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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23

, season and those dances are al
ways happy formal affairs. There
are several dinner and supper par
ties planned in connection with the
dance. Mrs. William McGiichrist,
.Jr.. and her sister, Mrs. Merlin
Harding are having a supper ut the
McGilchrist home after the dance.
Mrs. W. H.. Darby is having a
party inviting number of the
membersto her home and Mrs.
Walter Spaulding is planning a
dinner party to precede the dance.
The committee in charge for
the parties this winter is Mr. ana
Mrs. John Brophy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. c. s. Hamilton, DR..
and Mrs. Grover Belltnger, DR.. and
Mrs. C. B. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
johnson and DR.. and Mrs. w n.
Darby. 1t will be d Halloween dance
and the hall will be decorated in
keeping with the occasion
Tuesday night the Salem Arab
ian Nights clubs has the irst of it's
series OF formal dances to be given
at the Moose hall, 1t will be a
large affair for the list of members
includes many prominent Salem
men. splendid music is being ar
ranged by the committe which has
plans complete for a smart affair.
On Thursday evening the tltahee
Country club opened the club
house with formal Halloween f
dance The Illahee dances always
stand out among the leading dances
of the winters and the one on
Thursday will be even better than
CONTINUED on page eleyen)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23

do not motor down will go down
to on the 1:40 Oregon Eectric.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Bynon were
charming hosts last night to the
members of little card club
which has been recently organized
10 meet once each fortnight tor
an evening of bridge. After the
games last night Mrs. BynoI, serv-
ed light refreshments. Those
who are members are Messrs ami
Mesdames Joseph McAlister Will
liam Connel Dyer, r. HI. Hofer,
David Eyre, Franb Spear, Hilary
Hawkins, Curtis Cross, Dan Fry
Jr., Keith Powe of Woodburn, T.
A. Roberts, Arthur j. Rain, Ray
mond Wash, DR.. and Mrs. Prince
Byrd and Mr.. and Mrs. Bynon.
Mrs. Henry w. Meyers was
ovey hostess Monday when she
entertained the members of the
Bridge Luncheon cub at her home
for the first meeting of the winter.
A cut gass basket fiel with mix
ture of oil fashioned towers in
all the pretty autumn colors.
Mrs. Frank Shedecor AMI Mrs.
Ida Perringer of Penlleton were
theextra guests for the afternoon.
Mrs. T. A. Livesley will entertain
the CLUB November for the next
melting.
Next week will be filled with
dances. Monday the Monday Night
club gives its first dance of the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23

|on the linen. At each plate a Hal
iowe'en candybox was placed. In
stead of in glasses the cocktail was
placed in half oranges which had
been adorned with tiny black cats.
Halloween place cards marked the
places for Mrs. Ben w. Olcott, Mrs.
7. A. Livesley. Mrs. John j. oberts,
Mrs. Henry w. Meyers, Mrs. Milton
L. Meyers, Mrs William Burghardt
iJr., Mrs. T. c. Smith Jr., Mrs. Zadoc
Riggs, Mrs. John McNary. Mrs.
Locke, Mrs. Villain Lytle, Mrs.
john Caughell, Mrs. George G.
Brown, Mrs. Fred Stewart, Mrs,
Clifford Brown and Mrs. w. NJ.
Plympton.
= AT the the cards which was the
nntertainement or the afternoon
Mrs. T. c. Smith Jr. won the awards
for highest scoring.
One of the most beautiful
.1uncheons Of the weey was the
p. E. o.. Sisterhood luncheon Mt
thethe home Of Mrs. William H
Byrd Thursday when the Salem
chapter "G' entertained the Wood
burn chapter ''J' for one O'Clock
luncheon which was followed by
d business meeting. The table
appointments were carried out in
the colors of the chapter, yellow
and white and the same colors
were carried out in the yellow
and white. dahlias in the drawing
room and living room as well as
the. dining room and reception
room where the luncheon was
served. A long 'T" shaped table
part of which was in the dining
room and part of which was in
the large reception room hand
somely appointed.
Two silver candleabra burning
yellow candles adorned the table
and yellow and white dahlias were
placed about on the linen. The
placecards were daity little ones
them. The daisy is the chapter
flower.
At the business meeting which
followed the luncheon Mrs. E. j.
Huffman read a paper on De
Vinci the first of the artists which
the chapter is studying for the
winter. Mrs. w. ". Moore pre-
sided at the piano for the chapter
work. The luncheon was served
by Miss Laura Grant, Mrs. ID. b.
Beechler, and Mrs. c. e. McCul
Tough.
The women from Woodburn
who were guests of the Salem
chapter We're Mesdames F. p. Set
Itlemeier, A. Il. Austin, c. w. Gill
Ilette, j. A. Landon, w. D. Sim
mons, Frank Wrightman, w. G.
Chapman, Hurley Moore, and j.
ID. Saddler. The hostesses were
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23

Measdames ID. X. Beechler, w. III.
Byrd, H. c. Epley, E. e. Fisher,
e. X. Huffman, William Hughes,
w. T. Kirk, E. A. Kurtz, G. w.
Laflar, J.-B. Littler, c. B. McCul-
Tough, William McGilchrist Sr..
B. j. Miles, w. w. Moore, F. w.
Selee, Gerald Volk, A. t. Wool.
prirt and Miss Laura Grant.
A LARGE member of society
~ matrons are motoring down
to the Honor Gouley coun-'
try home this afternoon when
Mrs. Gouley and Mrs. Seymour
Jones are entertaining with a
smartly planned tea for the mem
bers of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. The tea
takes the place of the regular.
monthly business meeting and all
Salem women who are eligible to
be a Daugntar of The American
Revolution have been invited.
Members of the chapters in Part
land, Albany, McMinnville, AMI
Dallas have been invited.
The hostesses have aske Mrs.
f. c. Apperson of McAIinnville.
house guest of Mrs. Gouley, and
Mrs S. c. Dyer of Saem to preside
at the coffee and tea urn. and
Miss Junette Jones daughter oF
Mrs. Seymour Jones and Miss
Elizabeth Nolan have been asked
to serve.
The tea will be from two until
until five ocylock and many who
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23

n ERFECT in every detail was
the one O'Clock bridge lun-
cheon which Mrs. Edwin L..
Baker and Mrs. Will H. Bennett
gave Friday at the Bennett home
on Center street gathering around
the festive board a group of the
smart set. Bright wild rose ber-
ries, snow berries, marigold and
gladioIi were prettily placed about
the living and dining room. A
large pumpkin holding an autumn
combination of blossoms including
snowberries, rose berries, sun
flowers, fern and pink gladioli
formed an attractive center piece
and black cats were placed about
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23

Starting a series of nine dinner
parties which she will give in the
near future Mrs. Roy H. Mills
presided over prettily appointed
dinner at her home Friday night.
The appointments were carried out
in red with he'd shaded candles
furnishing the light for the table
and with huge bowl of scarlet
SALIVA forming the centerpiece.
The later evening was devoted to
fivehundred. Guests for Friday
were DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Darby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss L. Darby, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Spaulding, and
Miss Ava Miller.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23
81 *
,.,ore Fisher

,..,n Lenore Fisher .,.s
y y r nrnn many yearfs have %sneing Eehrg
been ,srd suil parties in sal salem mhien nt,h
b have asrfectly ,ns,s arranged sai1 ID ahe the
soaDlsstsi, u affairs whieh ,aaa Fri. ML.
a.isS ". 9Sv,a and d tuesday ssrstt, at the,. mr.
strs 1S2rs S9rs W were lovely ,s a,,,rs h0ste to
Ms. ss.' sas nothing laehlns 'taot sue. c.
'as1s ERE y them a ,I,s psrfess spe,sing suu
ss' $ s'sssh the loysli9stt 9ssattenasd's Ssd.s
tssSti tss three nights sase lafse aasssenOl- ari-
ID with tine tine bright autumn t. INN
n in 'aaias mapis and gladioli' .,na toi
,.'sIaatiitully 'Iai gowne@a @ae%ptiful wDIntli pic
l1aS hlrn-
r.nss tl,s the silver ,,;a eanale''.SGftt IL soft
d .,smmed gladioli' m mari, inty
10 1sls s.lnnias from s.sn the orange ap1nss
\. est'a sere isnStsrmins;lsesde s;ssed Tl'n IN tall
!run lsasss sassss am and in A'rge 0'S-
I !. Il s'aHsr' ovsr the ,s1 house, the guests
invited .sa1sr dsF 0Tsas' was served !, h,as the
s.. st after srS the supper ,otcs MRS. IS sc, 50
Fioa q, sn1's saas innformally MORN a sr0up ~'4p
|utliui MRS Mrs. smiths voice 1'vs.,s w' SO
sns5I assy personality h is snss a,@sSs that
,ss'ts ,ssslssS were not content nt,m1er rnta Of
H. IaEe'1sas S Page and Thomas mas Sc scores. Mas
~ .hs n awards for hign ,t so' the
E.,,s, inc Mrs. Eyre about IT. 'ne N
Fsflas I'D MlI, N serving were Ms. i,
|gmi,h. ns al'1 1r., and Mrs. Harry fia~-
3 ,,,.o was unusually beauti-
s' .s she received her sueSts Un
|aay ~ mig night in an elaborate s,,ssrsd gowa
| |hlact satin which was e"N
l ssyn blue and gold seauins' .o,s .
|a.s D'uv w Carlton smith wore d
|ntjful rlii imported gown Of huckie+ clnet
In blue chiffon with Veise. .
|tse N same color interviewer ID a
T. lowered pattern. Ihe sowh
/ \ made over apricot SATIN ana
!, i,an namnlsted with gold tasseis'
/ Smith looked stunning in H.
M, T, c. Smith Jr,, wore a oeau
4 new gown of peach color ana
(a,oise blue satin. She wa? es-
kjally attractive in it,
SJrs. Harry Hawkins woie d
IN Ct gold metal cloth elanor-
h with cream lace.
Ehe guests were greeted at the
br by the winsome little daughter
| their hosts, Miss Rovena Eyre.
l was frocked in a dainty and
" becoming little gown of Jaw
ber dotted swiss with a large
lite collar and with cuffs of
|ite, A large white satin sash
hpleted her frock. She carried
|ender flowers.
Friday night Mr.. and Mrs. Eyre
rs their guests, Messrs, al d
|sdames John Albert, Russell ,,at-
Frank W. Durbin, T. A. Liv,s-
John W. Roberts, John H. Nc
Fy Thomas b. Kay, Henry w.
|yers, Louis Lachmund Charles
Spaulding, Milton L. Meyers,
|alln X. Page, DR.. and Mrs. T. c.
pm, Jr., DR.. and Mrs. r. e. Lee
llner, DR. and Mrs. Charles H.
|Dertson, DR.. and Mrs. w. Carl
Smith, DR.. and Mrs j. N.
llln, Or, and Mrs. L. F. Griffith,
age and Mrs. Lawrence r. Har-
senator Charles l., McNaei. e. |
hazard, Mrs. Margaret Goff,
> b. e. Cross, Mrs. Lenta Westa-
! and Miss Edith Hazard.
Monday night the largest num-
ol guests were assembled and |
entire first floor was turned in |
i pA'uresque ball room while on
second floor the large hall was
ea with small tables where at
might an elaborate sumner was
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-07

With record seldom equallcd IN
The film world The Red Viper comes
10 the Auditorium with the endorse
ments of such leaders in American
thought and political beliefs as the
Younger Theodore Roosevelt Dr. VIZ
liam T. Manning. rector of New hork'S
famous Trinity Church, and u host Of
senators and Governors.
The Red Viper presents in the form
ii huge film production the striie,
hopes. and struggles OF the masses OF
immigrants who come to our shores
and go thru the refining processes IN
the melting pot or crucibte Of Am-
ericaniZation.
In New York and other large cen
tiers of the country the novel and un-
usual manner in which this great prob
lem has been presented has broagh'
forth comment from the most uneN-
pccted sources.
The Red viper Wills st deals with
present day unrest, teaches lesson
that will bring back to the folds OF
the flag those vino have listened 700
long to the insidious voice Of the III
ira radical The producers OF TINS re-
markable photo drama have taken
theme vital in interest to all Ameri-
cans and woven about it story Which
is powerful in lis dramatic structure
and mastcrful in the manner in when
the real and unusual have been com
bined.
Its six parts are filled with dramatic
surprises which follow each other III
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-07
KAPPA Nu CONVENTION.

Kappa M, one of the several nation-
al Greek-letter societies of Anericaii
Jewish college men, will hold its 1919
1920 convention in the city of Albany,
n. y, for four days, beginning Jan
uary 1. 1920. Delegates will attend
from the thirteen chapters of the fra
tcrnity located at the University OF
Rochester. New York University. Col
,unbia University. Boston University.
Union University. University of Buf-
falO. Harvard University. State Col
legc for Teachers. Union College, Rens-
sclacr Polytechnic Institute, Western
Reserve University. University of
Michigan and the University Of
Pennsylvania.
The program of the convention FOL
lows: January /. L. M.-l,eception and
smoker Mt the State College for Teach
ors; January 2-5usiness sessions at
the State College for Teachers: Jam
lary ., r. M.-Friday evening services
ut the Temple Beth Eme.h. Rabbi Ell
Mayer officiating; Sermon. What
american Icwry expects of American
Jewish College Men" January 3
sabbath: January 3. +. M--Conycn-
ton banquet at the Hotel Zen Eyck.
January 4-Business sessions at the
State College of Teachers.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-07
SAMUEL SANGER.

Samuel Sanger head of the firm oi
Sanger Brothers of Waco, Tex, died on
Dec. 18th. Mr.. Sanger had been III
good health until few hours before
The last summons. when he was stricK-
en- with apopleNy.
Beloved by every one. the city is III
mourning for the merchant prince, as
he was affectionately called. and ihe
big store over which he has presided
for so long closed when the sad news
was announced. and hundreds of faith
full employees left their counters III
tcars.
Surviving Mr.. Sanger are his widow.
four sons and one daughter. The sons
are Asher and Alex of Waco, Charles
L.. of Dallas. and Ike. of New YORK
The daughter is Mrs. Godshaw, OF
Waco.
Sam Sanger was born in Bavaria
September II. 1913 and came to Waco
March 4. 1877. He has since been at
the head of Sanger Brothers here, one
Of the largest mercantile establish
ioents in the city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-07
"Ihe Red Viper
Most Talked Of Film in America
Special Attraction At The
AUDITORIUM
FOR q DAYS ONLY
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rapid succession. The East side"
with its multitude of Americans in the
making. and the sumptuous halls Of
the rich are shown with an impartial
daring which dazzles the spectator
with their realism.
The cast is headed by Gareth
Hughes as the youthful David Bclkov,
a Russian boy who on one side is en-
tllralled by the magnificent American
ism of the late Colonel Roosevelt and
IN the other side is drawn into the
tolls of radicalism thrr, the influence
of his sweetheart At last the clouds
OF doubt are lifted and waving high
in the air of truth ana righteousness
he beholds "Old Glory with its mes
sage of freedom for all.
He makes his supreme choice. Can
he serve two masters? Which shall
II bc-thc girl of his heart who be-
lieves in Un-Americanlsm or the flag
cf the Land of the Free: lie follows
the flag and then redcems the girl
from her false ideas.
The story is one which carries with
it message of inspiration. and at the
suma time satisfies those who so to
the movies in the search Of thrills.
There are no seS problems. it is whole
some and pure and if we may believe
the Governors, senators and Clergy
men who have seen The Rcd Viper,
who calls himself an Amehcan ought
to see it also.
The engagement of The Red Viper
is limited 70 four days
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-07
INTERCOLLEGIATE ZIONIST AS
SOCIATION TO HOLD CONFER.

FJrSSL.
The Annual National Conference OF
the Intercollegiate Zionist Association.
which is being held IN Boston. De-
ccmber 81 to January 4, has attracted
eut-of-town students and graduates
fem all over the country.
The following program as arranged
is: For Wednesday, Dec ambcr 81
Il, gistration of Delegates; Meeting OF
Governing Council; Theatre party and
supper. For Thursday, January /.
business Session; "How can we cy-
tend and strengthen the !. u. A. lie
brew Sessions with DIR. Niscn Turoff
ot Palestine as principal speaker; Re
ception to Miss Henrietta SzoiI on her
departure for Palestine. Friday. Jan
uary ,. Business Session; "Somh Prob
lens in our edua actional work. How
can We prepare fo- service in and for
Palestine - "A program for publicity
aid publications" Service AMI Reeep-
,i'n to delegates by Rabbi Louis Ep-
stein. Saturday, January 3, Convention
Service Dinner and Ball-IIarvard Tn
ion. Sunday, January 4, End of Con-
vention. Meeting of newly elected
Governing Council.
All the sessions of the convention
will take place at the Harvard Union.
Cambridge, Mass.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-07

The only woman to parade with the
First Division in its recent triumphal
procession down Fifth avenue was Miss
Sue walked directly behind General
Fershing and marched with Knights
Ct Columbus welfare worker on on,
side and a Jewish Welfare Board man
on the other. Miss Rabbinowitz went
overseas last january with the Jewish
Welfare Board and worked at canteens
i'll Montebauer. Cobienz and Triers.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-07

Mrs. Rcbceca Kiefer Newman. widow
of Isidore Newman, of Isidore New
iuan & Son, bankers, of New Orleans.
died in her 10th year of ptomaine
poisoning in her apartment at the Ho'
Tel Gotham, New York. She was max
ing her fall visit TO the city. Both
Mrs. Newman and her husband We're
well known residents of New Orleans,
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-07
Social Neuus

The home Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
M. Appel will be the scene of gay
gathering Thursday evening when they
will entertain large group Of young
people in honor of their niece, Miss
Wolf of Omaha.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-07

The Jewish Educational and Chart
able Association of st. Louis has sold
its present property at 9th and Carr
streets, and has bought a new home ut
:.G3G Page Avenue.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-07

The members of the y. s. A. Girls
entertained their friends at a party
New Years Eve, at the home OF the
Misses Strauss ut 1900 Lafayette st
The evening was spent in dancing ana
games. The guests were Misses
Adele Charsky, Esther Goldman, MOL
lie Honigberg, Rose Feinberg' Elsie
Elein. Ida Lamont, Evelyn Quiat, MOI
Iia Schradsky, Mamie Schwartz, Goldie
Strasburg, Rose Strasburg, Martha
spiegal, Betty Strauss, Claire Strauss,
I,orthy Silver, Messrs: Louis Charsky'
aam Pepper, Sam Honigberg, Herman
Fcinberg, L. Kline, Louis Lamont
David Garlett, Dave Rosner, Frank
Schwartz, Abe Feinstein, Charles
Mrs. s. Pisko returned Wednesday
from the east, where she has been AT
Battle creek, New York city, ana
Waterloo, Iowa. She has been much
henefitted In health by the rest.
Colo. is visiting with Miss NJ. Fried
man. 1904 Downing. She Will leave
f,r New York where she expects to re-
main for a few months.
Miss Rebekah J. Baron returned 10
Blackfoot. Idaho, Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Louis Goldstein ell
tertained a party of friends ut the
.Arsonaut Hotel dinner dance New
Years Eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wolff Will eNtenu
tbe hospitality of their home to friends
Thursday evening.
Mrs VIM. Archenhold will eXtehu
the hospitality of her home to triehoS
next Tuesday.
Mrs. 1. Il. Ettenson and little daush
ter have left Mercy Hospital and 'afe
MT home with Mrs. Ettensons parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Isaacson, in the IA
Mar Apartments.
Mrs. George Harris will entertaii
the Thursday club this week.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Brauer of lso'
Vine st, will leave Sunday for 'ai'
fornia Their daughter. Mrs. Maurice
weinberger of Decker Springs VIII ae
company them. They take this meaii'
of bidding their friends goodbye
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Quiat announce
.hc birth of baby boy at Mercy hos
pital. Tuesday.
Mrs. WIN, Klein extended the nos
vitality of her home 10 friends las
Saturday.
+ Mr.. md Mrs. J. L. Isaacs will cele
brate their wedding anniversary mex
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Isaacson nav
returned from Little Rock, where thc.
spent short time.
Mrs. Morris Schayer has reco'ere'
sufficiently from the Operation SUI
recently underwent at st. Joseph's nos
pital to be able to return to her hone
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. levin Will be INT
lcsts ut dinner ON Sunday evening.
Mrs. Meyer Newsletter was the nos
tess of delightful afternoon Mohaa!
| Mr.. ana Mrs. Ben solomon Will en-
tcrtain at dinner Thursday evening
| The many friends of Mr.. and MIS-
| Max Hayutin will be pleased to Know
that their family is quite well again
and that they are out of quarantine
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Heitler extended the
hospitality of their home to friends a'
an elaborate dinner Sunday evening.
Mrs. L. u. Guggenheim is recovering
from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Le'ght We're the
hosts at delightful dinner M9nda!
evening
Mrs. Max Kravetz entertained at Il
theatre party Tuesday afternoon.
SAMUEL SANGER.
Samuel Sanger head Of the firm OF
Sanger Brothers of Waco. Tex, died on
Dec. 18th. Mr.. Sanger had been III
good health until few hours before
The last summons, when he was stricK-
en- with apoplexy.
Beloved by every one. the city Is IN
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-07

Mrs. N. Bernstein spent Il few day.
in the city this week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-07

Miss Rita Friedman was the hostess
of the Sewing club and their hus-
bands and sweethearts last Sunday
evening, who thoroly enjoyed the de-
lightful supper prepared for them.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-07

Mrs. Mike Michaelson has returned
from an extended eastern trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-07

Miss Fanny Gordon of Trinidad
Colo. is visiting with Miss Nj. FIRED
man. 1904 Downing. She will leav
for New York where she expects TO IT
main for n few months.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-07

Mrs. S. Pisko returned "Wednesday
from the east, where she has been al
Battle creek. New York CITY, anu
Waterloo, Iowa. She has been muei
benefitted In health by the rest.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-07

Miss Rebekah J. Baron returned 'o
Rlackfoot, Idaho, Saturday night.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-07

Nh. and Mrs. W. j. Berkowitz of
Kansas City visited FOR few days
with their sister ana brother-in-law'
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Block. on their way
TO California. where they expect to
spend the winter.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-07

Miss Celia Klein was the hostess Oh
a large box party at the orpheuli
Tuesday evening
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. l. Louis Goldstein ell
tertained a party of friends at the
.Arsonaut Hotel dinner dance Ne"
Years Eve.