Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-10
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Treatments Concluded the evenings
pleasure.
Elaborate in every detail. and car
ried out with a noticeable shirt or
good will. the get,together banquet
at which the employees of the Miller
Mercantile company were guests at
the Marion hotel Wednesday night
was a success in every sense of the
word. One of the splendid dinners
for which the hotel management il
noted, coupled with the friendliness
of the entire affair. assisted in MAX
ing the banquet a forgot
ten event. The handsomely appoint
ed tables were conferred with art has,
kets of choice flowers. The guest
list included:
e. L. Baker and wife, Mable E.
Turner, c. ]. Gurth and wife, w. A.
Denton and wife, Mrs. Paul Marnach.
Vivian Bartges. Lilly Chambers. Agnes
Billings, T. B. Robinson and wife,
Marie Stringer. Charlotte Horning.
Mrs. Lillian Ingils, Amanda schwab-
bauer, Bessie Bradley Prudence
Brunk, Vera Casebere, Mollie Pear
mine, Leota Wilson, Letha Creson.
Myrtle STAN, Lenah Brunger, Beatrice
West, Elsie Geddes, Maude Eskew,
g. A. Richmond, Mrs. Mary X. Miles,
Mrs. L. M. Goode. Mrs. Oscar Olson.
Eleanor Briggs, Mrs. Mabel Merton,
Grace Davis.
The Ladies auxiliary of the Hal
Hubbard camp, will sponsor a progress
sive five hundred party in their hall
In the armory Monday evening at
p. m. A charge of 25 cents will be
charged for each score card. Every
one is cordially invited to attend.
Completely surprising their man,
friends, Marvin Tavern Shepard.
salesman at the furniture store of f
l., Stiff Furniture company, and Mis-.
Hazel Eldrican, an employee in thu
Spa, motored TO Portland last Tues.
day evening and were married a
Vancouver. They had given theii
friends no intimation of their inten
ton.
Miss Eldrican is a former residen
Of independence, where she was
popular member of the very youn.
social set of that city. Mr.. Shepard i
formerly of Silverton. but for the pas
two years has made his home Ii
Salem. The young people are maxim,
their temporary home at 4S2 Soutl
High street. They plan to settle Ii
Salem permanently.
Miss Cornelia Marvin, sttae librar
ian, who recently returned from
trip in the Orient, addressed the spec
ial meeting of the Salem Women
club which was held in the CONNER
cial club this afternoon. Her exper
fences while in the Far East wer
recounted in Miss Marvin's inimitabl
style and the narration was Thorough
ly enjoyed by all the members VIII
were in attendance. Mrs. Zado
Riggs, progressive president of tn
club, presided at the meeting. Onl
one more meeting will be held befor
the adjournment for the summer.
Among the prominent women VIII
have been admitted to membershi
in the club during the winter are
Mrs. Ben w. Olcott, Mrs. Charlie
Powell, Mrs. Arthur Rain, Mrs. Floy
Utter, Mrs. Harry NJ. Hawkins, Mr.
II. Il. Case. Mrs. c. j. Greene, Mr.
! Homer Goulet, Miss Lena Belle Tai
E tar, Miss Ada Miller, Miss Ruth John
, Miss Dorothy Pearce, Miss Nicola,
and Miss Edith Hummell.
The Loyal Women's Glass of ii
First Christian church was splendid.
entertained last Thursday by MI
George Peed, at her home, $50 Mort
| Winter street. After a brief bushes
session the ladies were treated to SON
delightful instrumental selections |
! the hostess and everal enjoyab
e solos by Mrs. Styles, Including IL
n Marseillaise. An appetizing lunchec
served by the assisting hosesse
The assisting hostesses were Me
e rounded out a pleasant afternoo
o danes Styles, Ransom, Morefiel
Mcdonald and Cooley. The CUES
who attended were Mesdames Cas-
Nation, Whitney. Dorsey Clar
h WEIGH, Hunt, Steele, Mummy, Wilco
Eppley. McDaniels, olmstead. Aide
! in. Cernik, Brunk, Thomas Clar
Stanton. Hall, Clements, Richard
!, May, Noyes, Campbell, Remingt'
and Humphreys,
, "A Pioneers Dinner will be o
: of the great social features of the
, Grafton of Women's Clubs to be he
ennial convention of the General Re
e at Des Moines June 1928. The di
ner is scheduled for Saturday eve
g ing, June 10, and It will be one Of
e most interesting and inspiring fur
tions OF. the entire convention. for
6 Is, and has been for years. n Of I
red-lettetr events of every biennl
meeting Of the organization. Ev
n since the early days a special bsnqu
l. has been given to those pioneer W
men who caught the vision o fservi
through the great woman's eli
movement and have led in all 4
= great reforms which have brought