Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10

mn beautiful home of Mrs, IL WI
Meyers was the scene 0, the
sting of the Bridge Luncheon
nWodnesday. The holiday spirit
cine ias' IN the attractive decorations
rresaiiTsu so,,sa and in the pretty table
Of inc nts n Red shaded candies
sppsd ,,sed as the means OF li,ulii ia
se the o'clock luncheon Inc a.
non oon was pleasantly passed Win ',e
'ernoon ,,,arsion of the club. Mrs. H. n.
usuAt s.n,uar Inc. was guest of honor. ana
Lee ss,,.on Meyers replaced. Mrs. van
hrs @ nno Is sojourning in California.
DOieM Doa NEXT meeting will be held on Janu- anu.
lue >, at the Marion hotel TOT wnlcn M
", Ms walter McDougal VIII De hos'eSs'
uov nsgeantry and the drama may
.,,o role of fairy godmother 10
,, @ world democracy, is told by
,o- Hazel MacKaye, a daughter OF
cal. MacKaye and sister of the
noat. Percy MacKaye, who is the
,;,.ctor Of pageantry for the Y. W.
CA .o t,.+ad than Miss
,,aUova 70 talk on this subject. -She
one Of the first persons IN the
limited States to take up pageahtrs
snd develop it as an art or pro1essioh
A :. has really become to her. Be-
so,s going into pageantry, In wnlcr
Eald she has sixteen spectacles TO mel
arsd;t Miss MacKaye was on tht
4ooo she played in three OF hel
hrother's successes and was In som'
broadway productions. Her pageant
80 haen on variety of subjects
Che devoted two years to the mission
n.geant, Darkness and Light. he
outrage allegory was given at tn
time of President Wilson's tlrst III
aucuration. on the steps of the Unite'
Gates treasury. She also produces
tbs Jubilee pageant for the Y. w. {
A three years ago, and was associate
with both productions of "Caliban" i
Nav York and Boston. Miss MacKay
is now director of pageantry and tn
drama The Y w. c. A. and dur
inc the United War Work campaig
she was chosen to prepare sperlf
feature bulletin for the whole rour
try in which pageantry had larg
share.
group of violin students, a pa
of Miss Elizabeth Levy's ensemb
club. formed a box party Wednesda
night to hear the Cherniavsky trio
the opera house. They were chape
oned by their teacher, Miss Lev
After the concert they had the plea
ure of meeting the artists, who r
ceived them cordially. Leo Chern
avsky, the violinist, gave them maj
words of encouragement. Later
the evening the party proceeded to Il
rose room of the Spa, where th'
were the guests Of Miss Levy for r
freshments. Seated at the table we
the Misses Frances Purdy, Mauril
Larson. Olive Lester, Frances Tor
Ethel Hepner, Winona Smith, Dom
Smith, Gwendolyn Jarmon, Ange
Sundin, Kathleen Smith, Mildr
Pugh, Geneva Sundin, and Mrs. Pa
Woodward, Bjorn Gaveholt, ely
Madsen, John Greech, Victor Johns
and Miss Levy, Additional que!
were Mrs. C. W. Creech, Mrs. S. Ley
Miss Lena Belle Tartar and M
Margaret Fisher.
The Women's Relief Corsp 1
society met at the home of Mrs. Hell
Southwick for their usual meetii
and election of officers, Thursd
afternoon. The routine of busin
was followed by social hour and
serving of a delicious lunch. Lit
Miss Heen Cex received the gues
and Mrs, Southwick was assisted
serving by her daughters, Mrs. r.
Cox and Mrs. Rolla Soutthwick. !
sistant hostesses were Mrs. Raj
Jones, Mrs, Elizabeth Adair, Mrs. A
ne Simmons, Mrs. Rose Hagedo
Mrs. Julia Lytle. Mrs Mary M. I
uess, and Mrs, LaMonie Clark.
The officers elected for the .ensu
lerm were Mrs. Lizzie Smith, pre-
Gent; Mrs. Laura McAdams, vi
president; Mrs. Summerville, sec
tary; Mrs. Mary Cook, treasurer. :
committee on soliciting work: n
r A. Thompson. chairman; B
Mary Howard and Mrs. Prude
Bouffleour.
Mrs. George Catlauch, who has b
lne house buest Of Mrs. f. L. Grit
aurlng the holidays, left yesterday
her home in Eastern Oregon. She
accompanied as far as Portland
MRS Griffith who is remaining in
metropolis for several DAYS visit '
friends.
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