Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-10


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Since You Went Away (Johnson.
De Ole Ark s a Moverin (GuiOn)
The home Of Mrs. Mary Billings Of
West Salem was the scene OF a large,
happy dinner party Sunday, May 9Th,
he occasion being her 6Sth birthday
anniversary. Relatives and friends TO
the number Of nineteen from Portland,
Corvallis, Salem and West salem
gathered around the well appointed
dinner table which was eentered with
4 large bowl Of wild flags.
Mrs. Billings was the recipient Of
a number of pretty remembranees,
among them being a Jet necklace from
her daughter, Miss Lottie MeAdams
of Portland, and diamond ear drops
from her son, Wm. MeAdams, an in
struet0r at the reform school.
/ Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Henkle, Mrs. John Fester, Ray
Stevens an Of Corvallis, Mrs. W. A
MeCollum. Miss Lottie MeAdams Of
Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Nye,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulrieh. Mrs. Claire
Gray, Miss Alta Seoville, Miss Laura
Wagner, Miss Lois Nye, Miss Maxine
Ulrieh all of Salem; VIM. MeAdams,
Mrs. Edwin Brock, Mrs. Mary Bill
ings Of West Salem.
Mary Carolyn Davies, the eelebrat-
ed Oregon poet was elected 10 the pres
/ idency of the State WOmen's Press
club at the annual meeting Of the or
ganization in Portland Wednesday.
Other officers are Mrs. Frances Got
shah, vice president; Mrs. Minnie
Roof Dee, recording secretary; Miss
Eleanor Baldwin, corresponding seere-
tary; Mrs. Nora Armstrong, treasurer.
Mrs. George Burnett is entertaining
as her guest, her niece, Miss Marjorie
Belt, of Portland. Miss Belt has recent
ly returned from France where she
served as a Red Cross nurse with unit
46.
The week end festivities at the Uni
versity Of Oregon are attracting a
large assemblage of Salem folk, the
majority Of whom have taken advant-
age Of the fine weather and mOtored
down to participate in the usual col
lege girls and boys gaieties. There
will be a dance, numerous dinners
among the fraternities ana sororities,
games and all sort Of merriment. A
great many parties left yesterday morn
ing and others viii leave today.
"Shouting Justify" says the Port
land OregOnian, "a quartet Of Salem
ties enjoyed themselves at the ball
game yesterday. They were C. B.
Clancy, who is a florist P. E. Full
erton, who knows all there is to know
about the Bing cherry; o. A. Hartman
and William McGilchrist. They are
registered at the Seward. "
Mrs Herbert Wolfe, who is a prin.
eipal in one Of the Lebanon schools,
is the house guest of Miss Rose Baday
Ia for few days,
Mrs, George Burnett and Mrs. =.
f.. Huelat have returned from few
weeks visit in Berkeley, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Ward are
spending a brief visit in Portland.
Dr.. and Mrs. 0. A. Olson motored
to Portland during the week to meet
Major Carlton Smith, who has Just re-
turned from France.
Mrs. Charles Fisher, who has been
visiting in Eugene for several days,
returned home this evening.
The Mothers club Of the Highland
school wall sponsor an entertainment
on May 10th. Detailed announcements
will be made later.
Mrs. L. G. Shipley entertained the
members Of the guild Of St. Paul s |
church, Tuesday afternoon. Following
the business meeting the members mo-
tored to the country club for luncheon.
About eleven ladies attended.
A Mothers Day program was given /
Yesterday afternoon at Sacred Heart |
academy in which the entire school |