Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-20
SOCIETY.
By GERTRUDE ROBSON

I'LL tlidt yOu fc ucdlu dnVut ~ SuAStt
there can be no doubt in your mind
that it will be well worth your tine
The Symphony orchestra is helping put
Salem on the map, unsteady, and Sa-
lem is your city. And. honestly, don 7
you hate .'piker"i
Mrs Allan Bynon (Florence Hofer)
left Portland yesterday for Chicago
where she will meet her husband, Cap
tain Bynon, who has recently returned
from France. Mr.. and Mrs. Bynon will
be the guests of Mr.. Bynon' s parents
in Chicago for a while and then go to
Washington, d. c., where Mr.. Bynon
has business interests.
The Woman S Auxiliary of st, Pauls
church will meet Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Carey Martin, 69I
South Liberty street.
Comphmenting Mrs. A. I. Wallace
Of Salem, Mrs. j. I. Henry entertain
ed with four tables of progressive
cards in the ballroom of the Volheim
apartments in Portland Saturday after
noon. The room was prettily decorated
with daffodils and pussy willows, as
was Mrs Henry's attractive apart
ment, Mrs. Wallace is the wife of a
well known Salem man, and they VIII
90 to San Francisco to make their
home after April /. She was formerly
Miss Dora Patterson, popular Fort
land girl. The affair Saturday after
noon was a farewell party at which
the hostess was assisted by Mrs. James
ellis. Mrs. Henry is the wife of Cap
tain John Tyler Henry, who is still In
service overseas.
Mrs and Mrs. E. j. Swafford. 1890
Ferry street, entertained for dinner
| last evening Rev, and Mrs. Alfred
Bates on the occasion of Mrs. Harry
Swafford's s birthday. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Swafford who have been stay
ing at their parents home, during th'
winter, will leave for North Powder
Oregon, in few days.
The Three Link Needle club met a.
the home of Mrs. Elva Riedesel on FRI
dav March 14th. Assisting the hostess
were Mrs. R. G. Henderson, Mrs Eve
llvn Bremmer and Mrs. Gertrude Gum
mings, those present were MesdameS
Lulu Moscher, Elva Estes, Florence
viesko, Ella Watt. Irene st. Heiens
Hattie Cameron, Elsie Townsend, = "a
Traglio, R. Loveland, Mary How'd, III
sic Simeral, May Adams, Hattie Bu
sick, Mrs. Wells, C. G. Nichols. Mrs
Horning. Mrs. Martin, Ivadene HUB
bard, Clara Wills, Edith McElroy, Lu
ella Engstrom, Eva Hines and Misses
Wilda siegmund, Jennie Cruezenga
Ethel Fletcher, Alma Bremmer, EmleJ
Bremmer, Esther Horning, Lucle Mo
scher, Edwin Btisiek. Mrs. R. Pomeroy
of California was a guest of the club
After the business meeting, the guests
showered Mrs. Riedesel with numerous
mysterious packages, a dainty iuncf
was served and also guessing game
was participated in at the conclusion
of which the meeting adjourned III
the 3Sth of March, when the club vii
meet at the home Of Mrs. Mary How'd
The club ladies have also planned Z
dance for March 2Sth in Cot1llion hall
Mrs. Edward Lamport left for Sar
Francisco last evening where she viii
reside until June. She expects to NEE
4 her son, Lieutenant. Merle Lampolr
who win arrive from Chicago to be mu
tered out of the service at the Preside
Lieutenant Lamport has held com
mission in the army for nearly tw
years and has seen a varied amount 0
service in that time. His many Salel
friends are eagerly awaiting his di
: charge and his return home,
Friends of the late Mrs. Lou
Wecksler elizabeth Halderman) al
offering their sincere sympathy
, Captain Louis Woclsler of the Amer
can expeditionary forces in Siberii
!, who arrived from overseas yesterda
, !, to attend the funeral of his wife. Mr.
: Wecksler before her marriage, was on
of the most popular of Salem . youni
er set and was greatly missed in juno
social circles when she went to tn
Philippine Islands to become the bird
of Mr. Wecksler At the outbreak {
the recent hostilities, her husband, VIII
belongs to the regular army, was PR
noted to his present rank and sent
Siberia and Mrs. Wecksler returned
salem with her infant daughter whel
she resided with her sister, Mrs. Ralp
! Hensley at the Hensley residence o
: South Commercial street, until ht
I death in the early part of Februar.
: Owing to the breaking of the tran
Pacific cable about that time it W;
nearly impossible to get word to Il
captain but cable was finally g
through by way Of London, with ii
. help of Senator Charles MeNary whel
: upon Captain Wecksler sailed immed
! ately for the states.
Governor Ben Olcott and Mrs. 9
: cott were guests in Portland at Il
| home of MIR. and Mrs. Oswald West {
: Irving street, last week end.
Miss Leona Graber, who has be'
!, visiting with her sister, Mrs. AL Brow
:, at the latter's home in Ashland. h;
y returned to Salon. Miss GRADER wi
(. visit with friends and relatives he
y indefinitely and then leave for Alask
y Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley vi
! liams are grieved to hear Of their d
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