Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-05
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with greater understanding and apps--
citation. The education department Of
the General Federation Of Women's
clubs is making an active campaign TO
make the kindergarten possibility a
reality in all country communities. and
it is FOR this reason that the speciai
program and conferences will be held
at the convention.
/ Artistic vases OF vari-eOlored flowers
were used as the decorations at the
lovely E. T. Busselle reidence Friday
afternoon, when the Daughters of the
veterans held silver tea. An after
. noon Of music and social converse
was passed and the guests were re-
called with a short but beautifully
rendered program. Mrs. F. l. Waters
'graciously consented 10 render a num-
Der Of lovely vocal solos and her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth pleased the
assembly with a pretty solo dance.
Fortune telling concluded the after
moons progra mof entertainment. a
delicious cafeteria lunch was served,
during which Mrs. H. H. Corey, Mrs.
Wright and Mrs. Fred Cooke assist
ed at the table.
A number of additional guests were
present, each Daughter having been
asked to bring a friend. The commit
tee in charge of the afternoon. who
share honors with the hostess for max
ing it such a complete success was
composed of Mrs. T. W. Davies. Mrs.
Ben F. West, Mrs H. Fl Corey ana
Mrs f L Waters
The Woman's Missionary society of
the First Congregational church met
Friday afternoon at the home of rAIs.
L. Olson ,1490 Mccoy street. Hostesses
for the meeting were Mrs. II. w. Elg,n
Mrs. George Bayne and rMs. Olson. A
comparatively large number of men,
bers was In attendance, and the regu-
lar business meeting of the organiza-
tion was followed by social hour.
The silver wedding anniversary of
Mr. and RMS. George l.. Cummings was
celebrated last week at their home,
1895 North 4th street. The affair was
In the manner Of surprise to the
guests Of honor, who had been given
no inkling Of the intentions of their
friends to celebrate the occasion. viii
liam L. Cummings, brother of Mr.
Cummings, was host in the afternoon
for dinner in their honor ,and w. A.
Cummings entertained them with an
automobile sight seeing ride later in
the day Upon arriving home they
found the house beautifully decorated
with a wealth Of snowballs, sweet peas
and rose buds, and lit with a myriad
Of gayly colored lights Thirty friends
were waiting to greet them. A pleasant
evening of social converse was spent,
and a delicious lunch eliminated the
days enjoyment The honor guests
were presented with a dozen beautiful
silver spoons In honor of the occasion
Mr. and Mrs. Cummings were mar
ried IN Northfield, Wisconsin, twenty
five years ago. Three years ago they
came to Salem from North Dakota,
and have resided at their present home
since that time. They have host Oh |
friends and have identified themselves |
with community affairs in the North
Salem district since their arrival in the /
Capital city.
Endorsement of the Intermountain
and Coast Federation OF Women
clubs, which was held in Enterprise
his week, Mrg. William Everett Anaer-
son one of the most active members OF
.he locd club, was delegate to the
state convention from the Capital city.
Oregon, Washington. California, Utah
Montana, Idaho, Nevada, wyoming,
New Mexico, and Arizona. will be in
'luded in the new federation, the OBJ
iect of which will be to assist in ev-
Fry possible way in the development
md improvement of the states. Clubs
throughout the entire state were rep
resented at the meeting. over whrcn
Mrs Ida Callahan. state president pre-
sided,
Pupils of Mrs Cora Hendry delight |
ID large audience Tuesday evening.
with a well rendered and much APP