Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-27

gay ribbon streamers reached to the
places OF the guests. bearing dainty
place cards. At the other end of the
streamers pretti1y wrapped gifts served
as factors. Guests at the delightful
affair were Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Full
lerton, MFR. and Mrs. Lee Garfield. Mr..
and Mrs. Linn Gleason. Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Daue. Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Know
land. Lester Davis, Mrs. Ada Petrum
and DR.. and Mrs o. A. Olson. The
dinner was a surprise IN honor of the
anniversary Of the doctOrs birthday.
A few friends gathered at the home
of Miss Opal Lucas, las Miller street,
Saturday December 20 to celebrate
the goth anniversary of her birthday.
THE afternoon was enjoyably spent in
lplaying various games. Christmas de-
lcorations were used. The table was
lcentered with tiny Christmas tree
| from which extended red and green
ribbon streamers. at the end of each
/ was q place card bearing the name of
leach guest A delightful lunch was
served. the birthday cake being beau
tifully adroned with twelve lighted
candles The guests were Myrtelle
IShipp, Mildred Alderman, Roberta
Hansen, Alberta Bohrnstedt, Bonnie
Lee Davenport, Mary Allen, Mary Kit
llinger, Winnifred Lucas and Opal Lu-
cas-.
Miss Pauline Knowland was guest or
Ihnnnf a 4
Saturday afternoon, celebrating the
18th anniversary of her birthday
Christmas decorations were appropria-
tely used, a miniature Christmas tree
being the principal feature Of them.
Games were played during the after
noon, pleasantly interrupted by visit
from Santa Claus. A birthday cake
with thirteen lighted candles centered
the pretty table at which a dainty re-
past was seYed. The guest list includ-
ed Ariel Gilbert Ira Page, Clara How.
ard, Mary McKinnon, Virginia Dorcas,
Genevieve Barber, Genevieve Camp !
bell, Doris Nye, Madeline Brown NARY
Drager, Pauline Knowland.
Christmas cheer prevailed at the
prettily appointed lucheon given bythe
members of the Sweet Brian club oyerI
which Miss Nellie Taylor presided at
her home on Wallace Road Tuesday
afternoon. Mistletoe was used in ar
tistic abundance in the decorative
schem and Christmas tree well laden /
with gifts, was the principal attrac-
tlons. The entire afternoon program
was carried out with finesse that he
spoke the conscientious and able work /
or the officers of the club, Mrs. CsiAn /
ADAMS president. and Mrs. A. L. Stef-
ner secretary. ~. II
Among the numerous dinner parties
IN honor of Christmas Day, none were
prettier in dts lovely appointmenfs
lhan that over which DIR. and Mrss-R'
y. Lee Steiner presided at their beaaai-
liIui nome on Center street. An Art K
basket OF variegated euletide flaHal \
emblems centered the table at wlSkb
covers were laid for Mr.. and MN
wafer Denton, Mr.. and rms, MilfSnn'l
!. Meyers. Mrs. Earl Flegel, Mr.. aNd
Mrs. Dan j. Fry, .Jr., Mr.. and Mrs NJ
!. kerron, Of Portland and the erari-
'us host and hostess. @ +
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4nIs w Selee entertained With
christmas dinner at her home an
ianscn avenue, Thursday Decorations
appropriate to the occasion were usedl
2 advantage in the appointments ofs
ne rooms Guests beside the famiIv
we're H. O. Moody of Portland. Miss
and Mrs. N. T.. HellyeI of1
aiem. After dinner presents were dis
ripu.eu r"u 20 the guests by Ellen June
nd Uncle" Henry Moody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mahan Of Epga,a
lre spending the holidays with MI
parents. Mr.. and RMS. William
lohmond, on South High street. Nj
|. y fieid manager Of the Fruit
irowers association at Eugene