Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-05


itself a name and reputation Of prog
ressiveness during the past year. chiel
among its various deeds Of merit was
the bringing TO Salem speakers and de-
eorators of national fame. The beauti-
full art exhibit held recently at Hotei
Marion win always be remembered by
art lovers in the city, with the deepest
gratitude for those responsible for 1t:
Salem appearance.
The work of the league will be dis
continued for the summer, with the ex'
ception of a few out dooor sketching
classes. but plans for its work next
year are very extensive and take in all
lines of art and literature. The next
meeting will be held the second Tues
day in September Officers elected
Tuesday evening were: Mrs. F. F. Bar
ton. president: Mrs. R. Monroe Gil
bert. vice-president; A. c. Barbour,
art director; Mrs. Byron F. Brunk,
publicity manager; Otto X. Paulus,
secretary; Miss Renska Swart, treas
urer.
AT the close of the meeting tea was
served to the guests and members.
The Luella Kimball club and the
Henry G. Kimball Literary society are
perhaps the two of the most active
and influential organizations in the
city. Closely allied with one another,
as they are they work in unison ano
each year accomplish an astonishing
amount of work along their chosen
lines.
Recently, at the home of DR., and
Mrs. Edwin Sherwood the Luella club
entertained the Literary society with
an informal social afternoon and pic
mic supper Guests of honor were the
faculty of the Kimball school of Theo-
logy, together with Dr. and Mrs. E. E.
Gilbert, district superintendent of she
church, Reverend and Mrs. H. n. Aid
rich and Miss Lucille Barton. In the
the ladies held a short busi-
ness meeting, and at o'clock the pic
mic supper was served. Later in the
evening a splendid literary program
was rendered, Miss Barton pleasing
the assembly with a number of beau
tiful vocal selections between literary
numbers.
The entire personnels of both organ
izations were in attendance.
Honoring the birthday anniversary
of Mrs. L. G. Bulgin, Mrs. A. n. Buell.
and Mrs. Farley Jones entertained a
coterie of friends with a surprise party
at the Bulgin residence Saturday ev-
ening. An evening of cards ana music
had been arranged for the occasion
and resulted in a most pleasurable ev-
ening for both the hostesses and guests
Light refreshments were served in the
course of the evening. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Compton,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, G. Loutsey, Mr. and
Mrs, c. H. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Given, Mr. and Mrs A w Buell.,
Mr. and Mrs. Farley Jones, Mrs. Anna
Miss Ada Miller, Mrs Eve
lyn Jordan, Chester Brazier, Louis
Rude and Mr.. and RMS. L. G. Bulgin
DR.. Mary c, Rowland has returned
from Portland where she attended the
two days convention of the Oregon
State Medical association.
Mrs. Fred Neal. a missionary from
Africa, who is at present enjoying a
'ew months furlough in the states, was
guest of honor at the meeting of the
Nomen's Missionary society of the
church, yesterday after
loon. Mrs. Neal is the wife of for
ner Willamette University student.
Who at present Is pastor of one of the
argest churches in Africa. She had
With her at the meeting yesterday, a
lumber of interesting curios and tro-
hies, and gave an enlightening talk an
eligious and social conditions among
he native Africans. A social hour was
njoyed at the close of the meeting.
MIR and Mrs u p Rassett and Mrs