THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1922 '
Society and Club News
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAGE THREE
Edited by
ADELAIDE V. LAKH
Telephone 82
Date With
Lindsay Is
Postponed
Miss Bayne Becomes
Honorary Fraternity Member
"ibsuu Agricultural College,
v-mvBma, jj-BD. z. Misa Mary
Elizabeth Bayne of Salem was
one of six co-eds Initiated Into
iua rsi nappa. This organlza.
tlon ia a national honorary phya.
..vawuii iiaiurnuy ror HQ-
, . f Auer lne initiation a dln-
Vacnei - ner was given the girls in the
lean poei, n" " conege tea room.
uu t ------? .-- ' 7 """atea were Miss
ruary "".uayne; Josephine Goldstaub,
..liraraltv will hp llTinhlA Tin- 1 - j . .
lameue uui.w-..,, - 4uli.iaiiu; Baiiy Wlnlger, Los An
to come, ati.Uiu.i.6 , BeJes; jMith Weed, Beaverton-
reemveu , , ' weea, Marcola; Mar
paiiunzio, who made all arrange- garet Sullivan, Portland
ments (or the appearance. The!. Mary Bayne is a Junior In vo.
message came from Mr. Lindsay's eatlonal education and is a popu.
manager and explains that the ar student at Oregon Agricultur-
. n-n ImmcilitifAlv in a l -n ,
poet ni"l tunege. sne is a member of
mother, wno is cuiibiubibu BBuuuB- Ltena Delta Delta sorority
ly 111 In Illinois. . j
The wire reads, "Vachel Lind- Girls of Class
say'B aged mother Is seriously ill. To Entertain Boys
He starts immediately for home. Girls of Mrs. Ralph White's
Tremendously sorry and urge dancing class will entertain the
postponement of engagement one boys of the class at a dancing
year, at Mr. Lindsay's own sug- party on the first Saturday of
gestlon." Mr. Lindsay was in Cal- each month. The first of the par
lfornia yesterday. On Friday he ties will be given Saturday, Feb
was to appear in Portland and ruary 4. The regular class sched
other Oregon dates included the ule is not being maintained dur
Universlty of Oregon. ing preparations for the spring
All engagements will have to be ' recital, "A Night In Fairyland" to
levered. Salem people are losing be given by Mrs. White's pupils
a treat, for it was considered that
this engagement was one of the
biggest things to come to this city
this season. Mr. Lindsay is recog
nized as America's foremost cur
rent poet. Although Salem peo
ple will be disappointed In this
snnouncoment, It is realized that
the situation could not have been
eontroled in any way toy Willam
Ctte university.
Woman's Alliance
To Meet Tomorrow
The Woman's Alliance of
the
Salem People
Visit in Portland
Mrs. W. J. Thompson and
daughter, Lucilc, are visiting this
week in Portland.
some time in April. Proceeds from
the recital are to go for a chart
table cause.
Mrs. Poisal Has
Bridge Club Party
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Poisal were
hosts on Saturday night for mem
bers of the Monday Bridge cluh
and their husbands. The evening
was spent in playing five hundred.
High score was won by Mrs.
James Lewis and Arthur Moore.
In addition to members and their
nusDanas, the following guests
Unitarian church will be enter-jwere present: Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
talned tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 by Mrs. G. Steiner at the res
idence of Mrs. Milton L. Meyers,
1055 Court street.
Wain, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Craig,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Eller, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Shafer, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar McClellan. ,
Make Trip
To Portland
Mrs. F. P. Talkington and Mrs.
Lillian Hartshorn are spending a
few days In Portland.
Salem Girls
To Attend Concert
Miss Grace Babcock, Miss Julia
Webster, Miss Bertha Broyles and
Miss Georgie Broyles left today
lor Portland to attend the Alma
Cluck concert to be given tonight
In the auditorium.
Return from
Irii) to Cos st
Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Steeves re
turned on Monday from a motor
trip to Seaside. While there they
stayed at their cottage, Steeves
Cote.
Sweet Briar Club
Entertained Yesterday
Members of the Sweet Briar
club, a Wallace road organization,
enjoyed a pleasant afternoon yes
terday at the home of Mrs. W. C
Franklin. Mrs. William Patrick
was a guest. Reading of the life
of McLaughlin, of old Oregon,
study taken up for the winter, was
continued. Oregon poetry was al
so read. Refreshments were serv
ed by the hostess. The society will
meet again in two weeks with
Mrs. James Imlah.
$1,500,000 Necklace Dodge Gift to Wife
1
Of Interest To Women
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Hfon A mi.
"ua inompson Dodge, of Detroit, is the owner of the fa
mous pearl necklace valued at $1,500,000 and once owned, it la
claimed, by Catherine II of Russia. It was presented to Mrs. Dodge
a luum-mmionaire husband juBt before his death. Mrs. J. H.
R. Cromwell, onlx daughter of Mrs. Dodge, no doubt will be a fre
quent wearer of the rare Jewels.
After Dance Sinner
Is Sponsored Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fitch and
Mr. and Mrs. Reese Anderson en
tertained on Tuesday evening at
an after the dance dinner follow
ing the Cherry City club stepping
party of that night. They gather
ed at the Anderson residence
where decorations were done en
tirely in yellow.
Those included for dinner were
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mlnto, Mr.
and Mrs. Lon Wain, Mr. and Mrs.
Dudley Purvlne, Mr. and Mrs.
John Craig, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Poisal, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lee,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Looney, Mr.
and Mrs. James Lewis, Mr. and
Mrs. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs.
Fitch.
Congregational Society
Scheduled for Tomorrow
The Missionary ociety of the
First Congregational church will
be entertained tomorrow after
noon at 2:30 by Mrs. Fred Steus
loff at her home. Assistant host
esses will be Mrs. W. I. Staley and
Mrs. John Farrar. The program is
to be the "work of the American
Board in Costume."
Oregon Awarded
$1,311,000 For
Forest Highways
Mrs. Hoffman
Visits Daughter
Mrs. A. G. Hoffman, of Forest
Grove, Is visiting for several days
In Salem with her daughter,
Aleen, of Lausanne hall.
Miss Eljrin v
Burner Hostess
Miss Florence Elgin entertain
ed last night with dinner at her
residence, 246 South Cottage.
Mrs, McCammon
Hostess for Club
jurs. iugn jvicuammon was
hostess yesterday for her bridge
club which she entertained at
her home. Guests came at one
o'clock for luncheon. Cut flowers
were used in decoration. Addition
al guests were Mrs. John Carson,
Jr., Mrs. Raymond Walsh, Mrs.
Paul Hendricks and Miss Eliza
beth Lord. The society will meet
again in two weeks with Mrs.
Keith Powell.
Dr. H. E. Gregory, professor of
leology at Yale university, is at
Eugene to interest the University
o! Oregon in problems of the Fa-.eilic.
American Lepon
Auxiliary Will Meet
The American Legion auxiliary
had Its first executive committee
meeting of the current year Mon
day afternoon at the studio of
Miss Rosamond Walton. They
made plans for the February meet
ing of the auxiliary to be held
Tuesday evening, February 7,
when business and a social time
will be combined. There will be a
program of music and dramatic
numbers. Refreshments will be
served.
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Fifteen million dollars has besn
apportioned by the Secretary of
Agriculture among the 27 states,
Alaska, and Porto. Rico in which
National Forests are located for
the construction of road3 and
trails.
Of this amount Oregon will re
ceive $1,875,644, Washington will
$1,311,022 and Alaska Is allotted
$1,020,493. In totals allowed
for all National Forest States,
Oregon ranks third, Washington
fifth and Alaska is in seventh
place; Idaho leading, with Cali
fornia second and Montana and
Colorado in fourth and sixth places.
Shrine Club
Has Party Tonight
The Shrine club will hold an
old fashioned box Boclal tonight
at the Shrine mosque. Boxes will
be auctioned off and proceeds will
go toward sending the Shrine pa
trol to San Francisco in the spring
There will be dancing and other
features at tonight's affair.
Mrs. Prunk
Is -Hostess
For Party
Mrs. W. H. Prunk was a very
charming hostess last night at a
shower complimenting Mrs. W. A.
Johnson, when friends of both la
dies met at the Prunk residence.
Decorations of pussy willows and
pink carnations were very effect
ive. The evening was spent pleas
antly with Bewing and music and
at the proper time lunch was
served 'by Mrs. Prunk assisted by
Mrs. John Brophy.
Those Included for the evening
were Mrs. A. Johnson, Mrs.
Lin Smith, Mrs. Ralph Glover,
Mrs. John Brophy, Miss Rose
Amort, Mrs. R. W. Lewis, Mrs.
Chalmer George, Mrs. Roy Bo
hannan, Mrs, Ralph White, Miss
Margaret White, Mts. Meier, Mrs.
Victor McKenzle, Miss Inez Fitts,
Miss Lela Johnson, Mra. W. B.
Johnson and Mrs. Prunk.
Mrs. Haeerdorn
Wednesday Hostess
The Security Benefit associa
tion "s ladies club met with Mrs.
William Hagerdorn on vednesday
afternoon when a prize sewing
contest was the pastime. The first
prize was won by Mrs. Campbell
and second by Mrs. Schellburg.
Refreshments were served. The
club will meet again in two weeks
with Mrs. W. G. Morehouse on
South Commercial street.
Mrs. MoConnick
Has Mission Society ' .
Mrs. J. G. McCormick, at Kim
ball School of Theology, enter
tained yesterday the Woman's
Home Missionary society of the
First Methodist church. Mrs. W.
T. Kirk read the lesson and Mrs.
Charles Maxwell sang.
P. E. 0. Is
Meeting Today
P. El. O. sisterhood is meeting
this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. 0. E. Price. Mrs. Mary K.
Logan, of Portland, state organiz
er, is present for the meeting.
Mrs. F. W. Selee Is reading a pa
per on clolsne pottery,
Mrs. Arthur Cook
To Sing at Recital
Mrs. Arthur Cook, Portland
soprano, will sing hers Sunday,
February 12, at the fourth Sun
day organ recital sponsored by
Salem district State Music Teach
ers' association. Luclen Becker
will be presented at the organ.
Liquid Borozone is an efficient
healing remedy for human or ani
mal flesh. It mends a severe
wound, sore, cut or scratch In the
shortest possible time. Price 30c,
60c and $1.20. Sold by Dan'l J.
Fry. (adv)
Dakota People
Visit Friends Here , -
Dr. and Mrs. Monroe R. Karter
man, of North Dakota, left on
Tuesday following a visit of sev
eral days at the R. B. Fleming
residence. They are friends of
both Mrs. Fleming and her fath
er, G. W. Maurer, who lives with
her.
Miss Bliss Here
In Interest of Missions
Miss May C. Bliss, of Portland,
Woman's home missionary secre
tary of the Methodist church, is
spending several days here on business.
Make Trip
To Independence
Mrs. Fred Stewart and her
brother in law, Gus Stewart, of
Maine,, spent yesterday in Inde
pendence visiting with friends.
Will Hear Gluck
In Portland Tonight
Mrs. O. J. Schei is in Portland
today and will remain over to
night to hear Alma Gluck at the
Portland auditorium.
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