Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-09

uduus
Honoring Mrs. A. M. Crawford,
Of Portland, who has spent the
past week visiting in this city
Mrs. F. s: Stewart entertained
today at one o'clock with lunch
! con for six. A few of Mrs. Craw-
ford's most intimate friends were
invited for this affair. Following
luncheon the time was spent in
visiting until Mrs. Crawford de-
parted at an early hour for Port
land.
Members of the Thursday club
will meet on Thursday afternoon
Of this week at the home of Mrs.
! G. K. Spaulding.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Busselle on Thursday
were Mrs. D. G. Burns, of Port
land, and two carloads of friends
from Winnipeg, British Columbia
and Detroit, Michigan. They
spent the day in Salem, returning
to Portland in the evening.
Ten women of Salem returned
last night from Dallas, where they
spent two days at the meeting of
the Willamette Presbytery at that
place. Some of the speakers at
the meeting were Miss Louise Lee,
who is home on furlough from
Sahtegahr, India; Mrs. Fletcher
Linn, Of Portland, synodical presi-
dent; and Miss Helen Dingman,
director of community work
among the southern mountain
GERS. Miss Dingman is visiting
friends in Salem over the week
end. Salem women who attended
the Presbytery meeting are Mrs.
7 G. P. Bishop, Mrs. Charles Clark,
Mrs. Robert Eakin, Mrs. d, p.
Junk, Mrs. L. G. Altman, Mrs. S.
5. Blair, Mrs. j. J. Num-, Mrs,
Roy Klein, Mrs. w. w. Emmons
and Miss Case.
DR.. y. e. Fisher was host for
about IA of his friends at a 7
course turkey dinner Wednesday
evening at o'clock, in the pri-
vate dining room of the Hotel
Marion. This occasion marked the
third annual banquet which Or.
Fisher has given to his Salem
friends on the anniversary of his
college graduation 20 years ago.
E. W. Hazard acted as toastmas-
ter and called upon a number of
the guests for impromptu toasts
on humorous and serious subjects.
Among those present were e. w.
Hazard, w. e. Benton, David
Eyre, H. D, Patton, DR.. W. H..
Byrd, DR.. l.. f. Griffith, Or. G. r..
Prime, DR.. r. Cartwright, f. c..
Patton, August Huckestein, Carl
Webb, A. A. II, Fisher, and Dr.
Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas w. Hol-
man, formerly of this city, are
ppur I,o.toJ Of Ganrap,ontn Cali
fornia, where Mr.. Holman has
taken a position with the Stand
ard Oil company. This news was
contained in a letter received yes
terday by Mrs, j. C. Berkler, Mrs.
Holman's mother.
DR., II. p. Packard, M. D., of
Urumia, Persia, who is scheduled
to speak on Monday afternoon at
2:30 at the Presbyterian church,
is the man concerning whom so
many newspaper stories were writ
ten at the time of a bitter attack
from the Kurds, natives of Persia,
who perpetrated a massacre upon
the hospital and the refugees DR..
Packard was protecting there.
Quick Of thought, he wrapped
himself in the American flag and
demanded protection in the name
of the United States, BY this act
he saved the lives of many people
DR.. Packard is making this tour
speaking before colleges and or
Of business men, and
he is brought to Salem under the
auspices Of the INSTRUMENTATION
la Woman's missionary society, of
this city. He has many interest
ing, first-hand stories to tell OF
the coming and going of armies
during the period of the war.
Mrs. Warren +. Powers, former
ly Miss Mabel Smith, of this city,
with her small son, Jack, is visit
ing in Salem at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Smith. |
Mrs. Powers. whose home is in Sc
attle, has been III, and her mother
brought her TO Salem a week ago. |
The announcement has been
made that G chapter of P. f. O.. |
1f Salem, has been chosen to put
on the work Of the order at the
state convention OF the fraternity /
10 be held In Woodburn in May. |
AZ the chapter meeting held on
Thursday afternoon at the home
)f Mrs. b. J. Miles, Mrs. Lena
)dell, state organizer, was present .
20 inspect the chapter and to give
assistance in preparing for the
Of the team in MAY. 1t
S considered O great honor to the
'hapter to be chosen to put on the
work. Il has also been announced
hat the supreme CHAPTER of p