Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-22

Dorotny Buehner, Miss Ruth Buch.
ner and the host and hostess
The home of Mrs Homer Smith.
on North Summer street, was the
scene of the meeting. of Chemeketa
chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution, this afternoon Mrs. Isaac
Lee Patterson, national vice president
of the order spoke to the women on
the national congress which she has
recently attended.
Practically every Blue triangle girl
in New York city's membership of
$4,000 had part in the campaign
held in that city recently. Ingenious
money raising schemes added inter.
est to the campaign and competition
was keen among the twenty two
teams. A shoe shining parlor at
headquarters was manned" by girl
boot-blacks The west side branch
association sold a mile of green tape
at 81 foot. Any quantity Of tape
could be purchased. giving each men,
ber chance to subscribe according
to her means. Dances, vaudevilles, a
country fair, recitals and concerts
were features of the program ar
ranged by the two studio teams. Still
another branch "speculated", in house
building, by selling bricks at 81 each
and windows and doors at SIS and up.
A number of the younger social set
of the capital city are needing the call
of Junior week end at Oregon Agri-
cultural college, and have left for Cor
Wallis to attend the festivities. Miss
Eulalie Lindsey left last evening and
will be guest at the Alpha Chi Omega
house. Miss Hilda Tillinghast is in the
college town as the guest of Miss Ila
Spaulding.
+ "A number of prominent social lead
ers entertained as their house guests
the Portland visitors who came to
Salem yesterday with the Portland
Drama League, Mrs. John j. Roberts
opened her beautiful home on State
street to Miss Aileen Brong and Miss
Evelyn Cheely. Mrs. Clifford Brown
had as her guest, Mrs. Edwin Seely
Persons, of the metropolis. OF the
out of town guests from other valley
cities, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Young, of
Albany entertained at the lovely resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. j L. Van Dor
en-, and Mrs John Withycombe had
as her guest Mrs c. H. Lee of Corval-
lis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Brophy, Miss
Inez Stitts and Bud Welch, motored
to Neskowin to spend the week end
as the guests of Mrs Brophy's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. McCorkle.
| The west central circle of the First
Methodist church was delightfully."- en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. E. Roy Shields. The
usual buiness meeting was held, fol-
lowed by a pleasant social hour At
the close of the afternoon the hostess
served the guests with light refresh
ments.
The Armory was filled to capacity
Tuesday evening when the University
of Oregon quartette and the oregon
Agricultural college band gave a free
reception in the interests of the millige
tax for higher institutions of learning.
Nearly the entire personnel of the two
local alumni chapters of the state in
stitutions were present. Mrs. w. Carl
ton Smith always a facorite with Sa-
lem audiences was soloist of the ev-
ening. Members of the University quar-
tet were, Warren Edwards, first tenor;
George Hopkins, second tenor; Curtis
Peterson, first bass and Bill Hostettler
second bass.
At a pretty linen shower, given at
the home of Miss Elenor Willing, at
Stayton last week, the announcement
was made Of the engagement of Miss
Dorothy Belle Smith of Salem and
Charles Zelinski, also of the Capital
city. Blue and white lilacs were used
as an artistic decorative motif for the
rooms, and a pleasant evening was
enjoyed by the guests and hostess.
The wedding of Miss Smith anp Mr..
Zielinski will be an event of May 25'
and will take place in the st. JOS
eph's church in Salem.
The engagement of Miss Leone Es-
tes and Theodore Condo was announe-
led to a few intimate friends OF the
bride-to-be Friday evening. Miss Es-
tes is we'll known in town having
been active in high school affairs, ana
taking part in several plays. Mr. Con-
do is an ex-service man, having been
with the Canadians at Vlmy rand
Passiondale. ridge, receiving several
wounds. The wedding will be an event
of the near future.
1t is reported currently that MUS
tapha Kemal Pasha has formed a
government in Angora and addressed
telegram to the peace conference
declaring that any acceptance OF
peace terms by the present TURKISH
peace delegation will. be null and
void. according to a Constantinopie
dispatch.