Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-01

e what talent, training ana
effort can produce. tie
'.s.ut ~rhe Awakening Of =. spring riu.
i the Grand theater last even
, upeoualled by any previous
my -, ,be kind in the history Of the
a- sder the direction of Mrs,
eS white. sponsored by the Salem
Ralpn R,,s club. and generously sup
"S .As hv the ladies of the illihee
po'.s~ or, club the pageant fulfilled all
COuna, a.ons PROMISES had made about
IL s,..s settings, costumes. every IN
,,',sasl feature was triumph of ar
ai,,s wv endeayor. To give any partic-
1su0 ,sncor or set of dancers any mem
ulsl NV, ssoya the others would be scarce
u0s ,.,r - rs each in its own sphere was
" -, .a AZ terpsichorean art. No solo
=. = p !. chorus could rightfully claim SUI
~ ..,,v =, over another, and it was this
p.., faction Of detail that made the
p,,.sl listening of Spring" the marvellous
,aecess that it proved to be.
,,..or,ng MFR. and Mrs Oscar
n..s,os [ Of Tecumsah, Nebraska, who
&c - souring the Pacific coast, Mr.. and
~ ~ charles Steele entertained a CO.
M.s, ~ friends at a well appointed
~. ,s.s.r at their home Sunday. Covers
IN u'..,' laid for Mr.. and Mrs Oscar
no,,g,as Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Doug
i.s Miss Cora Douglas, Lewis Doug
~ ~ ~ Candy, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Sher-
a. '-s Iohn Sherman, of Dayton and
~ IT, and Mrs. Isaac Clark, of Dayton.
snd me host and hostess. Mr.. and
Mrs Mrs. d. A. Kraemer of Independence,
snd Mrs. ]. Richardson of Spring
sleld, Joined the party in the after
noon.
Mrs Carl Wood went to Portland
,,ct Sunday to meet her sister Mrs.
Harvey L. Newcomb (Beatrice Craw-
ford and small daughter, Joan La
yerrne of Cleveland, Ohio, who ar
rived here this week to visit with Mrs.
Newcomb's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Iobn n. Crawford. This is little Miss
loans second trip across the con-
tinent before her first birthday anni-
versary. Mrs. Newcomb reports a
Yery pleasant trip and says that Ore
son looks better to her every time
she returns There are, she says.
very few signs of spring in Cleveland.
Unique in every way was the party
given By Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Bones of
Turner, Friday evening, when they
entertained a number of the Junior
Young people The invitations were
written backward and the guests
were received at the back door. When
the photographs of the guests were
taken the hostess found that she had
turned the camera Backward, the re-
suit being that the pictures, when de-
yeloped proved to be the actuaal pho
iographs 70 the guests as babies. May
baskets. containing individual lunches
were distributed, the baskets being
retained as fayors, Tin cups were
used to, serve the fruitade,. and the
extra cookies and cake Were served
from large paper baskets. Thirty
five guests were in attendance.
The home. of Mrs. George E. Ter
wiliger, on Chemeketa street, was
the scene last evening Of a large re-
ception held in honor of Mrs. Jennie
Bentley of Hood River, department
commander of the Woman's' Relief
Corps, who came to Salem for the
presentation of the. flag to the Mac
eabees Wednesday evening in Nc
Cornick hall. Mrs. Terwilliger is
Patriotic instructor of the local or
ganizatiOn of w. r. C.
The Terwilliger residence was beau
tfully decorated with wealth of
spring flowers, and light refresh
ments were served during the course
ol the evening. In the receiving line
were Mrs. Terwilliger, Mrs Mary En-
iress president of Sedwick post, Mrs,
iaa M. Babcock, Mrs. Lizzie Smith,
mrs A. f. Dinsmore, Mrs. Lamonie
Olark' Miss Edith Benedict, Mrs, Hat
pe Cameron, Mrs. Helen Southwick,
Ars sarah Peterson and Mrs. Alice
DaSs' Mrs. Mary Kafoury, Mrs
nose Hagerdorn and Mrs. Jennie
Miller assisted about the rooms.
IN the Leslie Methodist Church last