Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-31

= numbers of Italian women
Lars Seating to the United States.
are enl tnem have married Ameri-
s0ms so,diers in Italy; others are wives
can ..s,,an Sian men who have lived IN .nis
81 i'a... . for some time and VINO
eOuns.' 18th the American armies dur
ieesa. world war. These women and
nt children are now coming over
- ,a' ioin their husbands
rs..s italian wives of American
H. insSs ore being transported by the
sola'e, es states government. and san
vn, .as' Naples and Genoa. Accordingiy
irOhi sr;can Y. w. C. A. has taken
'ne 1, Iaree hotel in one of the CEN
Owe, nores in Genoa, which serves as
-. S.s.sss s house, as home Tor ihdus-
hV'.s asr,s in the city. and as a gener-
u'ai us-aotion center for women. In
~ os;on .s about America is given 10
lol".s s.;sos and they are given all pos
'iy M help and assistance while walt
siu'V The transport which is to take
lns ~ II their new home. The same
'nea - work has opened in Naples. 1t
s0i. odol,od after the work for French
and English brides 49,
Snr aSdition to the port work the
nv r A. has opened a summer
ANN - in the Tuscan hills Just OUTSIDE
.s'i,E 70 rloranee, where anaemic girls may
" Cor summer vacations. Recreation
o. s..tsrs have been opened in Rome
san,es s.,,H Florence, Bologna, Venice,
caroa p and Trieste Headquarters OF
.Say w c. A. in Italy are in Genoa.
sl;ss Lillian Hull, formerly in charge
= tbe community house at Camp
sherman, Ohio, is director.
Miss Lena Waters presented her
n;aro students in recital last Satur-
sov evening at the home of Mrs. II.
Angel 4SO South 14th street. MISS
putb Perlich and Miss Clara How
..d assisted with violin selections
and readings A social hour followed
ths recital at which light refresh
msnts were served. The program fol-
lows
santa Claus Guards, Wilda Callahan
lal Children's Waltz; (bl Going to
School, Harold Angel.
waltz Song Blue Bird. Rayford
Hall.
Morning Prayer, Leota Angel.
The Merry Bobolink, Velma Hunt.
Promenade March, Robert Pilzell
Waltz, The Little Prince, Norma
Callahan.
Mazurka. Dance of the Snow Flakes
Ida Hilfikel
The Robins Lullaby, Cora Fehler.
Duet Berceuse from oJselyn, Wilda
and Norma Callahan.
Violin solo, Miss Ruth Perlich.
Firesde Tales, Ruth Cady.
Reading, Clara Howard.
II Trovatore, FLORENCE pell.
SOnatna, Mabel Cady.
Sweet Surprise Waltz, Pearl Grimer
Military March, Rayford Hall.
Mrs. E. L. Kapphahn entertained a
COterie Of the college set Friday even-
ngat her residence 1906 Court street,
after the Willamette-O. A. G. game,
hOnoring Kingston Lister and Harland
Abingdon, who leave for their homes
in Tacoma in the near future. The
cOlors Of the freshmen class at the
university, orange and black were used
IN decorating, and tiny kewpies, dres-
sed in the came shades served as fa-
yors for the guests. The evening was
pleasantly spent with games and mu-
SIC, Miss Dele Wilson assisting the
hostess entertaining, and in serving the
delicious dinner The guests at the
pretty affair were Miss Mildred Sire
Vey' Miss Wilda lngles, Miss Florence
cartwright, Miss Ruby Rosenkrantz,
MISS Betty skaggs, Miss Ruth Putnam,
MISS constance Mclean, Kingston,
LISTER Harland Arlington, Wilailm
hlcSelson; Verne Bayne, Elmer Sire
wy' Hugh Walker, John Moody and
Verne Ferguson.
Two engagements in the college set
we're announced early this week. Miss
.aailne Remington, daughter of Mr..
anu MIS- j. A. Remington and Loren
~ Doser Of Bremerton, announced
sneir engagement Monday. Miss Rem
As'on Is one of the most popular
s'ulis ladies' at the university. She is
member of the Adalante literary
~, Icy ana is active in all campus af-
,si,s sne is a graduate of the Salem
.sa SCHOOL Mr.. Bosler is a iunior.
m nu prominent in athletics. He is a
e'nuer ~. M OF the Sigma Tau fraternity,
Sa. s "eos'erian society and is presi-
uent Of the 'W" club
~ ine other engagement was that Of
traS' ,"s Maude Holland, freshman
a' sona spokane and Harold Tobie. a
rs,on o'i'Ure from Green Acres, WASH
,,ss, ssOn. Both young persons are ex-
~ Nrly popular in college affairs
Az Tobie is a member of tha Dill =
uOrian society.
m,bs - tne most elite social affairs
tor my ia, last week end was the Luncheon
ION, In,cn ha. Mrs. J. ]. Roberts was erac-
on sis,s n,s'ess at her beautiful residence
dslcs,os s street, Saturday afternoon. A
purpIs ,' color scheme of yellow and
mns ,.h, MAS carried out in the hand
dsIsbrs ~ ~ decorations, huge can
"a h. u yellow candles. surronnd-
NoIets 'iaual AVA eorsage bouquets of
tsrulsesa ana daffodils, forming the CEN
as Ma, nls.. artistic place cards marked
Mss es Ms Oh the following guests:
ssrliasa a'saret ss. coaper, Miss Edna
DulIs s...lii Miss Theresa Fowle.( d Miss
Ms Thasa TS'ai'n' Miss Helena NJ. willett'
ard. iTsua MI.a Perkins Miss Connjfred
Ii. and IN M Ada Ross, Miss Georgia FL
mrs. NJ. B. ShirIa,, 3" III