Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-21

- Mrs. Iilburn Marion BOggs, 22s
Olive street, Santa Rosa, California,
are receiving felioitations npoR the
arrival of a baby girl, April l6, 1919.
The little lady has been named Flor
enee Marion.
Mrs. LiIburn Marion BOggs (Fqor-
enee H~oustOn) was formerly n Of
Salem's most popular social leaders.
She is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. b. Houston, formerly of Salem,
who for twenty five years held a po-
sition of trust with the Southern Pa
eifie company of this eity. Her we'd
ding a few years ago was the crown
ing event of a busy social season and
the announcement Of the birth Of her
daughter will create a stir IN the Elf
eles in which she formerly moved.
Eastertide was ushered in yes
terday with a perfect orgy OF
magnificent music. Every choir
in the city was at its best and every
church was filled to the doors with Gag
er worshippers. st. Paul's morning
services we're as solemn and beautiful
as could be desired; ''The Holy City,
at the First Methodist Episcopal was
everything that the public had been
led TO believe it would be. And so with
every other place Of worship in the
city. -,
The Gregorian mass at st. oJseph s
was as magnificent as only Gregorian
masses can be. A full, well trained
choir, a talented orchestra and an ae-
lcomplished organist miss Leona WED
mer) all added to solemnity and beau
ty Of the services.
Members of the Priscilla club were
guests Of Mrs. Ida Babeock last week.
A yellow color scheme was carried out
in the decorations and in the dainty
luncheon that followed the meeting
Mrs. A. l.. Brown will entertain the
club at its next meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.. Cooter Of
Coneomally were week end guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Punk.
Mrs. William Brown entertained the
Piety Hill auxiliary last week at hel
home on State street. Spring flowers
and ereenery formed dainty and appro
nriate decorations for the occasion
Members of the auxiliary are Mrs. IT
vim Griffith, Mrs. T.. b. Kay, Mrs
n. It. Barnes Mrs. Frank W. Power
MRS. E. @. Gross, Mrs. +. W. Spenc
or. Mrs. G. H.. Robertson, Mrs. "
~. Fowle, Mrs. E. G. Patton, Mrs
Asa Eoff, Mrs. William Kirk, Mrs
John II. Scott, Mrs. Walker, Mrs
Charles X. Spaplding, Mrs. b. Hart
ley and Mrs. William Brown.
Mrs. JameseTbed, who has been thu
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and MIS-
III. q. Delano, for the past week, re
turned to her home in Portland TN
morning. She was accompanied by ne
husband, who spent the week emu q
the Delano residence.
y
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. r. q,
Delano were guests at a party slSeI
by a number of their friends. An en-
ioyable evening of music and socia
converse was passed and delightful re
freshments served. Those present wer'
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mishler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes
Bowen Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Galloway
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. MeElvain, Mrs
James Teed, Mrs. Burton A. Myeri
and Miss Cynthia Delano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Moorcs, witt
moved from Salem TO Portland latell
have taken up their abode at the "Tu
dor Arms" apartments. Mr.. Moore
recently accepted an important positiol
with the Lumberman's Trust eompan.
Of Portland.
Friends of Rose Claire Williams, VIII
has been in active service overseas as
Red Cross nurse, will be delighted I
hear that her sister, Mrs. Carey II
Martin, has received word OF he. sat
arrival in New York. Miss William
Is at present stationed at Hotel End
colt, Eighty first and Columbia street
New York. She does not know, as YET
the exaet date when she will be Il
leased from duty but trusts that
will be in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. friedrich Lampori
who have been visiting in Californi
for the past two weeks, have returne
TO Salem.
Miss Doris Skies has gone to Eugen
for a week S visit with her parents.
Knights Templar Easter Memoria
services were held yesterday Afternoon
at the First dethodist Episeopa
church. Dr.. William Wallace Young
son. grand prelate Of the grand en-
eampment Of the Knights Templar o
America, and a speaker of n~ationa
reputation, was speaker for the oeea
sion. Visiting members from the Al
hanv ana Corvallis communicates wer'
prestl The program follows;
Prelude. Festival March Siehhin
Professional, Onward Christian Sol
dicrs Sulliva.
Prof. T. $. Roberts
George II. Burnett, prelate; assist
ed hv Masonic quartet, Mcssrs.
Todd, Aldrieh. Jones and Barton.
Easter hymn-Christ, The Lord IS
Risen Today .-- -
sermon by r. f.. Sir William Wal.
lace Youngson grand prelate Of
the grand eaeampmcnt knights
Templar Of the United states
Anthem-Sing Allelula Form (Dud