Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-20

HlaA<AD0E OF the storm all puDll
n and lodge meetings, club gather
iags and some entertainment
have been postponed. Some of then
have been abandoned entirely; other,
have been held up indefinitely.
AT least a score Of meetings, private
and otherwise, have been postponed
because Of inability of those who would
attend to come through the snow-fillet
streets 70 them. Some Of the gather,
ings intel ferred with are:
Salem Women's club, Dec. IS, tc
january.
4 st. PanIs Bazaar -indefinite.
Womos's Missionary Circle of the
First Baptist church, indefinite.
Salcm0. A. g. club, Dec. IL to Dec
Is
Iasoa Lee church entertainment
indefinite
Raectioa OF Commercial club direc-
tors, indefinite.
Canton Post. No. II. meeting. inde-
finite
Meas club. First Baptist church, in
definitc.
w. 9. I. U. meeting, Dec. 16 to Dec.
81.
Busiucss Mems league, Dec. II. to
january 21.
Bff-Ball club. Y. M. 9. A. indefi-
mite.
High school play. indefinite.
Women $ Missionary society, United
Evangelical church, Dec. 1871.
Baby clinic, Dec. Is to Jan. 1.
Forrestcrs OF America, Dec. 8 to Dec.
~.
Juvenile Dancing class. Mrs. Ralph
White. Dec. 1 8 to Dec. 20.
Tuesday Musical club, indefinite.
The social activities Of the week OPP
ened with delightfully."- informal dane
ing party at the Cotillion hall, Monday
night for which the Misses vesta Smith
and Dorothy Chambers were joint hos
tesses The hall was beautifully dec
grated with boughs, wreaths and holi-
day ribbons. and a yule-tide spirit pre-
vailed throughout the evening. Music
was furnished by the Revelation or
chestra, composed Of piano, Har-
sey Parker: saxophone. Mr.. Hauser;
xylopd ne Dave Talmadge; Banjo,
Mr.. Ricketts,; and Drums, Art Laflar.
Following the dance the hostesses
entertained their guests with lunch
con at the Gfay-Belle. About sew
enty-five members OF the younger set
enjoyed the hospitality Of Miss smith
and Miss Chambers.
Ths home Of senator A. M. LaFii-
lett, 1858 Chemeketa street, was the
scene OF a joyful gathering FRIDAY
Decembel 10. when q host OF frienos
and relatives surprised him on the
18TH anniversary OF his birthday IL
was also the first anniversary OF tne
senator's youngest grandchild, NAL
xaret Rose, daughter of Mr. and MIS-.
Charles LaFoIlett. Of Cornelius. ana
The little lady shared the honors with
her grandsIre Each guest brought
ven filled basket Of delicacies, and
sampt0us dinner was one OF tne
Principal features Of the celebration.
me table was appropriately centereo
With = large angel food cake upon
which were rs lighted candles, wn,le
reside Il, claiming the attention OF tne
soests was miniature reproduction
6 Il, with . single capdle, for little |
Margaret Rose.s
AmoLr those present were Joseph
" LaFollett and family OF salem'
Route D. Perry L. LaFollett OF Cor
neIius. Clyde M. LaFollett Of Wheat
iand: narlea Il. LaFoiIett Of Salem;
Ar. and Mrs J. w. LaFollett OF Port
and: Mr.. and Mrs. e B. Tarc'etf OF
Portland. n. g. Tiiden Of silverton:
Ar. and 1krs william Cherrirgton %
halem: reverend and RMS @. l. Low
sH Of Salem: Mrs Ellen E. Aspinwaii OF
Ealesn.
Con rlunity singing has come to play
saeh a large part in the program .,
he foc.s T. w. c. AS that the nafionai
Var Wark council Of that organiza
lion has voted to start the necieus o.
music bureau which viii devote itE
e intsnslsely TO the promotion 2.
'esnrnnnisy singing. perhaps throush