Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-28

ineee 1uesoaS evening at Sis at the
Studio of Miss Lena Belle Tartar in
the Durbin building.
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The many friends of Miss Pearl
Printz, daughter of Mr.. and RMS. John
Printz daughter of Mr. and Mrs John
be sorry to learn that she underwent
an operation for appendicitis Thurs
day. She is reported as doing nicely.
| 1t was in Moberges that Miss Grace
Richardson, of St. Paul. Minnesota.
and Miss Mary G. Dixon, of Baltimore,
Maryland. both of the American Y.
w. c. A., overseas, witnessed the tri-
lumph Of French dressmaking. A girl
of twenty three had come back to the
Village to. start a dressmaking shop.
She set up her establishment in one
Of her neighbor's houses, heating 1t
with a stove she had gotten out Of the
trenches. For equipment she had two
devastated" dummies.
4 Miss Richardson says: I'm Waliin-
court we went into the home of the
pastor. where twenty five girls had
lgathered to meet us. They had gone
through bombardments and evacua-
ton, as well as German occupation.
The only piano left in town was in
1.-THE pastors house. Everything in town
: seemed to have been torn down, and
yet these girls gathered around the
piano and sang, Count Your Bless
; ings." 1t was really pathetically fun
ny. There was no element Of self pity
in them. 1t is a very courageous town.
In Quievy we found girls with the
: most helpless, lined faces. Girls who
said they could not even think. Dur
ing the entire time of occupation they
had not been allowed to cross the
street. One girl told us how she had
gone out one day into her garden to
pick blackberries enough for her own
family. and had been put into prisun
ter days for it.
Miss Richardson and Miss Dixon
!. have Just returned from a trip through
twelve of the devastated towns oil
: France.
Several new members will be initiat-
led into the order Of Royal Highlanders
: Monday March /. The ceremony pro-
{ misses to be one of special interest and
: all members of the lodge are urged
to be present.
The Salem Mar Mothers met this af-
: ternoon in the Y. w. c. A. roomsson
e North Liberty street, to make plans
d for the erection of a suitable memoir
II ial for the local boys who served dur
q ing the late war with Germany A
! Representative number of members was
u In attendance. Later in the afternoon
: tea was served, many of the mothers
!. who had attended the meeting of the
J Daughters of the American Revolu'
ton, coming at that time.
Isl The following item clipped from thu
e Anaheim (California) Herald, will b'
le of interest to numerous Salemites, Mrs
a John Eells, mentioned in the article
} was formerly Miss Eleanor Hearing O.
'e Salem, a graduate nurse of the Salem
- l1OSDllll. MIS-. IAIilo hhS bSNh 40 Ne"'A
st fornia for the past two years.
Anaheim was quite prominently rep
resented in the Tournament of Rose
,r at Pasadena yesterday, and the entr,
T. from here took first prize in Glass /
Q. novelties The Anaheim entrant wa
n Mrs. John Eells Of Burton avenue AM
J. Loara road, who took first prize 10
a Roman team Of three white horses
driven by Chester Walker, accompany
Or ing the team was Mrs. Eels riding
r spirited horse.
r The effect Of this feature Of the pa
r. Trade was marred slightly when tn
so parade was about half over by trifl
ty ing accident that might have bee
rs serious but for the falling Of the hors
w which Mrs. Eells was riding. All dur
lie ing the parade the police auto ha
o. been crowding closely on the heels G
p Mrs. Eells mount until the animf
rs. could stand 1t no longer, bolted, DC
at came unmanageable and ran away. II
er went but a short distance and fel
tn Both the animal and Mrs. Eells wer
ut slightly injured. .....s e.ss,s
nrx.,, 4. ,,ot tha first time that Mr.
Inns 10 ~, .n - -, tha rosa NJ,
=, heiis mas 'aHon pr' 80 - two Yea,
race as sho iau q" ''
20 ago.
:, .soa - nal, as unior
ialsey a..eN -, avant of n
Of week was the double golden weddin
ief anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.
aniifoisa,' - Ns.s -Ioynes Shin
Wnite ana MI anu ,r,as,sa raS' ~ Fehr,,a,
wnich occufreu on
~ z4tn. ~. ch,nn ara i
~ Mrs. "hi'e anu "s .a',' .. doub
20 ters aho welo ',a.' rsh,,,arv ;
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