Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-15
SOCIETY.
By GERTRUDE robson


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~ GGENE is making extensive pans
for the entertainment Of the llli-
- hee club when il goes there next
sunday for a tournament with the Eu-
gene country club. Eugene folk who
were present at the engagement on the
local links about ten days ago are tell
ing Of the royal treatment they re
eeived here and are planning to repay
the visitors from the capital city in
like manner. Special committees have
been appointed to arrange for the en-
tertainment Of the Salem people, who
viii arrive by train and automobile.
The dinner committee is as follows:
A. f. RaPp, E. ". Merrell and II.
NJ. Roome.
Mrs. J. X. Pratt and Mrs. A. F.
Rapp are members Of the ladies golf
tournament committee.
+. W. Merrell was appointed az
chairman of the committee TO clean up
the club and grounds. Mr.. Merrell Sc
leets his own members to do the work
Of his committee.
The regular house committee was
designated as welcoming delegation.
Jesse A. Griffin is chairman Of the
body.
Mrs. E. o. Immel and Mrs. c. D.
ROrer were appointed as members Of
committee to arrange entertainment
for the visiting ladies.
The links are in excellent shape at
this time and the Salem Eugene golf
meet will be big event here this sum
mer. Corvallis will probably be invit-
ed to come up there for a tournament
shortly.
A social will be given at the home
of +. G.. Deekebaeh tins evening, to
which all members and friends Of st.
Paul 5 church are most cordially invit-
cd Social functions sponsored by the
members Of st. Paul have always
proved themselves to be extremely en-
ioyable affairs, and an evening Of
pleasure is promised all who attend.
The monthly meeting of the Baptist
Brotherhood held in the First Baptist
church Tuesday evening was the clos
ing meeting Of the season. 1t was
"open night" the women being in
vited. This made the gathering pleas
ing social function. Over one hundred
persons sat at the tables, which were
decorated with large bouquets of Gala
lilies and snowballs. The program was
of a popular character. The William
ette university quartet were guests OF
the Brotherhood and sang several
pleasing numbers which were heartily
eneored Miss Genevieve Sevy of the
univrsity, another guest delighted the
audience with a reading most effect
lively rendered and graeiously respond
ed with a humorous selection. Lieut.,
l.. II. Compton was heard with great
interest in a short address in which he
spoke particularly Of the work Of the
Y. M. G.. A. in France. The Brother
hood has the promise of another address
at greater length from him ON some tu-
ure occasion. Another returned sol
der, Mr.. Atterbuy, gave short talk.
Two toasts were responded to in short,
spicy after dinner talks; "The ladies,
our guests, by Judge Earl Race, aud
'The men, our hosts" by Mrs. G.. F.
nolt. The surprise of the EVENING" to
the pastor) came when he was told by
he president. H. s. Gile, that they
hoped he would leave soon, and then,
on behalf Of the brotherhood, pres-nted
him with a check Of one hundred dol
lars with which to attend the meeting
Of the Northern Baptist convention in
Denver, Colorado, May 2l'2s. Tho pas
tor expressed his thanks and appreeia-
tion in a few words and said he would
leave then-for the convention - the
afternoon Of May IS.
Among the out of town guests were
Rev. G. II. Young of Albany, Rev.
and Mrs. S. L. Boyee of Laeomb and
Rev. Woodwork of st. Louis, Mo-,
who were introduced and spoke briet-
ly. 90
Mrs. Sam Vail and Miss Nina Gle
directed the preparation and serving
of delicious supper, group of the
men acting as walters. Everyone Vot-
ed il one Of the most enjoyable Of the
seasons meetings.
DR.. R. Chapman of Saskatchewan,
Canada, is a guest at the home Of his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Is. F.
Salmon. Dr.. Chapman as on his way
to Long Beach, California, where ne
will be joined by his mother who rs
visiting, al present, in the cast. Tie Is
very much pleased with the VILLAIN
ette valley and considers Oregon seen
cry the most beautiful on the coast.
Friends of little Dora Clark, daugh-
ter Of Captain and Mrs. W. d. Clark,
will be gricved to hear that she has
Nr"p taken back ia the hospital. Miss
Dora was removed to her home last
Mv,k but D., suffering from a relapse
and is once more under special care at
the hospital.
Miss Mary Chadwick is the house
guest of Mrs Edgar Piper in Port
land.
The Daughters Of Isabella entertam7
ed with a card party in the Knights Of
Columbus hall last evening. \ large
crowd was present and plcasurahle
evening spent.
Representative and Mrs. W. e..
Hawlev arrived iu Washington, D. G.
Tuesday.