Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-16

the inttial time of this year Tues
dav afternoon with Mrs James I'M
Ian on the wallace road, At this
meeting it was officially reported
to the club that for the fifth year
the club had taken the first prize
for needlework at the state fair.
I Officers for the year were chos-
I en- and Mrs Tnlah was elected prs
idnt, Mrs Thodor Madsen. wee
PRESIDENT; Mrs Arthur Utiey. sec
retary-treasurer and Mrs Al Stein
er press correspondent. The after
noon was passed in sewing for tn
French orphan whicn the cub has
adopted and it was decided thai
the state fair prize money should
be spent for this boy.
The hostess served light refresh
ments at the close of the after
noon. The club will meet for an
indoor Halloween picnic in fort
night at the home Of Miss Helen
Taylor on the Wallace road.
Mrs. Mark Hathaway entertain
edthe Golden Hour club at her
home Thursday afternoon in a de-
ljghtful manner. 1t was the tlrst
assembling of the members Tor the
winter and the afternoon was nap
pilv spent with fancywork and So
cial chat. Large fluffy white chry-
santhemums and dhlias made the
rooms especially attractive for the
afternoon. Mrs. Mark McCallster
and Mrs. Edward Huffman were
additional guests for the time nad
arc serving a dainty luncheon. the
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Huff
man.
C. p. Bishop spent several days
during the week in Portland VISIT
ing reltives.
| Mrs. Ida Perringer of Pedleton
! Is to arrive tomorrow and VIII pe
the guest of DIR. and Mrs. w. H.
Lytle for q several days stay IN
Salem.
14TH
Mrs. Prince Byrd and her small
daughter Betty asked a rev mta-
rons and their little children
friends of little Betty, in Friday
afternoon to observe Bettys tlrs'
birthday anniversary. Those whom
shared the hospitality were Mrs
r. ID, Byrd, her daughter Virginia
Mrs. Curtis Cross. her daughter
Virginia, Mrs. J. C. Evans her dau-
ghters Margaret and Barbara, MRS
e. Dillon, her daughter Dorothy
Mrs chester Downs, her daughter
Slayia. and her son Bobby, Mrs
Donald Upjohn her daughters
Margaret and Roena, Mrs. Ray
RAYMOND Walsh, her daughtel
Priscilla, Mrs. L. c. Cross and MRS
w. il. Byrd.
Mrs. r. w. Hartman has returh'
ed from Mt. Angel. where she pass
ed several days with friends
Mrs. Frank West and Miss Jose
phine West of Centralia, WASH.
are to be the guests of Mrs. J. N
Shantz for several weeks.
For her house guest, Mrs j. }
Murphy of Portland, Mrs. W. +
Lord gave informal dinners twice
during the week. having the Close
friends of the honor guest.
, Miss Mary Howells entertainet
/, the members of the auxiliary of st
i, Paul's Episcopal church at tn
, home of Mrs. b. f. Lane, Frida.
afternoon for the regular meeting
: of the auxiliary. Following tn
, short business hour. social cha
! and light refreshments were en-
, joyed.
Miss Muriel Sleeves and Mis-
Charlotte Croisan were joint host
5 esses for n prettily appointed din
Y ner at the Sleeves home Thursda
b, night when they entertained
A company of twelve of the colleg
!, girls, A huge basket filled wit
! black eyed Susans, made a beauti
$ full centerpiece with the handle Q
0 the basket tied with a fluffy tull
= bow. Little yellow and brown nu
/. baskets were at each plate and tn
= place cards were of black-eyed Su
sans. The other rooms of tn
house were graced with scarlt
h dahlias. Covers were laid for tn
II Misses Janel Cox, Mabel Davies
s Margaret Mcdaniel, Paloma Prat
$ ley, Mary Gilbert, Mabel 7. Fent
n fro, Anna Lavender, Marjory Flies
II el Ruth Wise, and the hostesses.
d Miss Mildred Eaylor, her fathe
Il Frank II. kaylor, and Mr.. and Mr.
y Earl Woods have left to motor
t California where they will spen
y the winter months.
The service committee of I'll
Mothers club at the Y. NJ c, :
met in the Y. NJ. G. \, room FIR
= day afternoon and passed the tin
" making curtains for the room
Plans were also discussed for fu,
ther work of the committee abol
= the rooms.
Miss Goldie Mcfarland was
= delightful hostess Thursday afte
;, noon, asking a few friends to sper
" the afternoon informally with h,
= with sewing and social chat. Al
" tumn colors added a note of che'
- to the rooms with baskets of sea
: let SALIVA and Vari-hued dahli;
" placed gracefully about, At Il
tea hour the hostess served DAN
~ luncheon to her guests, who il
, .cluded Mrs. William McGilchriS
. Jr., Mrs. Linn Smith, Mrs. Pa
Hauser. Mrs. Henry Wenderotl
i, Miss Catharine Nichol, and Mi
!. Catharine Van Voorhees,, superb
=, tendent of the Dallas hospital
Miss Leila Ruby, Miss pauln