Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-21

Most enthusiastic appreciation was
accorded Mrs. Oscar GiHgrich, who ap-
peared to exceptional advantage in her
Indian pantomime numbers, which
we're featured on the program given
at the regular monthly social meeting
of the Eastern Star Tuesday night at
their lodge rooms. Mrs. Gingrieh s
work, which is of most original and
artistic nature is rapidly growing in
favor among her Salem audiences, and
her selections Tuesday night gave rise
to insistent encore. She was synipathet-
ally accompanied by Miss Ruth Bed
ford. A clever Christmas recitation by
little Miss Eleanor Wright was also a
pleasing feature of the program. fhe
evenings festivities closed with dane
ing.
Christmas decorations, employing the
gala Yuletide wreaths, were in gay ev-
idence. Indian blankets were appropri-
ately draped about the platform and ef-
fectively arranged in the hall.
A buffet supper was served the
guests, the large table being centered
with huge baskets of ruddy apples, the
handles of which were entwined with
holly. Smah sprigs Of holly were also
pinned on the guests as they entered
the door, by two of the lodge members.
The committee in charge of the ar
rangements numbered Mrs. l.. Wise,
chairman; Mrs. w. ii. Steusloff, Mrs.
j. w. Naruny.
A large circle of college friends will
be clad to hear that Miss Rosamond
Gilbert, member of the faculty OF the
high school at Lakeview, Oregon, is re-
covering from a prolonged attack OF
influenza. Miss Gilbert is graduate
of Willamette university and numbers
many acquaintance in Salem, having
taken leading part in college activl-
ties while at Willamette.
Her mother, Mrs. Philip Gilbert, Will
entertain as her house guest during
Christmas week, Miss Mildred john
son, a student at the Oregon Agricul-
tural college. Miss Johnson attended
Willamette university last year, max
inc her home with Mrs. Gilbert during
the semester. She is originally from
Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rodgers Of As
toria are expected to arrive in Salem
tomorrow 10 share the festivities OF
Christmas week with their host OF
friends in the city,
Miss Irene Curtiss was among the
o. A. G. girls returning to Salem today
to spend the vacation week with her
mother, Mrs. L. G. Curtiss.
Mrs. T. G. Smith will have as guests
next week, her mother, Mrs. M. A..
Goff, and her sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Howard Drake, of Port
land.
Mrs. John Lewis Hunt and Mrs An.
ma Read of Portland will be entertain
ed over Christmas as the guests of Mrs.
U. P. Hoff.
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