Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23
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'.,,n.d from page nine'
.,es have preceded IT, It, -
,n'u .sd another to make 1t
.. 70 of dances for the week week
,''sa rssaq lodge d announces its first ns
s',' :, Friday night 1t will, .e 0e
srnal !, one and the club plans s,,n
ls',, two such each month DUR. ;,
\ winter. 1t will be at the ''O'
50, the ever popular time
.',taipment was the moto IN
''.,-atiOns used for the first
n,,ty given this winter by
y snm p lancing club when
lllr al's tuesday night in the
M hall. swartz orchestra
...d the music for the even
End p,iI after the dance t,,i the > parry snpy
r,s oueen Esther society of
~, ans Methodist church were the
Y % If the Women's Home MIS-
$ ., society cta at a banquet Thurs
night at the church dining
,.h,es were placed in a
!. in the center a large basket
,snch marigold was placed
muelle yandervort was toast
I,sss and during the evening
Fitzpatrick, the new pastor
N church spoke to the girls lS
rave spaulding spoke a wei
4 70 the new members OF the
and the Misses Luciie MOOT, MOOT
fces Hodge, and Lola a Miiiara
| a piano trio. Mrs. Alpheus
ftte supervisor of the class class
4 TO the girls, Miss Carmelita
buist gave,a reading.
Il members of the society WIZ
sared the dinner We're Mrs r,
Eegg, Mrs. A. F. schram' ana
Vandervort'
Ia W. W. steusloff and Mrs.
shipley were hostesses at the
Isloff home Wednesday after !
| for the Leisure Hour club
lave its initial meeting of the
The afternoon was delightful
Iuent with sewing snd social
Uerse and at the tea hour the
esses assisted by Mrs. G. w.
pbers and Mrs. ]. E. Law serv- I
\ dainty repast.. There are
bly, members of the club which
Is once a month. Varihued
las and zinnias were artistical-
laced about the rooms for the
bsion.
1n c. B. Webb and Mrs. |
nk Myers were hostesses for
taubful juvenile dancing party |
Their children, Maxine Myers,
Bl Myers and Kenneth Webb, |
Ting their guests to Cotillion |
which had been transformed |
a autumn garden with witch
black cats, and other Hallowe'-
spirits lowering near. The first |
Of the evening was spent with |
owe'en games and fortune
(ng which caused much merri- |
II with the young folk. A
eobweb was a feature of the |
ping and on the end of each
hhe tiny webs a favor for a
f. The latter part of the
ping was devoted to dancing |
music and it was a lovely !
ppany of little folk in their
Pty little party frocks with
! radiant faces and shining
Late in the evening the |
pd march was formed and each |
|st was given a Halloween
+ and partners were found by |
numbers on their napkins. |
put I5 future-no not future |
they are already bellies and |
|u1 Of the social set participat-
Us r. P. Boise, Mrs. Frank |
|0eeor and Mrs, William Brown
E'Ied to Portland this morning
ae attending the matinee this
FlnoOn to see Edna Goodrich
be Heilig.
ln ". Carlton Smith will en-
'alh the Past Matrons club of
fder OF the Eastern Star at her
le on Oak street next Friday
Jung Tor thei initial year of the
= Ihls is a delightful little club
posed ! Of the past matrons of
older OF the Eastern Star and
" us motifs is to help tn
! WICK !, chapter tnd to enjoy
= informal social gatherings
each month.
: and Mrs. George A. Todd of