Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-18
SOCIETY
By CAROL 5. DIBBLE
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The plans for the eleventh annua,
convention of the Rebekah lodge
which will take place in Salem Satur
day April %, are being rounded into
completion, and embOdy a program re
plete with features of vital interest to
the lodge members. Ten lodges will be
represented vat the convention. Mrs.
Raymond w. Simeral will act as chair
man Of the district and Mrs. Franklin
r. Waters will serve as installing Off
Ger following the annual election CT Of
ficers.
Mrs. Mary A. Lancaster Of Astoria,
state president of the Rebekah assem-
bly, of Oregon, and Mrs. Ora Cosper of
Dallas, state secretary will be among
the honored guests. The sessions will
be held both afternoon and evening.
The degree work at night will be exem-
plified by the Salem staff. District
number 4 will send delegates from Sill
%verton, Woodburn, Gervais, Hubbard,
Candy, Scots Mills, Aurora, Needy
and Turner.
Mrs. Edward Thielsen and small
daughter, Jane, who have been the
guests of Mrs. H. B. Thielsen for a
humber of weeks will return to their
home in San Francisco tomorrow. MIR.
Thielsen, who joined his wife during
her stay in Salem. for a short visit
with relatives and friends returned
south earlier.
Mrs. Robert Eakin will have as
guests wei the week end, her son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eakin, Jr.,
of La Grande, who, accompanied by
their small son, will arrive in Salem
tomorrow morning. Miss Leta Kiddel,
a student at the University of Oregon,
will also be a week end visitor at the
Eakin residence, 1884 State street.
Miss Kiddel, who is a sister of Mrs.
Robert Eakin, Jr., will come up from
Eugene tomorrow evening.
Mrs. B. j. Miles and grandson,
BranstOn Miles, returned Tuesday
night from a visit OF several days in
Portland, where they were the guests
of Mrs. Miles daughter, Mrs. w. A.
Knight Marguerite Miles.)
Mrs F. P. darlington and daughter,
Miss Cora darlington, were Albany
visitors the fore part of the week, Mrs.
Talkington going down ON business.
Miss darlington is receiving the con-
ordinations of her friends ON her re-
cOvery from q long siege Of illness.
Mrs. j. F. Mcdonald was a delight
full hostess Tuesday evening, when she
entertained in honor of her daughter,
Mrs. Sylvia Howe of Mills City, who is
a guest at her home on the Fairgrounds
Rad. The guests comprised the mem
bers of the Junior orchestra of the
Christian church, who contributed to
the pleasure of the evening with sew
eral musical selections. Miss Grace Nc
Donald assisted her mother in enter
tanning. stl.
Mrs. George winehen entertained
with a merry five hundred party last
night at her home on South CONNER
cial street, in honor of Mrs. G. H. Sell
lers. who is leaving for Ohio shortly, to
her permanent residence Three
tables of cards were circled by the
guests who numbered: Mrs. Sellers,
Mrs. John Ship, Mrs. W. Summerville
MIS-. Jonn DdNlS, MIS-. Niilidm DCu
nett, Mrs. n. st. Helen, Mrs. Charles
Parmenter, Mrs. p. Andersen, Miss
Dora Andersen, Miss STAINS Andersen,
Miss Myrtelle Ship, Miss Fern Win
chell.
The Woman 8 auxiliary of st. Panls
church will meet tomorrow afternoon
1T two thirty at the home of Mira Ed
Weller, 1855 North Seventeenth
street.
Miss A. McCulloch left for Portland
his evening on a short business trip.
he will return the end of the week,
md will be in her office as usual Mon
morning. I
Mrs. Cal Patton has returned from /,
visit Of several days enjoyed in
cortland. !
Mrs W illiam Kerth was hostess for =,
he Willing Hands Red Cross auxil- =
ary yesterday afternoon at her home :
n North Commercial street. DR.. NJ. + !
will entertain the members !
ext week. y
FOURTH AIR VICTIM
San Diego, Cal, April ls.-Divers :
ere stin searching today for the body n