Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-13

al Journal. Salem. Oregon
were discussed and each member
gave +. current event item.
Miss Gertrude Aldrich sang two
solos during the social hour. MISS
Mary Hunt was taken into tne
club at the -buiness hour. Retrosn7
nents were served.
Mrs. Homer Ingrey entertained
the, members, of the Golden He.lr
club. at; her home. Ttiursday after
noon for the regular. meeting, Thee
aft cgnopn, WIS ftrntiI)l y y I5,tsse s q
with YaicS rss,,na.k ,1safittisfscistr stschh M
and at The, close tlleAf1csres ss-assist-
Fed by. Mrs. II. r.. White served hight
refreshments. 'Chrs rss;inthemums
we're used in decorating rlre house.
.GueatsAvlio were invited besides the
club naembers were: Mrs. H. u.
White and Mrs VIII. Mott. Club
members who were present were:
Mrs. f. Nan Slack. Mrs. C. ID. Butt
Ter. Mrs. Claire yibbert, Mrs. Geo.
Elgin. Mrs. Ray Penrberton, Mrs.
Mason Bishop, AIRS. Carle,tAbrams.
Mrs. Roy IIixon. Mrs. Allan Cleve'
i;gil.iand the hostess. " ~,
I The . O'Clock club of tile First
Methodist CHURCH meet :. Monday
for Its. first dinner. Gnd social eve-
ring of the year. t<Dr. II. Young
son of Portland gave the. address
OF the eyening. Rev. Blaine Kirk
patrick, spoke briefly. Dir. B. T..
Sleeves, president OF THE, ,,efub. pre-.
sided: 80 4 ~ -e"9'Ha
This club, include. us its aiiinem-
bers. abnut sixty MEN of the First
church and meets twice
each month - "A general Invitation
ha.a ;heen .exteEdtd bSssie s,cNo
to every man efsthe town to join
,wfiethert hessts saffiiat ed with tho
Methodist .cllffcl1 s:or: not. .s.. ls., =.
III The, .llnifers4 AEontiay- w1iAs prepar-
ed and served, by The women %
the: West u cenrai circle of thai,
church. - ,tsF - = S't' :. 4s:fe. q =
+ Miss tEoriielia i-sMaxsinesi esieft.i aT'rfss;
day. morning FOR r-sPprtalnd,.:t to be.
tkeRarkehd ! .gpest.:.s OF ! J: ftienaas
Miss 1alarwin. oks 4sat - :.sfAetfffg
OF the: Rortlanh-.- sNon,eJ;s. club
Fadday$ afternopn Api the 4 T1as
Orient and -Occident.''t -. ,.t..,- e
!, d;ticoiia Smith tsi.o1ne sfront Eu-.
sseIre 'te5ssprr,d tsessSsaelaesstas,. s.with
hts tpa4.ents, Dr.. 1ard, MIS- H.sstfssesst
smith; 4Ir, t.-s z.<s,>+ !. ~ - S
DR.. D.$,l1. T'iel4s OF Astoria 4was,
the hetsesguest.dpril the. week. Of
De-. and Mrs. T,s4f,. Smiths sJr:. tIJe1
Was tesss.oute to tes,asa making tho
trip by motor. a.. "A
Dir. and Mrs.ss;Tsdy H. Mills and
their children ,motored down ito 4
Newbery this morning land ! arsl
passing the week end with Mrs.
Mills brother and sister. in faw.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Clifford Sn1ulding.
The. annual .ThaIlksgiving, prs lse
service was held by the sMofiien Of
the missionary society of the
First Presbyterian church Friday
at the church parlors.
The program was in commenn.'4-
ZION of the landing of the Pill
grims. Mrs. Charles A. Park led
the devotional services and a large
tkankoffering was received A
chorus Of girls from the Chemawa
training school were presented in
song by Miss Gertrude Eakin. Dur
ing the refreshment hour, Mrs. c.
P. Bishop and Mrs. George Blair
presided over the coffee urns AMI
the hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. +. J.. purvine, Mrs.
Charles Wilson, Mrs. A. f. Mar
Gus, Mr.. George Shand and Miss
Lillian Applegate.
To begin the activities of next
Ncth 10 iifS opening Oh the. Ii.
Monroe Gilbert studio ON Moth
street, which will a.
.ract the art loving folk of thcl
city. In the afternoon :Ir. ahd Mrs. !
Gilbert will be assisted BY Miss
Audred Bench, Miss Ethel Frazier,
Miss Vivien Hargrove and by
Frederick Webster. In the evening
them will be 'I:ss Olga
Gray. Miss Francell Hawley t.nd
Miss aKthleen Welch.
Mrs. Clara pogue "f portla |
returned to her home this Iaora-
ng after Ipssing the week in Sa-
em with her mother. Mrs Ialtie
Jackson.
Mr., and Mrs. }. n. Feathers of |
are in Salcm over the
weekend and are the guests of Mr.. |
Ind Mrs. Il. S. Van Aernan 1246 |
Marion street.