Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-29
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smoke to the women of the city in the
FIRST Congregational church, of her
vastly interesting experiences in India
Previous to her appearance at the
church, Miss Hill was guest of honor
at prettiIy arranged luncheon in the
Y. w. c. A. rooms on North Liberty
street. The table was centered with
bowl of lovely lavandar chrysanthe-
mums and covers were laid for Miss
Hill. Miss Hammerly, Mrs. F. A. Ell
lott, Mrs A. N. Bush, Mrs. Charles A
Park, Mrs. William Kirk. Mrs P. E.
Graber, Mrs H. c. Epley, Mrs. H. S.
Gle. Mrs A. F. Marcus, Mrs. James
Elvin, Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney, Mrs. W.
C. Kantner, Mrs w. w. Edmond, Miss
Nina McNary and Miss Fake, club Sec
xetary-
One of the most pleasant Thanks
giving gatherings in the city was the
one at the Court Street Christian
church, when SO or so members of the
congregation met for a festive cele-
Z bratjon of the feast day. A Thanks
n giving sermon was preached by the
Dastor, Reverend r. L. Putnam at IL
O'Clock, and a sumptuous dinner fol-
lowed, served in the assembly room.
A gay array of variegated flowers
ornamented the Tong tables upon
which the feast was apread and the
repast was followed by pleasant
social hour Prayer service at three
o'clock, augmented by special music,
culminated the days enjoyment.
A quiet home Wedding of Novem-
her % was that of Miss Mary Long
and John MCGEE. The ceremony was
read by Reverend Leland w. Porter,
at the home of the brides brother
DIR. and Mrs. Will j. Thompson, of
the Court Apartments. After the
ceremony dinner was served to few
friends and relatives, the table decor
.ations being prettily carried out with
an old rose color scheme. Mr.. and
Mrs MCGEE will make their future
home in Portland.
The Dutch Treat club were guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs B. Z.
Miles last Monday evening. Seasons
flowers were used in abundance
around the spacious rooms and de-
Iiehtful informal evening was spent
The guest list included DR.. and Mrs.
r. T.. Sleeves, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
I,eggc, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. r. A. Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs
George H. Alden and Mrs. w. G. AL
len.
Tho fourth anniversary of the or
eapization Of Chemeketa chapter Dau-
e,b.ers of the American Revolution
WAS celebrated recently, when Mrs. =.
C. Clark and Miss Edith Benedict were
Joint hostesses at meeting OF the
chapter. The business session was Ia
!, ken I'D chiefly with discussion ol
the tonic "Americanization' Wnlch
has been chosen as the subject OF prac-
tice for the present year. pretty
birthday cake with red, white ana
I.Jue candles was special feature %
the delicious refreshments which loi'
lowed the afternoons business meet
;ng and was cut by Mrs. seymour
Tones. regent of the chapter. Mrs. Y.
e. Clarke presided at the urn.
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centered the handsomely appointed
table over which Mrs. P. +. Fullerton
presided Thursday, when she enter
tanned q cOterie of friends at sull-
IA ptuOus Thanksgiving dinner oraise
shaded candles assisted in carrying out
the pretty golden color scheme, ana
added their CHEEKY glow to the happy
event In the living room ART paskeLs
of marigolds were used to advantage
in enhancing the motif Covers at the
tables were laid for Mrs. Nj. F. Hull,
of Newport, Mrs. Emma Young, OF
Spokane, Mr. and Mrs Fillmore Ty-
rell, OF Brooks Mrs Charles Burtnett,
Mrs. Ada Petrum and sons Merle and
Donald. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Burnside,
and children, Gladys, Edward and
Clara Belle. and Mr., and Mrs, P. II.
Fullerton.
A cabIegram has been received by
the National Young Women's Chris
tian association, announcing the safe
carnival in Colombo, India, of Miss Eli
-Szabeth Wilson, formerly head of the
secretarial department of the Y. w.
G. A, Miss Stephenia Hartwell, OF
Montclair, N. ]. and Miss Margaret
Weir. of Oakland, Calf, all of whom
left New Yorak City recently for the
far country. Miss Wilson and her he'll
Ders went over to establish a Y. w. c.
A. in India for native workers. Miss
Weir and Miss Hartwell have gone Cd
to Bombay while Miss Wilson is re-
manning for a while in Colombo. Miss
Hartwell is dietitian and was head OF
large war time cafeteria for the Y.
w. c. A. in Washington, d. G. when
the association in that city helped to
feed the thousands Of women war
workers.
Serving as a pretty little social COM
plisnent to his two little nephews,
Charles Kay and Robert Bishop, of
pendleton, who are spending the
thanksgiving holidays in Salem as the
guest of their grandmother, Mrs G. ID
Gabrielson. Carl Gabrielson entertain
ed coterie of young bellies and beaux
with charming party Tuesday after
noon. Christmas atmosphere We'd for
the honors of the occasion with the
Thanksgiving season in the dainty dec
orations and delicious refreshments.
Mrs Cabriefson and James Young as