Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

Dancing club set the standaf
with a big dance a. the Moose Ia
Monday night The advent Of sprln
and the proximity OF Easter were nc
ed in the artistic decorations Of Ii
hai. an abundance Of flowers bein.
augmented By dainty Easter sugges
tons Music was furnished by one 0
the best erchestras in the city.
Besides the members CT the cluI
several additional guests were in at
tendance. Mrs. X. ]. Shepherd o
Oregon City was the guest Of Mr.. an,
Mrs. w. T. Grier. Mrs. Grier an,
Mrs. Shepherd are sisters. Dr. an
Mrs. Fred Thompson weie guests 0
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Moore. Mr.. an,
Mrs. J. Il. Brophy had as their guest
II the danoce Mr.. and Airs. Cliffort
Farmer and Afr. and Mrs. V. K. Kuht
Miss Marie Brietenstien came as the
guest Of Dir. and Mrs. Herbert l. Stiff
The Press luncheon will be one Of
the social features Of the biennial con
vention Of the general federation Of
women's clubs 10 be held at Des Moines
June 1923. Special speakers, AMI
greetings from newspaper men and
women all over the country will be the
attractions, followed by a press con.
ference In which the press chairman
from forty eight states will take part.
a luncheon is always on Of the great
features Of the biennial convention.
and promises this year to be a red let
ter day indeed. Special plans for pub
licity In the home papers during the
next administration will be formulated
n the importance Of the committees
work In bringing the great work of the
federation before the readers Of the
newspapers and mazagines In building
up its clientele will be emphasized.
With nearly one thousand club odi-
tors on the great dailles of the country
co cooperating with the press committees
IT'S opportunity to spread the gospel OF
federation Is lncalculable. Making the
most of this field Of publicity viii be
the chief feature Of the luncheon.
Thursday IN the parlors Of the First
Methodist church, the missionary So
eleties Of the Jason Lee, Leslie anu
First Methodist churches held the first
OF a series Of banquets and R~et-toeetb.
or meetings. The series win eliminate
June y, on which date anniversary din
nera evil be held all over the country
honoring the foretith anniversary Of
the founding Of the societies.
Mrs. j. o. Purdy, Mrs. b. q. Carrier
Mrs Fred A. Legge. Mrs. j.. ii. Bake,
and Mrs Ray Farmer composed the
committee on arrangements. Mrs
George Il. Alden, corresponding secre-
lary OF the Oregon conference. was
toastmlstress and toasts were respond.
cd TO by the following;
Mrs. II. Peterson OF Portland nresi.
dent OF the conference board; Mrs
Joshua stansfield Of Portland. first
wee president Of the board; Mrs. I
w. Wiser OF Portland, mite box seore.
tary OF h conference board. Miss ~.
N Grace Davis, superintendent Of the
PORTLAND settlement center; Mrs. Effio
wright Dunlap, president of the Jason
Ice auxiliary OF Salem; Mrs. A. q
borhnsladt, president OF the Leslie
auxiliary OF Salem, Mrs. A. A. Under.
NIL, president of the First Mefhoalst
ohuroh auxiliary OF Salem; Mrs. carl
Gregg Doncy, Salem; Mrs. q. satter.
zee salem Mrs, u. J. STAFFORD, SAL
Mrs a. q, Hoffman, Forest
grove, and Mrs. Charles Litter Of
Forest Grove.
Mrs Ronal Glover was In charge Of
.ho program. A number Of readings
vocal solos featured the program
Mfs. Glover, Miss Gertrude Aldricb
BLISS Lucille Barton ana Mrs NcIl I
.attier being the principal performe,s
q Most OF out OF town won n were ~
..'enuance, among them being. Mrs.
" w Patton, Mrs, Charles LITTER f,
ahu Mrs A. q. Hoffman OF Foraat {
srove; Mrs. A. a. smith ana ntrs
Y a. ingels OF sllverton; Mrs. nun.
CESS Ford and Mrs. n. Lplv Win
n 49, 80
lhree other women win come from
Mrs. II. Peterson, Mrs a
= Collins, Mrs. Iohrua s~tansfie,l J
MRS J. w, Wiser and Miss Ola M I
al OF Portland, viii be here. ]
~ M auditorium OF the Lincoln I
Iunsof high school Monday eyen3rg J
ne first Girl Reserve election tnnk I
'sace ana The following officers we've !
'iected' Ninth a. Leader. Miss Mary ]
'akei corps scout, Harriet smlth I
outlines and innings chairman. Hame ]
somntonl service chairman. Marle
"f' I
Ninth y ana Eighth A and n !
leader, Miss Gladys pembertor !
scout, Helen Arpke: outlines !
Ina innings chairman, Elizabeth rae. ]
er'lee chairman, Clemma saunao,s \
seventh grade' Leader, Mrs. 4. q J
aphfnstedt' corps scout Myrteu, I
'Ilppi outings ANA innings chairma,, 4
liberia %Bohrnstedt; service chairman J
Boris Nelson. !
fionorihe Mrs. Lloyd Mott, Who'll !
leave IN the near future for Hon. I
whore she will Join her hny. ]
anu Dr. Lleyd Atott. Mrs. walter !
panlding entertained a coter,e nj I
liends al a beautifully appointed J
inner Monday evening. preceding nal
ance OF the Monday Might nanclnrI
'ub The table was attraetiyely een. \
'red with an art basket OF sprirrl1
overs ana covers were laid for NJ /.
nd Mrs, Paul v. Johnson. Mrs. Ilo,al
lo.t Oliver Meyers ana Mr.. and N N 7
'al'er spaulding. :
Mrs. David Wright had as her Z
'use guests this week her aunt. Mrs !
: Munson and daughter Miss Z
lrolyn, who were en- route 10 their !
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