
Mrs. johnson.
y
Lieutenant Edwin Socolofsky, who
left Tuesday morning for Pullman,
Washington, was the inspiration of a
Jolly surprise gathering Monday night,
when a group of Willamette men, mem
bers of the Websterian society, met for
an informal farewell evening at Lieu
tenant Socolofsky's home on North
Summer street.
Lieutenant Socolofsky has been made
assistant personnel adjutant in the
University of Washington. With a
number of other Willamette students he
took the officers' training course at
the San Francisco Presidio this sum-
mer. Accompanying him as far as Port
land were his sister, Miss Salome Soc
olofsky, and his brother, Harold.
Among the friends who assembled
at his home Monday evening were: s
Russell Rarey, Raymond Rarey, Ivan Il
Corner, Robin Fisher, Ralph Barnes, t
Lawrence Davies, Paul Day, Paul Fle- t
gel, John Medler and Walter Socolof- ID
sky. j
Mrs. Lille Lingenfelter returned to ?
her home at Seattle, Washington, to- :
lay, after two weeks visit with her d
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Higgins.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy MeIntire of Sa- C
em gave dinner Monday evening in i
honor of the fiftieth wedding anniver- b
sary of Mrs. McIntire's parents, Mr.. v
and Mrs. A. P. Higgins. All of the chill p
lren were present and presented them
with handsome tableeloth and set of I,
dishes. Those present were Geo. Hig- il
gins of Aurora, Nebraska, Mrs. Nettie A
DaMoade and children of Aurora, Ne b
braska, Mrs. LibDie Lingenfelter Of a
Seattle, Washington, Mrs. Ruthe Brown
and two children of Portland, Mrs. a
Jennie Brown and daughter and Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. King and children of S
Shaw, Oregon, and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Is
of Salem. lie
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