Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-08
WOODBURY. RED CROSS
CARNIVAL BIG SUCCF SIS
AlmOry Crowded and Re-
ceipts Added $l53 to Red
Cross Funds

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Woodburn, Or, Jan. S.-The Red
Cross Carnival was success and a
truly enjoyed occasion, there being a
large crowd. The armory was beauti-
fully decorated with electric lights,
cedar and roses. There were several
nice booths which did a fine business.
especially the wheel of fortune. The
merchants andN others donated chickens
a pretty quilt and lots of other things,
even a pig was donated, which caus-
ed some amusement by getting loose,
Mrs. j. f. Steelhammer,. in the Red
Cross costume was in charge of the
booths, with a number of assistants.
There was fine program from $3.50
until $3.50, which was fine and enjoyed
by all. AFTER the program dancing COM
menced and continued until after the
New Year. The New Year was greeted
by a feature dance. Three couples COM
ing in labeled "l9l7" with Grape on.
Then three couples labeled "l91o" in
silver and gold representing youth, ap-
pearing. Then all sang the Star Spang-
led Banner. The committee on enter
tainment were Mrs. h. l.. Guiso, Mrs.
l.. @. Poorman and Misses Madge and
Mary Scollard, over $l53 was realized.
Mrs. }. M. Poorman and grand-daugh-
ter, Margaret Poorman VINO have been
visiting MIR. and Mrs Kenneth Poorman
at Portland returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Boscoe returned
home Saturday after five weeks visit
in California. where they visited their
daughter Mrs. G.. g. frisher in San
Francisco. Also visited at San Jose, Los
Gatos and Oakland.
Mr.. W. b. Rodgers Of Chico, Cal, left
home Sunday from Goldendale, Wash.
Frank Bonney from Pendleton re-
turned home Wednesday after visiting
with his mother.
Mr.. w. B. Rodgers of Chica, Cal, left
Monday for his home, after visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Straw and
the latter's mother who is a sister OF
MIR. Rodgers, whom he had not met fol
fifty years. He was very much pleased
with this valley. and stated that il
beat the Sacramento valley.
Mrs. Maud Scott entertained the
Woman s Club at her home Wednesday
afternoon. After the business session thS
following program was given. Singing
America, reading Mrs. Davis; duet, Mrs
Flora Poorman and Mrs. Kent; piano
solo, Miss Bonney Scott; reading Miss
Laura Bonney; story, Mrs. +. W. Set
| tlemeier. One of the most interesting
| features Of the afternoon was a talk OF
"War Work in Canada," by Mrs. l.
P. LiVesley of Edmundson,- Canada. Tht
hostess was assisted in entertaining an(
serving by Mrs. Della Overton, Mrs
Kate Landon and Mrs. Sarah Coe.
/ Mrs. j. Worthdroft, formerly of Texa
now living at Willamette, Ore, spen
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ortworth
Miss Emma Young, who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives here re
turned to her home at Mt. Angel Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Hartford o
Portland were Sunday guests of the for
mer s brother, DR.. Edward Hartford.
l. L. Stevens, w. R. c. will have thei
installation of officers Thursday, Jan
10th, at the l. o. o. f. hall.
Mrs. o. P. Overton of Brownsville
visited a few days with Mrs. R. B. Bea
man, returning to her home Saturday
Mrs. w. Pfaff of Bremerton spen
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. E. I
| Goodall. Prof Pfaff has joined tn
Coast Guard Reserve. Prof. and Mrs
Pfaff were former Woodburn Hig
school teachers.
VIII Goulet and Eddie Walker dis
charged from the service returned hom
Wednesday after a month s quarantin
at Camp Greene, Charlotte, n. G.
Mrs. A. D. Jones, sister-in-law an
two children of Molalla, were hOlida.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A., E. Austin
Also Mrs. Il. L. Harris and two childrel
of Polk county.
w. Edgar Bennett a member of tn
hospital corps of Mare Island, Cal, Wis
tied Wednesday and Thursday with Nj
and Mrs. Geo. Landon.
Colonel j. M. Poorman attended tn
thrift conference held by the banker
at Corvallis Thursday.
Miss Villa Leonard was the guest 0
Miss Ethel Bonney Wednesday. Mis-
4 Leonard has been in the movies IN Lo
Angeles, Cal.
DR.. H. II. Goulet and wife who hav
been visiting in California some tim
returned home Thursday.
Mr.. Herbert Irwin, wife and baby
Drain are the guests Of his mother, Mr.
lEJ. l.. Irwin.
Miss Louise Grassman who has bee
! visiting friends and relatives at Seatt
} and Bremerton returned home Tuesda,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley Bonney speI
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Geo. Bonney. :,
Mr.. Clark Miller left to work for NJ
w. D. Simmons on the 0. Z. road.
David Long of Portland was hei
calling on old friends Sunday.
, Mrs. Vie Thur who has been IN
Portland hospital quite sick returnt
home Sunday.
w. L. Young Of Oregon City W
visiting friends here Thursday and FL
day.
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