Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-27
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= Peryi Needham was hostess at
,,,,v conducted party at the home
narents MIR. and Mrs. o. ID.
, of Rosedale recently. The
u,as artistically decorated with
"a ~,ount of early flowers and green
y "a the time was spent games and
81 ALLOWED by the serving of re
smants. In a guessing game Cliff
smith was awarded first prize.
." 80 nresent were Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
p,inston. Mrs. Stella Perry. Miss
NV Turnbull, Miss Dorothy Cole,
fV'~ chandler. Miss Gladys Hilder-
ia Miss Hattie Wendland. Jack
@~.Anu Norman Alexander, Nern
.s.ndier. Lowell Gardner, Winston
o--ris John Parr, Elmer Barnett,
rssster Linsey, Emmett Dickson, Tay-
=. Sol Taylor, Clifford Smith and Har
~ Shepard ~alzsy
u,s F T. Allen. for twenty-five
...rs a worker in Armenia and othei
snn,ries Of the Near East, addressed
n.thusiastic gathering of the wo
" ~ tbec civ in the Commercial club
ARE Friday afternoon. While her 90
!, !, hairg in Salem is chiefly that Oh
a,,thering the relief campaign now be-
NO. carried on throughout the country,
sar talk did not deal entirely with this
's,,icnlar phase of the Armenian
question.
,oars of foreign missionary endeavor
III made it a point to study, not only
III roliqious side of the question but
.ha industrial situation, was able to
hyirp 10 her audience a reliable ac-
amt Of conditions of affairs IN the
yoor rast. She proved herself an able
al Interesting speaker, and presented
~ terrible results of me Turkish ra-
a.,s in an altogether different way
,hsr hoy had even before been pre-
ented,
Friday night Mrs. Allen was the
,past Of the WV. C. A. at a dinner
sivsn by the Business and Professional
Moments club of the city.
Sneelal luncheon conferences ana
exhibits promise to take a leading part
in the great biennial convention Of the
General Federation of Women's clubs
to be held in Des Moines next June
Chairman of the eleven great depart
mpnt Of the federation will each have
same special attraction that they will
feature, each with some great message
hack of it. National thrift. community
service and AUGMENTATION will have
special meaning in them all and will
he sisnalized in each program BY for
sful messages for the delegates to car
~ home with them. .
With five thousand women in atten-
dance at the convention, the great
work of the women's clubs. Special
Inspiration will be found in the depart
ment conferences which each chair
man is preparing.
A number of prominent social peo-
pie were in Portland Wednesday to at
tend the birthday anniversary of Phil
Metschen, Sr. 1t was also the anniver-
sry Of sPhil Metsehen, Jr.'s birthday.
Dr. and Mrs. f. Y. Griffith and their
daughters, Miss Margaret and Miss
Ruth Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Meredith and their son Don and dau-
ghter jeanette, were in the party.
Mrs. George II. Alden has been the
suest of friends in Woodburn for sew
sral days during the past week.
A basket Of variegated Spring flow
as conferred the table, and pink shaded
candles formed the illumination for
the Beta Sigma class of the First Meth
dist Episcopal church, were guests ear
" this week. Mrs. e. q. Fisher is tea
che z the class. Following the dinner
. Pleasant evening of games and mu-
SIC vas passed. Thirty guests were pre-
sent.
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
ner parents on North Church street,
Little Miss Gertrude Virginia Winslow
laughter Of Attorney and Mrs. w. C.
elnslow, was charming hostess at a
"'e'y party honoring the seventh ami
.srSsry of her birthday. Twelve little
guests were present.
IN the dining room where a dainty
SHulaay dinner was served, an art
uasAet Of fragrant sweet peas centeret
.t 'rettily aDDointed table. An airy
WV OF silk tulle, tied on the handle o.
N asker added to the pretty effect
.our pink candles, in sheer crysta.
yaauie sticks were used for illumfna
uua' The afternoon was gayly passed
"aa games and music.
uaests Of little Miss Gertrude were
@Aured Shields, Mildred Schmidt, Ne.