Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-27


a guests Mr.. and Mrs. John HI. A
le bert. Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Scot
o Mrs. John w. HARRISON and thre
is small children. Dr.. Bowen and Pat
J. Wallace. A large basket Of autumn
h fruit made the centerpiece and ye
l. low shaded candles burned durin
il the meal.
81 ~,
ii Mrs. William Brown is In Port
! land att he home Of her sister. Mrs
e Rudolph Prael. The Praels enter
!. tanned with large Thanksgiyin,
t family dinner.
n This afternoon Chemeketa chan
ter OF the Daughters of the Ameri
, can Revolution are meeting at the
nome of Mrs. C. c. Clark on Ma.
! ron street, when she and Miss Ola
Clark and Miss Edith Benedict are
hostesses for the regular November
meeting. The tii-centenarv ann
yersary Of the landing Of the Pill
. gfims VIII be observed at this meet
ing.
4 The piano pupils of Mrs. Cora
Hendry appeared at the home OF
Mr and Mrs. Ira Lambkfn on
North Fifth street, "Wednesday
/ evening, November Gath, in the
first of series OF community re-
eitals to be given this winter. One
or the features of these recitals
| IS the study Of the life Of the great
masters
After the program light refresh
inents were served Those who
took part in the program were.
Lima May Mattson. Gladys Pru-
lit, William Mattson, Doris Ross,
Walter Lambkin, Esther Lamb
kim Winnifred Ritchie, Mrs. Ma
rion Gillette. Walter Lee, Miss
Virgie Ritchie, Lois Pruitt, Mar
euerite Bailey, Marguerite Dengrin
Constance Kites. Miss Odillie Per-
sons, Mias Jennie Thompson,
Dwight Ritchie, Alene Ritchie.
Cnrice Ritchie, Thursnelda Koch
Ter. Mrs. Henrdy was assisted by
Mrs. Ira Lambkin. Mrs. Mark Ell
lott, Mrs. Edwin Kirkpatrick and
Mrs. J. w. Richie.
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Legge of
Eugene have been spending the
Thanksgiving holidays in Salem
as the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs r. A. Legge.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Broncushio
announce the marriage of their
sons, Rockey G. Broncushio, to
Miss Edith Ferris of Tacoma,
on November 20, 1920
and. J. M. Bronoushio to Miss FL
sic Lee OF Wichita Falls, Texas, on
81. 1920.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert N. Me
meyer of Alberta, Canada, arriv-
ed in Salem yesterday and are Wis
ting at the home Of the form
sr's brother and sister in law, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Niemeyer. The
visitors will remain Indefinitely
rs guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Me
meyer, and may finally locate in
he capital city.
Miss Ethel Liston and Misk Alice
velch nre In Portland today at !
ending the presentation of Chu !
hin Chow at the Heilig thvdter. +
'hey will remain in the city over
he week end as guests at Hotel /
Benson. 9
Or. Lincoln l.. Writ was the
IGNORED guest Of the Kafoury FAM \
" at their Thanksgiving dinner T
iven at the N. C. Kafoury home.
overs We're placed for fourteen
I a table beautifully decorated a
nth golden yellow chrysanthe- F
lums. d
An art vase of feathery chrys- n
formed an attractive Il
for the beautifully APP
ointed dinner over which Mrs. f.
!. Leege presided Thanksgiving 1
ny. Circling the table were DR.. u
M MfS. ID. Il. otcSNSs, tNSNChVi'Nl :
nd Mrs. f. b. Lockhart of JEFF !.
rson and children Beatrice. Col n
en- and Frank: Miss Muriel q
.eeves, Miss Fay Perringer, Ray S
ond Rarey, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken g
,th Legge, Miss Margaret I.egge g
i'd Mr., and Mrs. F. A. Legge. q
Professor and Mrs. w. E. Kirk &
e spending the week end in =
,rtland.
The Nancy Hank Lincoln club I, !,
n meet Monday at 3:l5 p. m. 4,
the Lincoln school. Reverend "
l.. Putnam. of the Court street hs
lristian church, will speak on q
he Christmas spirit" Miss Gay =, =,
lie Beckett -will give a reading la
d there will be a program of el
ecial music. sy
The Marion County Veterans as ts
chiffon will meet Thursday at ca
'Cornack hall for an all day a,
;sion. The business meeting will
held in the morning and co
sket dinner will be served at -
on. An interesting program has he
On arranged for the afternoon. lii
veterans of American wars are wi
'ited to attend. Ia
fr. and Mrs. Paul Petri of Port ",
ID, who have been in Sale mat be
ding the musical convention, Sc
re the house guests. while here, A..
Mr. and Mrs Walter Spauld- sn y,
7. Friday evening Mrs. Snpuld- ri
entertained Informally for her ae'
'sts with handsomely appoint gl'
dinner. X.
Imong the large family dinners
ticipated in on Thanksgiving day