Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-30
SOCIETY.
By eERTRUDE RoBIsON


evening. The play Is under the alfee-
tioa of James r. Mott who has won 4
local fame by reason Of his able a 1
rection OF various theatrical events, I
and uromises 70 come up 70 the stand 4
ard Of his former productions. satlr- .
day morning the annual May break 4
fast viii be served on the university I
campus and Saturday afternoon the 4
grand finale Of the celebrations vii /
take place, when Queen Aarguereite 1
/ viii be crowned with due ceremony
Aside from the Willamette festivities /
various other social events viii be IN 4
order. The La Area club wi. sponsor I
a merry dance at the Masonic hah .
Thursday night, and the Young La /
dies Sodality Of St. JOsePa's church /
will be responsible for an equally gay I
affair at the same place Friday night.
In connection with the latter, a card
partv will be gwen for those who DO I
not care to dance.
All during the remainder OF the
spring season, dancing parties, motor
trips. luneheous and pienies viii Be IN
order and a gay time is promised fof
all who are looking for social ENJOY
ment.
Miss Sue Compton cf Seattle aFFaF-
ed in Salem this morning and IS
quest AZ the home Of her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. h. y
Compton. Miss Compton will remain
in salem for few days and then
leave for a visit in Idaho.
/ Mrs.. Ralph White entertained with
a delightfully."- informal party last mgh'
AZ her home on South Church street.
The rooms were made beautiful win
huge are bouquets Of white and pIr-
ple hhes. Ten guests enjoyed the
merry affair.
Mrs. J. D. Howe of Brownsville
was the guest Of her daughter, Ms
Walter Kirk for few days last week
returning to her home Monday eve'
ming.
During her visit in the city Mrs.
Kirk entertained in her honor with an
informal afternoon. The hours were
passed with sewing and social con
verse, eliminating with a prettily ap-
pointed luncheon. A WINE wleNer
Oasket Of pansles, rorgC,-me-nots and
maiden hair fern eentered the tab-e.
Covers were laid for eleven guests.
Lieutenant p. G Brown, T.. S. ma
" dental surgeon, has been released
from active duty, ana IS in eaiem VS.
iting his wife and parents. Or. Brown
has opened his dental office in the
stevens building, Portland, associated
with Dr.. MareeIus, NJ. D., former
heath officer OF Portland.
Thousands Of tiny may baskets
were shipped to an parts of Oregon
TODAY to be on hand for the state WIDE
sale which will take place tomorrow
/ for the benefit Of the Christie orphan
home at Oswego. Charitable Organiza-
tions all over the state have taken the
matter up to push the sale on TO sue
cess. In Salem the sale will be con
dueted under the supervision Of the
Daughters Of Isabella.
Mrs. W. G.. Prunk left today for
Newport to spend a two weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. II. II. Sas-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Bickwiek Of
Sidney were hosts at a delightful din
ner Sunday. Spring flowers formed the
pretty table decorations. Covers were
| laid FOR Judge and Mrs. Bushey. Z.
Comms, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Hunt
and daughter Miss Helen, and Mr..
and Mrs. j. 7. Biekwiek.
Dozens Of prominent Portlanders
are eager for the concert and dance TO
be given this evening at the Mallory
hotel when the management viii pre-
sent John Claire Monteith, well known
baritone, in an artistic concert. The
concert will commence at $3.50 and
will be Followed Immediately by a
dance. All residents Of the hotel, and
friends Of the singer are cordially IN
vited 70 the dance and concert.
] NJ. c. Wilcox Of Vancouver, B. c.,
lis a guest at the G.. W. Laflar home
on south Liberty street. Mr.. Wilcox,
who is g cousin Of Mr.. Laflar is en-
route to Los Angeles, where his family
has been wintcring'
Governor oIeott SPOKE az the Ad elvb
luncheon today at the Benson hotel IN
Portland.
Twenty four statesmen Of the Paez
company mot in Portland yesterday
from al parts OF the country They
took trip over the Columbia highway
In the morning and returned to -
lem last evening for business ses
son.
The Knights aud ladies Of Security
held their usual meeting last evening
In Hurst hall on state street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Belknap arr
guests at the home of Mr.. Belknap
sister. Mrs. r. b. Hollenberg. Mr
!, RelknaD has Just returned from NOR
! than a wear 5 service in France, Wheri
! he held the commission Of first lieu
! tenant In the l03d field artillery o
the famous 26th (Yankee) division
J Ms. Belkuap went 10 New York .
meet him on his arrival from oversee
J and at present they are ca route +