Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-24

meet Win them after ms address az
the Baptist church, came, aeeompan-
lied by Fl. S. Gle, and gave a brief
talk on the women engaged in active
war work overseas. Before leaving he
was asked what would be the outcome
Of the deliberations now being held
concerning the league Of nations. He
said that no man knew, but that ami
mosities and racial distTusts that had
/ grown for centuries could not be ex-
pected to be wiped out and adjust
ments made within three months. Pa
tienee is required. The Guild was high
/ " pleased with the visit.
Mrs. Leonia o. Peterson sang New
in s "Rose in the Garden" and in re-
sponse to applause sang "Until" by
Sanderson. Miss Frances Wrd sang
"Springtime and Audaeity", the
aeeOmpanist being Miss Lucille ORss.
Refreshments were served at the close
Of the evening. Miss Clara Albert viii
entertain the guild next time and Mrs.
Louise Arthur has the topic "The Ne
gro. /"
Sunday, after a lapse Of some thirty
years the members Of the H. W. ~, D
er family met at the home of Mf. md
Mrs. j. d. Cooper, 1795 North Front
street, to welcome their uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Flavius NJ Curry Of
Rome, Georgia. This is the first visit
Of the guests 10 the west and after a
sumptuous dinner the party motored
through the city and out to the various
state institutions. Mr.. and Mrs. M :
Curry declared Salem TO be the most
charming city in Oregon.
Those present beside Mr.. and Mrs.
N Curry were Mr.. and Mrs. M. A.
Smith, Louise and Albert Smith Of
Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. b. E. Cooper
and son Taylor Of Corvallis, Mrs. Jose
phine Butts of Corvallis, H. W. Coop
or, Mr.. and Mrs. j D.. Cooper and
family Of Salem.
The Yomareo bible class of the First
NJ. T.. church were entertained last
evening by Mrs. R. d. Barton at her
home, sos North 18th street. A short
business session was followed by an
evening of games and music and the
serving of delicious refreshments.
Twenty five members of the class en-
ioyed the hospitality of the hostess.
a.
Mrs. Dorothy Bernard, who is well
known to Salem audiences through her
work on the screen and is perhaps best
remembered in her pictures with Will.
liam Farnum and in the role of 10 in
"Little Women,'' is in Portland this
week in the popular play, "The Man
Who Came Back, at the Heilig thea
ter. Miss Bernard claims Portland as
her native city and is receiving a most
cordial and enthusiastic welcome there
1t is the first time in several years
that Miss Bernard has been in Port+
land and her numerous friends and
relatives are vieing with each other to
entertain the notable visitor. She il
sharing honors in many of the informal
courtesies being extended to her, with
another old favorite in Portland, lrv-
ing Southard, formerly with the Baker
stock company, who also has many
friends here.
Many Of the young actress friends !
have arranged to entertain in her hon
or with box and line parties this eve
ming and several supper dances will
be included in the program of enter
tainment for the popular leading man
and woman.
II. +. Carleton, assistant superin-
tendent of instruction, is among Sa-
lem folk registered at Portland hotels.
Mr.. Carleton is guest at the Sew
ard.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
church viii meet in the
church parlOrs tomorrow afternoon,
The business meeting win begin prompt
ly at 2:30.
Miss Nellie Siowell of Salem is reg.
istered az the Carlton hotel in Port
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rutherford
and daughter, Evelyn, left Sunday for
Plymouth, Illinois, to visit Mr.. Ruth.
erford's father who is seriously i'll.
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