Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-05

the lengthy title, "Favorite Way O
Bidding Farewell TO England" an'
perhaps it may be well to tell you tha
some Of the most emphatic verses hav'
been omitted. Perfectly legitimate ani
all that, but trifle toO-well, patrl
Otic--for this column.
Good bye, old England, good bye.
! couldn't ike you if I'd try
I've been here too long
| So IN singing this song
To tell you, old England, good bye.
Good bye. old England, good bye.
If had to stay hereI d die
came to your aid
That's the reason | stayed
But now. old England, good bye.
Good bye, old England, good bye.
Your chin is tritle too high
Your Tommies can fight
But your girls are a flight
SO good bye, old England, good bye.
Good bye, old England, good bye.
l think I'm n reasonable guy
I've made you my friend
But the war S at an end
SO good bye. old England, good bye.
Good bye, old England, good bye.
Your scenery can't satisfy
You re not quite the worst
But-Ameriea firstl
SO good bye, old England, coed bye.
P.S.-Please note that third verse.
And it really is a shame that l Cv,tld'
MT publish the last verse. 1t was
great
The Young Ladies SOdality of st.
Joseph S church will hold their usual
monthly meeting after early services
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. f.. Fullerton, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Davis and Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. A. Kurtz entertained the Til
lieum club last evening at one of the
most enjoyable parties of the season.
The affair, which was held in the Ma
sonic Temple, took the form of a
hard time party and the ridiculous
decorations of broccoli and kale inter
spersed with crepe paper done into out
landish patterns, achieved a wholly
desirable effect. A unique feature of
the evenings entertainment was the
serving of the refreshments. A keg OF
cider and a supply of doughnuts were
passed from guest to guest on a min
iature express wagon in lieu of tea
tray. Only members of the Tillieum
club were present.
Little Miss Ardene Rees was hostess
at pretty party last Saturday at the
home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. BroolSiRs, north Of Salem.
The occasion was the seventh ami
versary of the little lady birthday
and dainty birthday cake with the
proper number of candles gave pleas
ing evidence of the fact Seven lit
tie girl friends were Miss Ardene's
guests at the affair.
Miss Maxine Abst was hostess at
farewell party last Wednesday eve
ming, given in honor of Miss Lucille
daughter of DR.. and MRS.
W. j. Thompson, who left today for
Portland where she will attend Miss
Catlin s school, Dancing and games
were enjoyed by The following guests
Frances Ward, Mona Schaum Mary
West, Mable Simpson, Florence Elgin,
Elsie Victor, Maxine Abst, Rita Al
kire Berniee KirkwOod Luelle Thomp-
son, Shirley Barhyte, Virvil Busey,
Reginald Busey, Max Moon, Harold
Moon, Melbourne Radcliffe. Frank
Reinhart, Leroy Nixon and Saul JAM.
The names Of number of promi-
nent Salem women appear on the com
mittees appointed by Mrs. F.. M. Will
kins Of Eugene, state regent Of the
Daughters of the American Revolu
lion, Mrs. wilkins has outlined for
This year a scope Of activity for wider
than the daughters of the state have
ever yet attempted. She has ~-med
,n each committee group Of women
associated with the civic,
patriotic and educational work of the
tate, who will carry out the elaborate
program of the state organization, bas-
ID upon reconstruction lines.
Important among the branches of ae-
ivity for the year will be the com
nittee of American citizenship. The
personnel of the committees follow.