Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-25
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Leila Jerman, Mrs. Charity Gambl
Mrs. Louise Kraps. Mrs Louise Kin
About forty-five ladies were presen
The many friends of Miss Lucil
Elliott will be interested to kno
that she is at present the head {
the public speaking department in
the North Central High school, i
Spokane Miss Elliott had at first fr
tended to appear on the Ellison
White Chautauqua circuit during tn
winter but. changed her plans. Sh
is very well known in Salem wher
she held the same position in the lc
cal high school that she does in tn
one in Spokane.
The tenth wedding anniversary o
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Burghard
Jr, was celebrated In novel and in
formal way. when members of the Hi
hee Country Club gave them til
shower recently. A delightfully."- infor
NAL afternoon was spent and pleas
urable time enjoyed by those attend
ing.
Halloween decorations were used
in artistic abundance at the card
party last evening at which Mrs. M
G. pettys was charming hostess al
her home in West Salem. The pleas
ant evening was spent in playing Five
Hundred and dainty refreshments
We're served in the course of the eve
ming The guest list included Mr.. and
Mrs. AL Steiner, Mr. and Mrs c. c.
Chaffee, Mr. and Mrs. w. c Frank
lin, Mrs Clifford Chaffee of Alberta
Canada Mr. and Mrs NJ. Adams
AIRS. A. Ii. Dunn, Miss Mildred Dunn,
Miss Belle Miller. Mrs Marie Mat
thews and Miss Nellie Taylor. Prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Matthews and
Matthews and Mrs. C.. G. Chaffee,
while the consolation gifts went to AL
Steiner and Mrs. Franklin.
The presidents OF the various cir
cles Of the First Methodist church
entertained Informally for the gener-
al aid last week, at PRETTY conduct
cd social afternoon. The decorations
FOR the affair consisted Of huge bou-
Quets OF dahlias and an array Of aut-
umn leaves After u short business
session delicious refreshments were
served About sixty ladies attended
Hostesses at the pretty affair were
Mrs. II. v. Ryder, Mrs. |. l.. Farmer
Mrs, Rambeau, Mrs. q G. Holt, Mrs
u. w. Selee. Mrs. r. $. Gilbert and
Mrs. ]. M. Long.
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t aI..r Da1,,t, vybIta x.,ili ba tba hoe.
tess for delightfully."- informal dane
ing party next Wednesday evening in
Cotillion hall, for her senior dancing
Pupils. rhe decorations will be in ac-
cordance with Halloween festivities.
pumpkins and all the other accessor-
les being In evidence. Mrs. Whites
informal affairs are some Of the
most popular In the city and are al
ways welcomed with enthusiasm
Mrs. Earl Flegel (Barbara Steiner)
arrived In Salem Thursday and Is be-
ing welcomed by a host or friends
Mrs, llegel, before her marriage, was
one of the most popular young maids
IN the city, and her absence from the
social activities has been greatly felt.
For the past year she has been In New
York where her husband was station
ed. and upon his being transferred to
Texas Mrs, Flegel has returned west. |
The Captain did not accompany her.
Or and Mrs. Carl II. Miller enter
tained with delightful six o'clock
Wednesday, in honor of the twenty
oil -
Millers parents. Late autumn flowers
centered the prettily appointed table
and covers were laid for the following |
guests: Mr.. and Mrs r. q, Miller and !
Albert Miller, Reverend and Mrs, III. |
Elmer Pemberton, Carl Pemberton,
Katherine Pemberton Brooks Penn
berton. Max Pemberton, Dr. and Mrs.
Carl Miller.
One OF the prettiest in formal af- |
fairs Of the week was the luncheon
at the Marion hotel Thursday over
which Mrs n. Mesh presided, In hon
or OF her sister. Miss Wanda Newman
OF London who Is visiting In Salem
tas her house guest Circllng the
handsomely appointed table were
Miss Newman, Mrs +. v. McMacken,
Mrs r. Roberts. Mrs. Dan ], Fry Jr,
Mrs, Lloyd Farmer and Mrs, T.
Mesh.
An artistic bowl OF dahllas conferred
the prettily appointed table over
which Mrs. j. w. Woodruff presided
last Sunday when she entertained q
coterie or friends at an informal din
ner. Covers We're laid for Mrs II. Bab-
cock, Mr., and Mrs. w. p. Babcock,
Miss Amelia Babcock, Miss Bertha
Babcock and the gracious hostess
a.
Mrs Winnie Brown, of the Fair
Grounds road, is in Portland, spending
4 short visit with her husband. DR..
Glen Brown, who has opened dent
lists office there. Mrs Brown plans to
move TO Portland in the near future to
make that her permanent residence.
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