Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-26

Frank Meyers, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
min Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs. C, B.
Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kirk
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gallo
way.
Mrs. James Linn was a Port
land visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Elliott left
Ito make their home in Portland
during the summer months.
The high school corps of girl
reserves have extended their hos
pitality to the Woodburn girl
reserves who are spending the
week end in Salem. Guests from
{ Woodburn who arrived today are
the Misses Catherine Further,
Opal Sim, Joyce Often, Grace
Whitman, Eva Wooster, Myrtle
Klamp, Elma Limbeck, Hattie
Sayre, Margaret Hall, Violet OIL
sen and Louise Sharp.
Last evening a delightfully."- in
formal party was given for the
visitors at the home of Miss jose
phine Bross.
Today's program began at ten
O'Clock at the Y. w. C. A. where
a conversational meeting was held
by the following well known wo-
men, Miss Godsey, county health
nurse, spoke concerning physical
welfare; Mrs. Alice II. lbodd'
chose for her subject, Etiquettes
DR.. Mary Rowland discussed the
medical profession, Mrs. William
Fleming spoke upon teaching as
vocation, Miss Laura Hammer
compared the advantages Of
French and American girls and
Mrs. Monroe Gilbert gave an adj
dress upon art.
At noon the guests were enter.
tanned at luncheon at the Y. w.
G. A.
This afternoon a hike upon Sa-
lem Heights is planned, featuring
a picnic supper and this evening
the visitors will be guests of hon
or at line party at the Oregon
theater.
Mrs. S. E. Edwards and Miss
Lucy Roach were Portland visits
Ors during a portion of the week.
~"sse
Invitations have been issued
for an Easter breakfast TO be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Skel-
ly Sunday morning.
Out of town guests coming here
for the ceremony attending the
institution of Willamette U. D.
White Shrine of Jerusalem, who
remained over as the guests of
friends were, Mrs. A. l.. johnson
of Newport, Mrs. Nell Riddle of
Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Poor
man and Mrs. Frank Settlemier
of Woodburn, Mr.. and Mrs. Alon-
"a Speer and Mrs. Sherman Swank
of Aumsville, and Mrs. David
Looney, Mrs. Fac Palmer Smith
and Mrs. Byron Herrick of JET
ferson.
Monday will be Visiting day"
for members of the Nancy Hank
Lincoln mothers club and all
members are invited to take this
opportunity of calling at the
school during the afternoon. At
three o'clock the regular meeting
of the club will be called. A spe-
cial feature upon the program
will be an address by Miss Grace
Taylor dealing with the main
points concerning tie health cru
sade which is being conducted in
the public schools. Tea will be
served at the close of the meet
ing.
Mrs. F. A. Elliott returned to
Salem Thursday after enjoying a
months visit in Portland.
Word has been received by Sa-
lem friends of the marriage Of
Holly E. Bum TO Miss Bonnie
Archer of Portland, the event hav-
ing been sOlemnized Sunday,
20. Only immediate rela-
tives were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bum will be at home to their
friends in Portland at the Al+
mira apartments. ~
A very interesting eXhibition
of facsimile reproductions Of the
work Of American artists win cal
forth a large assembly Monday to
the Monroe Gilbert studio and
,raftshop. During the war little
was done in America in the way u
,oIor reproducing, but now that
Ives have been perfected the
work has been carried on by Am
srican companies. These faesimileS
-spresent only the works Of the
best artists and all persons who
IRE interested IN art ars invited
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