Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-08
SOCIETY
By CAROL s. DIBBLE.


first club meeting of the year tOmor-
row afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
A. E. Huekestein, 1173 North Fourth
street. The new president, Mrs. F. N.
Toothaere, will preside at the meeting,
which begins at ESQ o'clock.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged by the chairman of the pro-
gram committee, Mrs. F. L. Purvine.
There will be a fifteen minute talk on
Current Events, to which the club
members will eacn contribute an item
of timely significance. Mrs. Guy O.
Smith will talk on Experiences in
homesteading'' from first hand knowl-
edge gained in eastern Oregon. There
will be several musical numbers. The
election of department ehairmen will
also take place.
Mrs, C. P. Bishop, chairman in
charge of the Red Cross linen drive.
states that repeated efforts have been
made on the part of her committee to
reach all the presidents of Red Cross
auxiliaries embraced in the Willamette
chapter, in order that they might as
sist in the collection and donating of
hospital linen. In cases where the aux
iliary presidents have not received no
tification regarding the linen contri-
button, they are asked to lend their
aid in every way possible to make tht
drive success. 1t is also requested
that all pieces of linen, new or other
wise, be laundered before being sent
to headquarters, so that they may be
put into immediate use, when received
at the hospitals. The boxes for ship
ment are being constructed with spe-
cial view to sanitary requirements.
The members of the P. L. o. enjoy
ed a program of unusual interest last
night, when they gathered at the home
of Mrs. Gerald Volk on North Capitol
street for their regular meeting. Mrs.
G. A. Wood gave paper of distinct
merit on "The Audubon society for
the protection of birds" In keeping
with the aims and spirit of the sister
hood, the program planned for this
year, like those of former seasons, is
one embracing miscellany of sub
jects of decidedly worthwhile nature.
The chapter will meet next time with
Mrs. viii Kirk, 1855 Marion street. (
Out of town guests at the meeting
last night were Mrs. G.. M. Talmadge
of Newport, Washington, the house
guest of Mrs. A. Talmadge, and Mrs.
F. W. Roberts of Greenburg, Kansas,
who is q visitor at the w. w. Moore
home.
Newcomers, who are being welcom-
ed into Salem society, are Rev. and
Mrs. j. H. Stansfield of New York
City. Rev. St;snsfield has been ap-
pointed rector of st. Paul's Episcopal
church to fill the vacancy in the pull
pit, caused by the resignation of Rev.
Robert s. Gill, who enlisted in the SER
vice.
Rev. Stansfield spent a short time
in Salem last January, when he had
charge of seven day mission at st.
Paul's. Since then he has been engag-
ed in religious work in the munitions
centers and hospitals of England. He
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weeks ago and came directly to Salem.
His last pastorate was that of the his
toric "Little Church around the Cor
ner'' in New York.
Rev. and Mrs. Stansfield are now
domiciled at the Marion hotel, until
arrangements are completed for their
occupation of the rectory, $50 Chemek-
eta street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Lynch mild.
red Hawthorne) of West Salem, whose
was an event of the latter
part of September, will move to Dallas
tomorrow, with the intention of resid-
ing permanently. Mrs. Lynch has spent
the greater part Of her girlhood in the
vicinity of Salem and will be greatly
missed by large circle of friends.
Mr.. Lynch is in business in Dallas. Sid
ney Hawthorne, younger brother of
Mrs. Lynch, will accompany them to
Dallas, where he will make his home
with his sister and attend the local
school.
MI and Mrs. X. J0bb OF Lucky
Lake, Sask, Mrs. Eliza Hastings of
Ontario, and Mrs. Margar-
ct Higgins of Wroxeter, Ontario, are
visiting their sister, Mrs. J. B. Park
er, at Orville.
The members of the Live Wire class
Of the Leslie Methodist church were |
at an enjoyable dinner
party Sunday, at the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs. A. G. Bohrnstedt, 140 West Super
or street. The class gathered at the |
Bohrnstedt residence after the SuLday |
school class meeting, the purpose of
which was to introduce the new mem
oers, who were students at Willamette
About fifty members were present. The
lass officers are A. G. Bohrnstedt,
president and Miss Sue Williams, sec
'etary.
Mrs. f. W. Roberts of Greensburg,
Kansas, is being entertained in Salem
Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Moore at their home on North Church
street. The visitor is a sister Of Mr..
Moore. Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
will motor down to Portland with Mrs.
Roberts, also taking her over the Co
umbia highway. She win leave Port
and for Kansas on Thursday.
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