Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-17

was solemnized last Sunday at lie
Grande in the presence of only few
immediate friends Mrs. Walton has
been teaching in the high school at
Baker for the past year.
D. G. Huntley was guest at delight
full surprise party given by a number
of friends at his home last week.
Games and music formed the evenings
entertainment and delicate refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. McElvain en-
tertained yesterday at dinner party
at their home on South Liberty street.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
| is Mishler, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred DelanO,
Miss Carol 8. Dibble, Mrs Burton A.
Myers and Miss Cynthia Delano.
Miss Harriet Lawrence, pupil at
Sacred Heart academy, left for Port
land this morning to meet her bro ,nel
who has recently returned from France
with the 65th coast artillery.
Robert Chauneey Bishop, Jr., was
week end visitor at the home of Per-
cy Young in Portland.
1t is fortunate that few enthusi-
asts have chosen the self imposed task
of chronicling the tribal traditions and
historical lore of the vanishing red
men-else the record would perish
with the dwindling race. Such was the
work of Ada B. Milliean undertook
long ago at her home in Prneville. Sew
eral volumes attest her zeal and kindly
| ly understanding of Indian character.
| Among these is "The Heart of Ore
gon,n legend of the Wascos. Mrs.
Milliean passed through Salem last
week on her way to attend the conven-
ton of the league to enforce peace
that is being held in Portland this
week. &N
Mrs. ID G. Huntley and baby daugh-
| ter, Virginia, are spending q few days
| in the country with Mrs. Huntley $
parents at Fruitland.
Mrs. J. G. Corbett, Miss Mable Cor
bett, Alton Rude and j. j. Ackerman
] of Portland were week end guests OF
Mrs. J. J. Ackerman.
Miss Emma Ristow, principal of the
Middle Grove school, went to Wood
burn Saturday to attend the teachers
institute. She was accompanied by her
brother, Charles Ristow
Mrs A. A. Smith, wife Of Represent
ative Smith of Baker, is visiting in
Salem for the remainder of the legis-
lative session.
Miss M. E. Davis, prominent club
woman of Salem, is domiciled at the
Portland hotel while visiting friends
| in Portland.
Members of the Portland Woman 8
club gathered at the Mnltnomah ho-
tel Friday to pay homage to DR.. Mary
Thompson, charter member OF the clup,
who celebrated her oath birthday ami
versary. Although confined to her bed
by serious illness, DR.. Thompson was
made happy with basket OF flowers
from her associates of many years
standing and the knowledge of the en-
comiums which were rendered her in
gracious little speech by Mrs. Il. "
Bondurant.
Miss Brenda Francklyn, representing
the fatherless children OF France,
spoke to the women upon the condition
Of the little orphans of France, enlist
ing their sympathy and support. Dr'
W. w. Willard, formerly of Chicago,
who is filling the pulpit of the First
Congregational church, gave stlrrlnS
address on 1.-THE Coming Information,
alism. The program was completed
with group of songs by Raymond V.
McKalson.
Following the program an informal
reception was held honorlng new anu
charter members of the club, and
prettily appointed tea was served. Mrs.
Nettie Greer Taylor bad charge OF the
program for the day.
The regular meeting of the Chad
wick chapter No. 81. Order OF the
Eastern Star will be held Tuesday eve
ming February IS ate 8 O'Clock. 1t wii
be a social meeting.
Honoring Mrs. Philip North Moore,
president of the American Counell OF
Women, q past president Of the 1en,
eral Federation oil Women S clubs ana
the only woman speaker on the pro-
gram on the conference for a league
Of nations, was given today at lz:SV
at the Portland hotel which assembled
200 women prominent in club and So
cial life of Oregon and washington.
Mrs. Charles Castner, president OF the
stat Federation of Momens eiuos,
presided. :, .eAs
Among the guests were Mrs George
Thacher Guernsey, president genral Of
III Daughters Of the American hevoiu-
tion. which will hold its state confer
ence Tuesday and Wednesday; MRS.
Frank Dexter Ellison, D. A. 4. regent
OF Massachusetts, aud Mrs. james NJ
Fowler of Indiana, also Of Mrs. Guern.
sey's party. Mrs. n. ). McCredie Oh
Snohomish, WASH, president OF the
Washington Federation OF women >
clubs, was also in attendance.
Mrs. Moore is brilliant speaker
and the women of the northwest were
hanrv IN he afforded the opportunity