Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-24

held in the Leslie Methodist church
during the past two weeks, and is a
director and singer of national fame,
having done similar work across the
continent with his father, Rev. George
w. Taylor, a noted evangelist wis con
Quoted series of meetings in Salem
ten years ago. Mrs. Taylor is a splen-
did pianist, and will travel with her
husband in his evangelistic work with
Rev A. Sterling Barner, d. D., with
whom he will begin series of meet
ings this week in the First Baptist
church, George + Holt, d. ID, pastor.
Mrs. Taylor resigned her position as
pianist in the Trinity Methodist Epis-
eopal church, Los Angeles, to begin
her life work here, with Mr.. Taylor.
At present they are guests of Rev. and
Mrs H. N. Aldrich, 348 Myers street
The Happy Hour Bridge club will
meet at the home Of Mrs John IL
Scott Wednesday afternoon. This viii
be its first meeting since the war.
Mrs. L T. Griffith is in Portland to
day attending the 10Th birthday ami
versary of Phil Metschan and the 43c
anniversary of Phil Metschan, Jr.
The five sons and four daughters OF
I Mr., Metschan ST.. as also his sitser
Miss Anna Metschan of Tacoma, will
be present. Out of town relatives WHIT
have arrived are Mrs. George H. Chat
tanach of Canyon City, Mr.. and Mrs
j. e. FLANDERS, who have the U. $. A
as their home since Mr.. Flanders is il
government service; Mrs. Emelia Mere
dith of Yakima, Wash; Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Metschan of klamath Falls ant
Mrs. L. T. Griffith of Salem.
|
Mrs. Il. G.. Patton and daughter, Lu
ella, have returned from q two week
visit at Portland. They were accom-
panied by Eula McCully of Hood Rive
| Among the Salem people registered
lin Portland hotels over the week en'
lare Frank X. Lowell at the Imperial
and H. S.. Gile at the Seward. MI
Lowell has been employed in the offic,
Of the secretary of state for numbe
of years and Mr.. Gilc is one Of tn
men who have made Salem known t.
the world and placed the juice of logan
| berries on the table of the nation.
4 49,
Mrs. George Pierce and Miss Doro
thy Pierce were guests of Miss Helel
Pierce in Portland over the week END
Colonel and Mrs. L. Hofer, R. M
Hofer and L. F. Hofer of Salem pass
cd several days at the Hotel Portlan
during the past week. Colonel Hofer
one of the pioneer newspaper men 0
the state is now editor of commercial
magazine.
Members Of the Salem Women
Press club were guests at a "Mad TIE
Party last evening at the home Q
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. McElvain on Sout
: Liberty, for which Mrs. Burton A. M,
ers and Miss Gertrude Robson wer
, joint hostesses. The decorations wei
Of orange and green, the table bein
centered with an art basket of mar
colds, and the place cards adorne
with hand painted teapots. An "Alit
lin Wonderland" idea was carried OF
as nearly as possible in the menus an
evening amusements. An especially q
Ilightful feature was the clever rea
! ing by Miss Lucille Elliott. Membe
Of the club who were present wer
! Mrs. Byron +. Brunk, Miss Carol
Dibble, Miss Lucille Elliott, Miss II
cile Watson, Miss Lucille Saundei
Miss Doris Skies, Mrs. Burton A. M
ers and Miss Gertrude Robson.
Last Friday evening reception w
held for Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Putnam
the church parlors of the Court sire
I church Of Christ. Daffodils and Or
] ron grape formed the artistic decor
\ tions for the affair. A large delegate
I from the First Christian church W
! present and the following program W
7 presented after which refreshments
] punch and waters were served:
\ Violin SOLO" Carnival of Venice
Z Winona Smith, accompanied by Nj
! Levy
\ Recitation--Miss Howard.
I Recitation--l' Assisting Uncle Joe
J Grave Won Behren.
: Violin SOLO, Beethoven 8 Minuet
! Miss Smith.
\ Address--Rev. Leland W. Porter.
II Address--Mr. Burns.
! Response by the pastor.
"
7 Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. jerks and fla
! lily, who have been enjoying t.
I weeks outing at Newport have
! turned to their home in Salem.
Z Mrs Il. e. Waters entertained B
! daughter, Mrs. W. C. Knighton, of PC
\ land Sunday,
J DEATH OF CHILD