Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-11

Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Liversle
, AVA were host ana hostess for
| dinner party Wednesday evenin
at their home on South Winte
street which was one Of he i'm
portant pre- holiday functions. MI
and Mrs. Livesley are planning
second dinner to be given mex
Wednesday evening.
A pink begonia centered tn
table around which plates hat
been set for Mr.. and Mrs. JohI
J.Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Vai
Doren. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Thielsen, and Mr.. and Mrs. w
Melvin Plimpton.
Looking forward to the Christ
mas and New Years holidays
which are so near at hand we find
| that some social event marks al
most every day of that time. Mrs
Ralph White is to furnish three
of the social functions. One on
the Monday evening, December
27 when she will entertain her
juvenile dancing pupils with a
large masquerade party at the
Moose hall. 1t will be one of the
large affairs for the very younger
ones and will assemble children
of the most prominent Salem fa-
mi i1inG On INodnhudap TAnanR,o t1a,.
20, Mrs. White will give her We'd
nesday Dancing club membeAs a
formal ball at the Moose hall.
On Christmas eve, Mr.. and Mrs.
White are giving a large formal
dance for their only daughter,
Miss Margaret White. This is
the bird annual dance which they
have given at Christmas time for
her. the other two having been
on Christmas might. Invitations
were sent out this week bidding
over $50 of the younger folk.
This will also be held in the Moose
hall and it is anticipated as one
of the largest of the holiday par
ties.
The Aloha club, whose mem.
bers are thirty five prominent
bachelors announces a dance to be
given Tuesday December 2S at
dreamland ring which is planned
as one of the many social func-
tions in which the younger folk
home from college for the holi-
days participate. Each member
of the club may ask six additional
guests for the dance in that way
all the younger folk will be i'm
cluded. The committee in charge
Of this dance is Carl Gabrielson,
Oliver Myers, Bert Ford
Daight Quissenberry, and Fred
Book.
Honoring Mr.. and Mrs. viii II. !
Pendleton to make their home,
Mrs. Edwin L. Baker and Mrs.
John Caughell are entertaining
with an informal dancing party
at the CaughelI home tonight.
About thirty six folk have been
asked as a farewell courtesy to the
Bennetts.
Mrs. John Hargreaves Carson
Myrtle AlbrighD was the motif
for an afternoon of bridge and
shower which Mrs. Allan
Bynon gave Tuesday afternoon at
her home. Simple decorations Of
mauve chrysanthemums were
used about the rooms and in the
luncheon which was served fol-
lowing the cards Christmas sugges
ions were used. Mrs. Frederick |
Lamport and Mrs. Paul Hendricks
won the awards for the cards. At |
he luncheon hour Mrs. Bynon
was assisted by her mother Mrs.
=. Hofer and by Miss Mckinney. !,
Those bidden were Mesdames Or
rin La Caurce. Frederick Lamport,
Frank Spears. Kenneth Hall, Dan
Fry Jr.. Clifford Farmer, Ercel
Kay, Paul Hendricken, r. M. Ho-
'er. Carl Nelson. Miss Grace Bean,
Miss Hazel Downing, Miss Helen
Oeckehach Miss Catharine Car
ion, Miss Bernice Craig and Miss
Nice Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hofer en-
ertained at dinner, Thursday
light at their home honoring Mr..
md Mrs. John Carson, Myrtle
AlbrighD whose wedding was of
recent date. Around the table
overs were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
larson. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bynon,
diss Catharine Carson, Mrs. Hugh
Lawrence Hofer and
he host and hostess.
Mrs, Russell Catlin and her
Mrs. Frank Spears have
invitations out for a large bridge
ca which they are giving Monday
fternoon at the Catlin home m
lonor of Mrs. Arthur VasseIl who
las recently come to Salem to
make her home. Guests number
ng enough for seven tables of
ridge have been asked to meet
irs. Vassel Mrs, Vassell and
irs. Catlin are girlhood friends
a Seattle at the time the formers
lther was governor of Washing
on.
Mrs. William Brown and Mrs.
). N. Moores entertained the !
thursday Afternoon club at the {
irown home this week for a very /,
leasant meeting An Internal
rogram furnished part of the en- !
'rtainment for the afternoon. At {
ie tea hour refreshments were ,