Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-18
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Day FRIDAY afternoon at the Com
,mercial club rooms in a vary i,
'eresting and delightful manner
Mrs seymour Jones, regent for
'he Chemeketa chapter presided
ana the hostesses for the aftarnoon
were Mrs. Charles Wilson. Mrs
russell Catlin. Mrs John w. Har-
oisoh, Mrs. Js G. Heltzel. Mrs
carey Martin, and Mrs. C. r. Me-
Suliough. Attorney general ad-
dressed hte meeting on the Con-
stltution and told of the history of
russell Catlin. Mrs. John w. Har-
VINO addressed the Republican
rally Friday night was an honor
guest and Mrs. w. Carlton smith
beautifully sang, Out of the West.
she was accompanied by Miss
Doroty Pearce.
Flags and zinnias used inbeauti-
iui masses made the room most
attractive.
AT the tea hour Mrs. w. p. Lord
and Mrs. U. G. ShipIey presided
over smartly appointed tables and
We're assisted by Miss Ola Clark
and Jeanette Jones in serving
The young college bound maid
mas been the center of social at
traction this week and MANY Of
the events of the week have been
In honor Of some who are to leave
for college&S5It seems that most
OF the younger maids have chosen
oregon Agricultural College, this
year at least there were good
many who left Friday and still
more are going today, and to-
morrow. Those who go to the
university of Oregon will leave
next week for that school does not
open until the twenty seventh.
Miss Edna Magers, Sigma Kappa
girl, and Miss Mary Elizabeth
Bayne Delta Delta Delta, Miss
liza Spaulding, Miss Amelia Bah
cock, Miss Eulalia Lindsay, Miss 4
Clara Breitenstein, Miss Maud Nc
COY, Miss jeanette Meredith, Miss
Lucille Jones, Miss Gertrude Ashby,
MISS Grace Humphreys, Miss Put
man. Miss Frazier, Miss Catharine
Gibbard, Miss Smith, Miss Veva
Smith, Miss McGilchrist, and Miss
Vera Rosequest all will attend
Oregon Agricultural College this
winter.
Mrs. W. Carlton Smith, Mrs. Mil
ton L. Meyers and Mrs. George G.
Brown We're hostesses for the So
cial club of the Order Of the East
ern Star Tuesday afternoon in the !
lodge rooms for one of the most
delightful gatherings of the week.
Daintily hued gladioli gave the
room a distinctive charm. During
the afternoon which was pleasant.
|y spent with fancywork and social
chat; Mrs, Will H. Bennett delight
fully sang, "An Old Fashioned
Town. Mrs. Bennett who was ac-
companied by Miss Gretchen
Brown has sweet voice with a
delicate melody which makes her
songs so pleasing. Miss Cornelia
Marvin very Interestingly told OF
different phases of her travels in I
he Orient and at 4 o'clock the
POSSESSES served daintily appoint /.
I'd tea There were about SO
natrons present.
Mrs. James Nicholson was q
ove'y hostess for two charming
cas- this week when she provided
l farewell hospitality for her
mother in law, Mrs. w. M. Laugh
on of Portland who has been her i,
louse guest for two weeks and :,
Who leaves today for her. home. I.
One tea was on Wednesday af- :.
ernoon and to this Mrs. Nicholson
invited ten matrons to informally n
,ass the afternoon with Mrs. h
and her. At the tea
ime when daintily appointed
luncheon was served the hostess
vas assisted by Mrs. Charles
who also helped her on
Thursday afternoon when she had
Ter second tea. French art bas-
Iets filled with vari-hued zinnias
rave an attractive note to the
'ooms, for Wednesday afternoon =
md on Thursday the beautiful