Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-20

=. evening, March 1o' tle
coupty children's bureau will
a,,sv dance at the Armory. The
dse . p.~ ,a,ized from the affair will be
money sarther carry on the monthly
Isse y which have, become extremely
dln'es among the mothers OF the
E pOpalA .,.ce they were inaugurateo
"unI y. u the winter. 1t is expected thas
A,u ,.at amount of interest viii oe
sa II the dance. as the object for
show j. . e 10 be given is one that con-
.,os ms the whole city ana country, D,s so,lls
's',.a Ss,em and Marion countys cnarcn
d ss1s sa.,sl leaders have identified
ana 's,s,ss ss with the children's bureau
ias1I sa he good that it has done 50 FAR M
~, aau se advanced further II the paohc
WI aaras = 10 It's call for financial as
Es;ance.
II, Of Wonderland will be trans
"a a into the Moose hall Tuesday
p""s p,ss March 80, when the junior
He.i.'T WI. rnpils of Miss Beatrice Shelton
mus s,ssant an elaborate program for
sni tnnefl, of the New Salem Hospital.
nS. %' onoen of Hearts will be hostess at
~ ~ sffslr which will be in honor Of
~ saints whose natal days fall IN
r"hr,,ary ~ and March. The court OF the
n,oan nss consists Of the Lullaby Ladies.
81 little Court Musicians. solo dan
'Drs ~r planists and intriguing Cupid and
his little victims
The performers wlii De assisted oS
,a.s roanna James, vocalist, Miss Ber-
M clark, whistler, Miss Ruth Bed
..sa nianist. Those who were fortu-
~ ~. enough to receive invitations to
.Ao carnival given by this company Oh
snail musicians several years ago will
- aoubt see to it that no other vli
asremsnt interferes with that date.
The silver offering that will be taken
rn w,ll be used in furnishing the child
rsns ward in the new hospital.
The Three Link Needle club met at
tba home of Mrs. Chas. Cameron on
Friday afternoon, The hours were
uleasantly spent with games and
readings. Thirty-nine guests partook
q, the dainty refreshments served by
Mrs T. C. Mason, Mrs, F. A. Reidesel,
and Mrs. Lester Mosher. The next
meeing of the club will be held March
/ ,s at the home of Mrs. F. l.. Waters
on State street.
A most enjoyable evening was spent
BY those present when McGilchrist
castle, Royal Highlanders, entertained
their friends Monday evening at the
FOrresters hall, with a splendid prog
ram consisting of musical and literary
numbers, also games and dancing
Those taking part in the program
were
Trio, Miss Filen, Miss Gearheart ant
Master Gearheart.
Reading, Miss Lola Shultz.
Piano solo, Donald Schaup.
Solo, Miss Emma Hulet.
Flute and Clarinet duet, Mf. Swart
and Mr., Bevier accompanied by Mrs
Swart.
Instrumental solo. Adelbert Gear
heart.
Reading, Wm. A. Dalziel.
An information bureau and guides
for. American women going to France
10 visit the graves of American soldier
is soon to be established at Hotel Pet
rograd, the Y. NJ. c. A. hostess hous
In Paris, which since it was opened II
the December of 1917 has been tn
headquarters for allied women wa
workers in Paris.
Hotel Petrograd is to be turned int
the American Womens club and vii
continue to be managed by the Ameri
can Y. W. c. A. AS a club it will con
tinue to accommodate both transient an
permanent guests. Large reading an
writing rooms and a huge library ar
being fitted up. In this movement 70
giving women visiting soldiers grave
every possible help, the Y. w. c. A
is associated with a large movement G
'ne American churches in France
which Is under the direction Of ID
Goodrich, pastor of the America
church in Paris. Prominent wome
residents in Paris are backing tn
movement.
Arrangements will be made for cal
Ms Tor as many of these women
possible at the hostess houses in d.