Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-20

IL Closing last weeks festivities
was the Rotary club dinner dance
at the Hotel Marion, blue and
gold, the Rotary colors, were used
/ in decorating and on each table
small bowls Of pom pom chrysan-
themums were the centerpiece. AT
| the plate of each feminine guest a
| long stemmed rose was placed.
The regular Rotary program was
used. and in addition several clev-
er features were given.
Thursday cafeteria luncheon
was given at the Washington junior
high school with number OF Sa-
lem folk interested in the school
work present. The luncheon was
served by the cafeteria class ana
the instructor, Mrs. Euia Creech'
| and was served in true CAFETERIA
STYLE. The guests were Superintend-
ent and Mrs. George Hug, Mr.. and
Mrs g. II. Halvorsen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. r. Durham. Mr.. and MRS.
RI. o. White, Paul Wallace ana y
Ruoannon Of McMinnville.
Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Evans, the
former the new pastor of the first
christian church of this city, TOOK
mace Monday and was largely at
tended by the congregation anu
their friends. Chrysanthemums.
ferns and potted plants were useo
in the auditorium Of the cnurcn
where the program was held ana
in the church dining room yeloW
ahrvsanthemums were used in dec
Grating. 80.
The program included short
talks by James Elvin, Mrs. w. u
Kantner and Rev. r. L. Putnam
~ the Court street Christian
church. Miss Lena Belle Tartar
eave several vocal selections anu
! string quartet composed Of MRS.
Alice Wenger, Miss Trista Wehs
er. Carl Wenger and Ira cave.
Merriment and good will pre-
vailed at the regular meeting OF
tbe Salem o. A. G. CLUB, heiu
Thursday evening at the home OF
NJ and Mrs. A. M. Hansen ooS
Min street. The particular purpose
~ the gathering was to promote
saa,inp toward the football Gas
sic which takes place al corva'-
lis today. IN
The guests were unanimous u,
ltbeir opinion that the decora'ioi's
we're the most beautiful in the ms
1tory Of their club meetings ~
anpe crepe paper, set of artis-
tical,y with touches OF piaun
forned the principal motif, wniie
huge vases of feathery yeiso"
chrvsanthemums added last I'M
ishing touch to the scheme.
Mrs. David Wright and Mrs
r.,rk McAllister were ass"tah'
hostesses at the meeting. The eve
ming was spent with college games,
music and other amusements al'
. aalicious refreshments were seis
4 ad About As guests attenoeu'
| The professional and Business
uoman.s club will meet Tuesoa'
avenine at the residence OF Dt
mary Rowland Miss Grace oii'i'i
Vii, read a paper on The proper
~ sights of women" Each mem
her is invited to bring one eiie'
Bile visitor
4. TO sew for the Junior guiia "a
xaar which is to be given Lecein
her 4 Mrs. Armin Steiner ana Mrs
Homer Smith entertained a com
many Of the members at thei
homes for luncheon, followed y
81 afternoon of work, TUESDAY
This week, Mrs. Joseph Baumgar.
ner and Mrs. Clifford Farmer WI
hentertain members OF the gulio 10
. the same purpose.
Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Hughes en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. w, A. Car
ter Of Portland as their nous
, guests over last week END, the Car
ters motoring back Monday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. r. Monroe Gilpel
lonened their studio Monday with
tea to which over hundre
| friends and lovers of art had bee
hidden. The studio has Just re
J cently been re-furnished and 10
the afternoon. masses of yeiio'
and white chrysanthemums wer
,sed in harmony about the room'
A special guest of the day wa
frederick webster of Chicago wh
received with Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
bert. -,
Assisting about the rooms in IN
afternoon were Miss Vivien Hai
grove. Miss Ethel Frazier, an
Miss Audrey Bunch. In the eve
ming Miss Hargrove. Miss oie
Gray, Miss Francyl Hawley, an
Miss Kathleen Walsh assisted.
Mrs. u. G.. Shipley was hostes
yesterday afternoon to the men
hers of st. Paurs auxiliary for tn
regular business meeting and fe
a social time following. AT tn
tea hour Mrs. Shipley. assisted o
, her niece, Mrs. ]. +. Law. serve
Refreshments
Miss Marie Churchill was in E,
: gene Friday to pass the day Wit
I friends.
Mrs. y. X. Locke and Miss Bea