Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-29

social circles were entertained Thurs
day. was the charming affair at the
Milton l. Meyers residence on Court
street The lovely table appointments 1
were prettiiy enhanced by the vase of
graceful chrysanthemums with which
the table was centered. Covers were
laid for Mrs. G. Steiner, DIR. and Mrs.
r. e. Lee Steiner, Milton Steiner, Mrs.
Earl C. Flegel, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Fry,
Junior, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Denton,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Kerron, of Port
Hand. and Mr.. and Mrs. Milton L.
Meyers.
~ HE dancing party for which Miss
u Dorothea Steusloff and Miss
Dorothy Chambers were joint hostess
es Thursday evening. was undonbted-
ly one Of the prettiest affairs spon-
sored by the younger set this season
The lovely j. w. Chambers residence
ON Court street, at which the de-
Iightful affair was given, was profuse-
ly decorated with pale gold chry-
Eanthemums, the color scheme being
daintily set off by the softly shaded
lights. Among the participants in the
gay event were Miss Catherine Slade, |
Miss Maude Mccoy. Miss Grace Holt,
Miss Dorothea Steusloff, Miss Dorothy
Chambers, Claude Steusloff and hisI
two house guests from the Kappa
Sigma fraternity house at the Oregon
Agricultural College, Royle Stafford
and Alvin Jacobson, Frederick Deck
eback and Joseph Chambers.
Yellow chrysanthemums lent their
charm to the delightfully."- informal
dinner party over which Mrs. F. G..
Deckeback presided Thursday evening
when they were used as graceful
center-piece for the handsomely APP
pointed table. Huge vases of the same
flowers were placed about the ho1Ne
and added their beauty to the cheery
rooms. Covers were laid, at the dlN
ner, for ten invited guests.
The Leslie Methodist parsonage y
the scene of very pleasant Than 81
giving party Thursday evening, wlitn
the pastor, Reverend II. N. Aldiah
and wife, and the Sunday school sap
erintendent, u. A. Rhoten and Nlto
entertained the Sunday school be-
III lno l4tbIic 1NStAiOHi31 s@PA'N'NA
church. The parlors were beautifut1
decorated with feathery chrytn-
fhemums and foliage, and the eveisan@
was spent in a business session, ms
later social hour with games
music.
Definite plans were made for the
Christmas festivities of the Sunday
school. a white Christmas" being de-
cided upon, in which the entire school
will pIan to give to others instead of
getting for themselves. This has been
the custom of this school for several
years, and has proven very satisfac-
tory to the children who are learning
that .'It is more blessed to give than
TO receive"
This year special efforts are being
made in the interest of the Industrial
Center of Portland, which is Home
Missions station of the Methodist
church. doing work among the for
eigncrs of South cortland. The
school, by classes will also make
silver contribution to the Armenian
Syrian Relief fund.
Committees were appointed to pre-
pare program for the annual sun
day school concert, to be given Sun
day evening, December 2lst.
The hostesses served dainty lunch
con of ices and cakes.
Those receiving invitations We're Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Barber, Mr.. and Mrs
II. &c. Buckles, Mr.. and Mrs. r. W
Ayers, Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Eohrnstedt
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Bailey, Mr., AM
Mrs. s. C. Ware. Rev. and Mrs, A.
Muliigan, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. George Satterlee, Di
and Mrs. j. II, Fairchild, Mr.. and Mrs
p. A. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs, John Shipr
MFR. and Mrs. Robert Varley. Mr.. an
Mrs. Ralph Thompson, Mr. and Mrs
A. j. Lowry, Mr.. and Mrs, ], u, ulrici
Mr.. and Mrs w ]. Linfoot, Mr., an
Mrs. c. A. Nye, Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma
Henderson, MFR. and Mrs. r. 7. Barku
ana Mrs Clara Rannells, The Misse
Sue williams, Helen Ingrey, Hazel Dc
a4aney. Buelah Hazelton, Leis NY
Juanita Moores, and Gladys Barhe
Messrs Leslie Springer, Guy o. Boyc'
Raymond Attebery and Frederic !
Aidrich, and the hostes and hostesse
Rev. and Mrs H. N. Aldrich and Nj
and Mrs. e. A., Rhoten.
Ranking among the most importai
informal dinner parties of the wee
was the one at which Professor an
Mrs John r. Sites entertained Thurs
day at their home on Court street
cut glass bowl filled with yellow chrs
anthcmums centered the attracuN
table at which covers were placed +,
Mr.. AID Mrs Ralph Glover and dal
ghter, Maxine Miss Genevieve Sev
Miss Fay McKinnis, Miss Alice Ho
man, Francis Kramer, and Profess'
and Mrs. Sites.
Honoring the birthday anniversai
of Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney, Mrs, Gu
tav Ebsen entertained with pretti
arranged luncheon Monday afternoo
at which white and yellow chrysanth'
NUNS ran riot In color scheme
pale gold. A vase OF the lovely flowe
centered the daintily appointed tab
and shared honors with a beautif
birthday cake, Guests of Mrs. Ebse
were Mrs. Doney. Miss Dorothy Lam
Miss Helen Satchwell Paul Done
Hugh Doney and Professor Gusts
1cbsen.
Tho Monday Night 800" club WI
graciously entertained this week at IL
residence of Mr., and Mrs. Frank Du
bin, 14I7 Court street A few late al
a...x... froxuare far,,ad tho Gin, MIA Al