Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-24

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By Gertrude Robson

U~HE work Of advertising the Eks
Salvation army home service cam
a paign in Marion county, closed
Saturday evening with a splendid meet
ing and program at Aurora. The com
mittee in charge, Of which Hon. Wal
ter L. ToOze is the chairman, as well
Lseora Morris, Jay Morris, Ralph Ger
much encouraged over the enthusiasts
reception given them at the several
towns visited in the county, and wish
to thank very heartily the speakers
and singers who gave 50 generously Of
/ their talent to this very worthy eanEe.
There were seven large meetings held
during the week, as follows; Woodburn
Monday evening, Aumsyille Tuesday
evening, Gervais Wednesday. Silverton
Thursday evening, Mt. Angel Friday
evening aud Aurora saturday evening
Also the Pioneers picnic held in the
Waldo hills Saturday at noon.
Miss Ada Miller, Mrs w. Carlton
Smith, Mrs. Nerna Cooder Prunk, the
ladies' quartets Of Salem and Wood
burn, o. L. Mcdonald and Claude H.
Stevenson were among the singers.
While Walter l.. Tooze, Chas. V. Gallo
way, Major W. Carlton Smith, Post
master Aug. Huekestein, Roy F. Shields
land Robin Day were Che speakers. Lit
Tie Miss Ethelwynne Kelly delighted
tthe several audiences with her wonder
ful readings. In fact the committee
wish to especially thank this young art.
list for her splendid support and it is
cIf special interest TO note, that Miss
Kelly and O. L. Mcdonald were the on
lly two people who attended and took
lpart in all Of the seven programs given.
II is also a pleasure to note that this
dainty little miss, Salem 5 wonderful
child artist, who has become famous
as a public speaker and reader of dra-
matte art, and was introduced as a real
prodigy and lived up to all the eompli-
ments paid her and more and entirely
captivated every audience before whom
the appeared. That the campaign was a
great success in every way and that
Marion county will easily raise her quo;
ia is certain, say the committee.
Visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Davey are Mrs Edward A. Dom.
ogalla of Astoria and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
10. Bowen of Baker, who motored to Sa.
lem. Mrs. Domogolla and Mrs. Bowen
arc daahgters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Davey
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Wilson left
today on the first instalment of their
tour of the far east. They motored Ia
Washington and after visiting in Ia
coma, Olympia and other Sound points
will, after shipping their car, go by
rail to Vancouver, b. c., and embark
for Japan on the Empress Of Asia, July
10, They will stop at the Philippines
for short visit and arrive in Kobe
Japan on July 2lst. China India, Aus.
tralia and Africa will be among the
countries visited. They expect 70 ar
rive in England during May and will
return to the states by way of the
South American countries. The goot
wishes of their numerous friends are
with them on the Journey.
Pink moss rose buds conferred the Ia
bic Sunday when Mrs. Ben Morris OF
Salem Heights entertained with lunch
con in honor of her son. Jay. Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Wilson, Miss Martha wikberg, Miss
Doris Sawyer, Miss Olga Witherg, Mis-.
beora Morris, Jay Morris Ralph oGr.
don, Maurice Sawyer, Glenn Morris.
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Friends of Miss Constance Cart
wright will be interested to know that
she will leave this week to attend the
summer course at Berkeley, California
Miss Ruth Johns, who left recently
with Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin W. French
of Baker for q motor tour of Califor.
MIA, is at present the house guest on
her brother, Claude NJ. Johns in Oak,
land. Miss johns is the daughter OF
Judge and Mrs c. A. Johns and duripp
lthe comparatively short time in which