Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-18

pink buds of the Caroline Testout
rose We're used in dainty effect
Sixteen matrons We're ask on Tues
day to bid goodbye to the honor
guest.
DR.. and Mrs. Richard N. Avison
who left Friday morning for Spok-
ane were honor guests Tuesday
night for aibeautifully planned
dinner at which Mr.. and Mrs II.
II. Vandervort were hosts. A huge
glass bowl of French marigolds
graced the center of the large
table and favors and other table
adornments were carried out in
gold color. Plates were laid for
DR.. and Mrs. Avison, Mr.. and Mrs.
U. G. Boyer, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Baker, Mr~~and Mrs. U. j. Laymna
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar E. Price. Mrs.
w. c. Winslow. Mrs. E. NJ. Van
dervort, Fred Wilson Of Marsh
field, U. G. Holt and the hosts.
A lovely little party for COM
pany of lovely little folk was the
birthday party Tuesday night
which Mrs. John Wallace Harbi-
son gave for her attractive son,
Jack, in honor of his eleventh
birthday anniversary. Dancing
and games were the entertainment
which made the evening a gala
event in the life of the little folk.
Brightly hued autumn flowers in d
pretty profusion with suggestions
Of the approaching Hallowe' EN-
season made the rooms a delight-
full background for the merry
youngsters. Late in the evening
when the dancing and games were
over the hostess served dainty
luncheon.
The little maids and beaux who
We're invited to make the evening
happy for the honor guest
were Misses Maxine Myers, Nancy
Thielsen, Gretchen Thielsen, Hen
rietta Bishop, Mildred Roberts,
Helen Roberts, Dorothy Livesley,
Wwenyth Edwars, Catharine Shell
don, Marjosy Webb Betty Brock,
Janet Plinapton, Jeanette Sykes,
Maxine Glover, Mildred Gilbert,
Rachel Gardener Esther Gardener
and Henry Wesley Thielsen, Hans
Thielsen, Glenn Drager, viii Grier,
Robert Hill, James Campbell,
Junior Beeley, Robert Bishop,
Charles Kay Eishop, Tommy Lives
ley, Tommy Edwards, Daryl Myers,
Bert Holfline Kenneth Webb,
Sherman I'iimpton, Hobart Wilson
Chandler Brown, Marion Head
ricks, Charles Claggett, and Lloyd
Claggett
Miss Edna Alderman was
hostess of the week entertaining
with one OF the large parties given
N honor Of the younger maids who
will go to college this winter. She
assembled her guests at her home
Tuesday night and Miss Ruth Bar
ness who goes to the University of
Washington, Miss Amelia Bah
cock, Miss Mary Elizabeth Bayne,
Miss Jeanette Meridith Miss
Grace Humphreys who are to
attend Oregon Agricultural College
and Miss Helen Rose, Miss Mar
garet Griffith, Miss Miriam Swartz,
who will go to the University of
Oregon, and Miss Helen Lowell
Miss Gretchen Brown, Miss Esther
Parounagian, and Miss Veda How'd
who nave entered Willamette uni
versity shared honors, The other
guests were also Inembers of the
7. A. club and it was planned as
q farewell get together of the mem
bers. Dancing and music made
he evening jolly one. In serving
/ midnight supper the hostess was
by Miss Miriam Swartz,
Miss Amelia Babcock and Miss
Helen Rose. The other guests
whom Miss Ackerman invited were
he Misses Ina Proctor, Catharine
'lade, Mildred Gill, Juanita Moor
IS, Dorothy Patterson, Letha Will
on, Nellie Rowland, Alice Nc
Frances Shroade, Olive
doores, Leah Ross, Lucille Moore,
1artha Powell. Mabel Ackerman,
ruth Griffith, Ruth Page, Marjory
dellinger, Lenta BaumgartnerI
nd Margaret Mcmahon.
For the evening Miss Ackerman
lad the house artistically adorned
With profusion of pink roses and
ern.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Price and
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Vandervort
we're hosts for a very delightful
'enison Potlatch dinner at the
home D l(ridby night.