Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-02
By CAROL S. DIBBLE

Iiuf II. MoOfeS presided as n0SteSS 1Ol
the Monday Afternoon Bridge club
this week.
The additional guests were Mrs
: John Pollock, Mrs. EugenIa Gilling-
ham, Mrs. Herbert Haid, Mrs. d. c.
Mimic and Mrs. A. L. Ryan of Portland
Tho club will be entertained next
week by Mrs. L. T. Harris
The Memo club, which, in past sea
ls~a5 has carried a reputation of giving
delightfully novel five hundred par
ties, will reorganize Monday night at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton L.
Meyers on Court street. Owing to the
pressing demands for personal service
in multitude of relief activities, the
meetings of many social clubs have
been forced into the background of
the season g crowded calendar How
lever, as in the case of number of 9th
Ter card clubs, the prize money captur-
ed by the players of the Memo club
will be donated to the treasury of the
Red Cross.
Mrs. F. w. Durbin is the president,
land will preside at the business meet
ling of the club on Monday evening,
when the officers for the year will be
/
cry two weeks.
Mrs. Anna Rogers Fish left for
Portland this afternoon to attend a
meeting of the committee on literature
and library extension work of the
State Federation of Woman g clubs, of
(which committee she is a member. Mrs.
Fish expects to report to the commit
tee members detailed plans for the
development of an appreciation and
more intimate knowledge of Oregon
literature among the reading public
of the state.
A new Red Cross auxiliary was or
ganized Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. l.. w. Gleason, 1926 South
Fourteenth street, under the name of
the Willing Hands auxiliary. Mrs Il.
w. Gleason was made chairman, Mrs.
.C. r. Rowland, treasurer and Mrs. Paul |
Siege, secretary.
The other members of the auxiliary |
are: Mrs A. j. Basey, Mrs. Elmer Daue
Mrs. Frank Ward, Mrs. Clyde John |
son, Mrs. John Traeger, Mrs. Mildred ll
Bevior, Mrs. G. +. Patton, Mrs. Roma !
Hunter Mrs. Robert Savage.
Thd Willing Hands auxiliary will i
meet every week at the homes of the
different members.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Carrier entertain
ed at simple, but pretty little din
ner on Wednesday evening at their
residence on Court street. Covers were
laid for twelve, the guests including
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Baker, DR.. and
Mrs. M. G. Findley, Mr.. and Mrs John
Todd, Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Miles, Miss
Laura Bell, Miss LYDIA Bell.
The fifth birthday of little Jane
Harbis0n was prettily observed today h
at the home of her mother Mrs. John
w. HARRISON, on South Commercial
street, when ten small folk of the /
frolicked through an af-
ternoon of birthday festivities
Mrs. Charles Elgin has as her guest 4
over the week end, Mrs. o. P. Mishler
Of Silverton. II
Mrs. George A. Wood entertained
ON Tuesday night, the men, !
bers of little five hundred club,
which he's boen holding fortnightly Z
meetings at the homes of the different
members this winter Mrs. Wood was
assisted at the serving hour by her +
Miss Helen Wood. t
The Sweet Briar club of the Wallace !
Dad was most pleasantly entertained '
IN Wednesday by Mrs James lmlah. a
Assisting the hostess were her daugh- !
er, Miss Mildred Imlah and Miss Mel In
ie TAYLOR 1t was voted by the club !
TO contribute five dollars to +
he Y w. C. A. drive, which closed :
his week. and another five dollars to .
he Red Cross. i,
Mrs. II. o. Moll will be hostess for
he Sweet Briar club at its next meet +
ng. d
A Jolly little party was enjoyed !,
thursday evening, by n group of hlgo q
chool girls, who gathered at the nome W
{ Esther Bailey ON Center street. Ihe
flair was given in compliment to n
hree of the seniors, Miss Merle Du- q,
cite, Miss Ruth Morris and Miss opal f,
EDWARDS, who will graduate Friday, !,
ebruary the eighth. 81
The evening was merrily whiled q,
way with games, music and dancing. y,
ssisting In the serving of dainty re- ~
Iiss Jean Bailey and Miss Esther Bal- w
y. ia
Those participating in the festivi- ot
es we're: Miss Nell Sykes, Miss Ger ~
.ude Walhng, Miss Ruby Welch, Miss ri
dina Hall, Miss Mildred Reid, Miss ~
gnes Durette, Miss Jean Bailey. e.
Portland society, or large portion IN
! it, plans tc pass this week end in w
acoma. Some will visit Camp Lewis NJ
ld attend the repimental dance in NJ
e assembly hall at Camp Lewis, for NV
hich group of artillery Officers will NI
hosts this evening. Prominent NJ
rls from Portland, Tacoma and Sc 90
tie are included in the invitational ~,
4 and a number of the younger mar 81
nd felix from the different cities will
/ as chaperones This IS the first or
nee that the officers have given for ali
vera weeks. Several dinner parties 5a
we been planned to precede the
nee at Tacoma, and at the Country II,
ab. near the eamp.--Oregonian IN
Mrs. Harold Forrest, and small son, Il,
II leave Sunday for Creswen, where a,
ey win remain during the month Of S,l
bruary, Joining Mr. Forrest, who is on
tha o.,,,,ln,. 80 kba C.,,kharr nos4ffsa ] -.