Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-12

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Violin duet-Robert Ramsden and
Walter Fleming, pupils of Miss Joy
Turner.
Vocal solo-Mable Brassfield.
piano solo-Helen Ramsden.
Dancing and games filled the re-
mainder of the evening. The commit
tee for the affair consisted of Mrs.
Bernard Mrs. Reader and Mrs. Day.
Miss Helen Jane Bushee of Seattle
viii be the guest of DR.. and Irs.
Mark Skiff over Sunday.
Much interest is being shown in the
weekly hiking club organized by Miss
Helen Phillips, as a feature of her
gymnasium class which has met regu-
larly thru the winter at the high
school gymnasium. The club consists
of all instructors of physical training
in the city schools and all teachers
who wish to join them. Thus fai me
club has had three picnics and has ar
ranged a schedule for the rema!nder
of the school year, which includes sew
eral week end trips of special Interest,
among them being a trip to Lanch
Mountain and one to Saver Greek
Falls.
Those who have enjoyed the hikes
so far are Misses Helen Phillips. Mar
garet Cosper, Anna Fischer, Mona
Green, Marion Richmond, Merle MIN.
mo. Lneile Watson, Laura Chute, Or
pha bell Eta White, Adona Cochrane,
Mable Temple, Christabel Jewett, Eve
lyn Brown, 0cie Brown, Floy Norton,
Dollie Smith, Lyle Murray, Margaret
Power Vera Perkins, Irene Ringheim,
Uonfred Hurd, Fredrika Kopf, Grace
Lick, Lua Smith, Georgia Ellis, Mil
bred Cox and Florion Linktaler.
The meeting of the Woman s Relief
Corps aid society Thursday afternoon
was one of the most elaborate affairs
of the week. Mrs. s. w. Cook enter
tanned the members at her home on
South Winter street, the assistant
hostesses being Mrs. p. +. Ackerman,
Mrs, j. J. Alderman, Mrs. W. e..
Alderman, Mrs. j. T. Adams, Mrs.
Il. W. Aeheson and Mrs. r. Z. Adair.
THE hall and reception room were dec
GRATED with art baskets filled with
wild lamb tongues and red currant
blossoms for which an array of grace
full ferns formed an artistic back;
ground. The ladies worked diligently
for the Red Gross, the pleasant hours
being interspersed with music and
song. A special feature Of the after
Moons entertainment was the reading
Of an original war poem by Harold b.
Cook.
During the refreshment hour the
hostess was further assisted by her
three daughters. The guests were seat
ed around a table. beautifully center
ed with a miniature lake on which
tiny d~ucklings floa.ed, giving a
proper suggestion Of Eastertide, and
which was gayly bcrdered with Japa-
nese ounce blossoms and greenery
The lights were subdued with red,
white and blue shades, and were pref
tily decked with spring blossoms.
About fifty members enjoyed the
hospitality Of the charming hostess.
Friends Of Mrs. Herbert Num- will
be delighted to hear that she has been
discharged from the hospital and is
eo~ valeseing from her recent illness at
home. aa&I
The Chautauqua Reading circle met
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. r. B. Goodin. The regular order
of business was covered and an enjoy
able and profitable time had by all.
The past week was taken up with
the centenary observance of the FIRST
Methodist Episcopal church, which be-
gan Sunday at the morning services
and viii close today.
Monday evening Miss Lulu Heist en-
ltertaincd the Standard Bearers Of the
church at her home on North Com
mercial street. An invitation was is
sued to all girls over fourteen years
Of age and a merry time was experience
cd by all who attended. Tuesday eve
ming the department Of public sPsIk-
ing Of Willamette university, under
the direction Of Professor Della Crow.
der Miller presented Horace Rahskopf
in a dramatic recital at Waller hall.
He was assisted by Miss Myrtle Ma
san aad Miss Winnifred Ayre.
Members Of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society were the guests Of
Mrs. NJ. c. Findley Wednesday after
noon at her home, 225 North Goth
street. Devotions we're led by Mrs. II.
ii. Smith and the lesson entitled, lisa
bella Thohurn,n was given by Mrs.
a. A. Underhill. Friday morning the
annual W. p. NJ. s. district meeting
lbcran. Mss Louise Godfrey Of India
and Miss AIRY j. Holland Of Malaysia