Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-26

Miss Parlow is appearing befor
oregon audiences on her transcon
tinental concert tour.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson an'
son David, are weekend guests IL
Portland.
DR.. and Mrs. James Lisle wht
have spent the winter in san deg
and other interesting places in Cal
fornia. are expected to return e
their home today.
Mrs. r. w. Hartman is expected
to return today, after week Wis
il with Mrs II. Yannke and Miss
GeneyieVe Yannke, VINO are spend
ing the school months at Grants
Pass. Miss Yannke is head of lhe
Spanish and English department IN
the high school of that city.
Mrs. J. A. Remington, accompah-
led by her son Fred, left toiay te
spend the weekend il Portland
The silver tea given by the lals
sionary society of the Leslie Meth
odist church was very Attractive
event OF Wednesday at the home O.
Mrs. Hattie Clutches on Mob Hllf
The rooms were attractiyely decor
ated with a profusion OF spriht
o. nj
Of the afternoon was an intorlna
address by Mrs. A. f. Mulligan
who spoke about the Work penn
conducted by the Deaconess train
ing hospital in San Francisco. MIS-
Vesta Mulligan, well Known Salen
Girl is taking a nurses course II
that hospital. The afternoon was
devoted to hemming towels for the
Mission schools. Tea was served b.
Mrs. Clutches assisted By Mrs Z
f. McIntire and Mrs. II. BoXrud'
The Little Light Bearers OF th'
first Methodist church were given
very delightful party this after
loon at the home of Mrs. A. A. Lee
IN state street. Invitations wer,
ssued to all mothers of the congre
iatiaon to bring their children o.
line years and under ana abou'
ieyenty youngsters responded by
)eing present between the hours o.
wo and four. "Curious Cradles II
different Lands was "A play pre-
iented by older members OF the
sunday school and 1t was received
With much appreciation by thos'
Who witnessed II. Another interest
ng feature of the afternoon wa
he hatchet hunt whicn was INT
means Of much merriment npon
the part of the youthful partici-
pants. Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served et two long
ables attractively decorated with
,atriotic coiors and emblems. The
;uccess Of the entertainment was
iue to the efforts OF Mrs. c. c. Col
veil. Mrs. Roscoe Van Orsdol. Mrs.
Aubrey Clarke, Mrs. Elizabeth Mer-
III, Mrs. Paul Hauser and Mrs. W.
.. Young.
Mrs. Cora Hulk and j. f. Scott
were quietly married last Sunday IN
Washington.
Mrs. ]. w. Jones has returned
from a brief business trip to Eu-
gene.
La Area needlework and social
club was entertained on Monday
night by Miss Pearl Collins OF IN"
Y. VIC. A. Besides club members
Mrs. Margaret Montgomery am
Mrs. Sibbie Christensen were in
vited to enjoy the evening.
An open meeting was held on
Thursday evening for the enjoy
ment of the Artisans and their
friends. II. 4. Hudson of Portland
supreme master Artisan was the
main speaker upon the program
John Hudson of Portland gave
several very fine vocal solos, and
Miss Gertrude Aldrich, talented
salem girl sang group or songs
n her usual pleasing way. The
II. N. Aldrich gave two
-eadings which brought much ap-
probation from the audience.
Homemade candy and punch was
,old by members of the Cadet team
md the grab bag" afforded much
to all.
Mrs. Walter Kirk entertained in
on Monday afternoon hon
bring her mother Mrs. ]. B. Howe
II Brownsville. Needlework formed
he main interest for the afternoon
lntil the arrival of the tea hour
vhen dainty repast was served.
rhose who were invited to meet the
,uest of honor were Mesdames c.
B. webb. Frank Meyers. Armia
steiner, c. T.. Farmer, Pauline
Ioffe. u. A. Skelley, Walter Bueh-
Ter and John Kirk.
Members OF the Salem minister
al association and their wives will
,njoy their monthly luncheon ati
loon Monday at the Cottage street
Evangelical church. The Reverend
md Mrs. s. S. Mumey will be host
md hostess upon this occasion and
N members are cordially invited
o be present.
The Nancy Hank Lincoln Moth
RS club will hold its regular meet
ng Monday at Mckinley school.
diss Bertha Davis a leader OF the
}. A. {. vocational extension work
VIII deliver an Interesting address
o the mothers. Miss Davis is at
empting TO establish sewing classes
mong adults OF the community and
Ier talk will be principally upon
his subject. Mrs. la MOine Clark
rili give an address upon George
and the Reverend
ames Eivin will chose for his
heme. Boys" Additional numbers
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