Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-27
By Ruth I,cnore Fisher


AtA BAYNE entertained the men
bers of the 7. A. club for the ar
nual Christmas tree party whic
the club gives on the Sunday fol
lowing Christmas. A large Christ
mas tree, tinsled and laden wit
gifts for each member wa
the feature. After the tire
the hostess served refresh
ments and the annual reunion o
the new and old members was en-
joyed by the Misses Ina Proctor
Edna Alderman, Grace Humph
reys, Alice Mcclellan, Helen Low
ell, Esther Parounagian. Gretchen
Brown. Mabel Corbett, Mildred
Gill, Helen Rose. Jeanette Moore
Miriam Swlartz, Amelia Babcock
Dorothy Patterson, Margaret Grif.
fifth, veda How'd, Maud Mccoy
Letha Wilson, Nellie Rowland
Miriam Lowell, Ruth Barnes, Jean
ette Meredith, Olive Moore, Lucille
Moore, Leah Ross, Martha Powell
Mabel Ackerman, Ruth Page
Ruth Griffith, Lenta Baumgart
ner Marjory Mellin5er, Margaret
Mcmahon, Frances Shrode, Mrs.
Mary Talmadge Headrick and Miss
Mary Elizabeth Bayne.
The Ladies and Sir Knights of
the Maccabees will have an open
meeting in the Mccormack hall
TATnIvneJntr -. .At.
members. their families and
friends are invited
The Salem Arabian Knights club
announce that the monthly dance
which the club gives at the Moose
hall has been postponed from
Tuesday night until Saturday Jan
uary 1, so that many of the Shrin
ers may be guests of the Aloha
club at its dancing party tomor-
row at Dreamland auditorium.
Miss Nettie Stillwell OF Inde-
pendence came over this morning
and is the house guest of Miss
Mary Elizabeth Bayne for the O.
A. c. club dance.
Mrs. William p. Babcock gave
her annual Christmns dinner for
Mr.. Babcock Sunday evening at |
the Babcock home on South Com |
street with covers laid for |
Is. The house was decorated In
red and green with a large Christ
was tree sparkling with tinsel and
'icicles' occupying place in the
living room. Red streamers and
Christmas bells added also to the I
Christmas spirit, and the flowers
were red cyclamen and the Jeru-
ialem cherry. A basket holding u
,herry plant formed the center
,iece and the placecards were tiny
;anta Claus holding the name card
places were for Mrs Ida M Pnb-
ock, Mrs, Mary Haas, Mrs, S. ].
Miss Gnlce Babcock,
diss Ida Haas of Oakland. Cal,
4iss Caroline Lamberth, Miss Bea-
rice Shelton, Miss Amelia Bah
ock, Miss Bertha Babcock. James
,amberth. Roscoe SheHon, r. c.
mth, Mr., and Mrs. Clarence
Of Portland, Or. and :
FRS. d. x. Beechler and Mr., and
frs. Babcock.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Maulding
( Portland left this afternoon for t
leir home after spending Christ q
las with the latter's mother Mrs.
III M Babcock.
Miss Zulet Painter and Miss
ugenia Zieber left this morning
II Detroit for a several days stay.
Miss Kate Chatburn, a promi- I
ent member of the younger social !
t and Lieutenant Ben S. Fisher q
I Mlrshfield were married at a \
liet service at the home of Mrs. Il
7. II. Mulvey, 1870 North Eigh- n
enth street at o'clock last Sat IL
rday afternoon Rev. James FL
n officiated with only few col n
re and army friends of the cou- b
@ as guests. There were no at
ndnnts, and Immediately follow Il
e the reading of the service Lieu y
nant and Mrs. Fisher left for n
ortland to spend a short honey Il
DON after which they will so to "
arshfield to reside. IL
Mrs. Fisher for several years t6
IS been associated with the COM p'
ercial department of the Salem
gh school and recently has been nc
tn The state treasurer's depart W
ent. She came to Salem shortly al
ter graduation from the Univer- CO
' Of Oregon where she is a mem &C
r of the ri Bet Phi sorority and
the Mu Phi Epsilon honorary q
isical fraternity. During her
,ldence in Salem she has made
my friends and has been promi-
Mt in the younger social set. es
Lieutenant Fisher is a gradu- OF
of the University of Illinois 81,
d has been in oregon for six fo
lrs. He was in the army serv n,
|, overseas for two years He
) recently been elected district di
orney for Coos county. IN
An interesting coincident of the In
vice Saturday was the fact that TO
groom. the officiating clergy de
n. Rev. Elvin, and one OF the da
ssts Maior James 5. Dusenbury m,
re stationed together at Lib -
irne. France.
he announcement of the mar
ye in Marshfield of Tom BEN
t. well known in this city and W.
IS Velma Ross. daughter of Mr..
Mrs nlvid Ross of Marsh
d is received as pleasing bit
news. The wedding took place
lrsday morning at the Episco-
church in Marshfieid and af-
a honeymoon of a week in Sc
, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett will re-