Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-30
/ son and northern California
turned to Salem this morning,

Senator Charles L. McNary an
i Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Boise motore
oyer 10 Corvallis this morning t
1 attend the University of Californi
%. A. C. football gar1e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Spence
will entertain the members of tn
Merry g O. Round card club a
their home Monday evening.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy II. Mills, Mrs
Walter SpauIding, Mrs. Charlie.
X. Spaulding, Mrs. John Mills
and Miss Ava Miller motored tt
Portland this morning and are
passing thed ay with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith, who
for number of years have made
their home at 555 Marion street,
haver ecently sold that property
and are leaving the first of the
week for Newport where they will
be domiciied for the winter in the
A. N. Moores cottage.
Miss Gertrude Hartman is ex-
pected home from Portland Mon
day after spending a week visiting
friends.
Miss Mabel Gardner entertained
a few friends Wednesday evening
at her home on Bellevue street
with a Halloween dancing party.
Autumn leaves, Jack o. Lanterns,
and 'black cats" were used in de-
corating the rooms and during
the hours the hostess served re-
freshments. Those invited were
Miss Mildred Harding, Miss Mar
guerite Anderson, Miss Hannah
Hastings, Miss Jennie Baker, Miss
Waldorf, lennG Rowell, Kimball
Palmer, Norman Hildebrandt, Poh-
lie ROGUE, Walter Gauchner, Gus
Butler, Lawren@ Gardner, and
Clyde Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Young will
the members of the Dio-
hiko Dutch Treat club at their
home Monday evening for the re-
gular meeting.
Mrs. Edward Patterson and
Prudence and Dorothy,
are spending the weekend with
friends in Portland.
Mrs. Thomas Larkin Williams
with her daughter, and with her
in law, Mrs. Sarah Will
Iiams of Portland who has been
in Salem for two weeks,
eft this morning for Portland, the
latter to return home and the for
mer to spend few days visit.
Mrs. A. j. Basey was hostess on
Tuesday afternoon to the ten men,
bers of the Needlecraft club for
he fortnightly meeting which the
enjoy. After an afternoon
of chatting and sewing the hostess
served light refreshments.
Mn and Mrs. James III. Nichol-
son will motor to Portland in the
to spend the day visiting
friends. They will be accompanied
home by Mrs, Nicholsons sister.
Miss Caroline Erickson who will be
heir guest for a week.
Mrs MAUI McTalisfa,. hos
tess for a dinner at her home on
Tuesday night having covers placed
for six. The table appointments
were done in yellow.
Tomorrow the relatives of w.
d. McCalister will gather at his
home at Pratum to observe the
of his birthday and
that of his son, Mark McCalister,
which are on that day 1t will be a
family dinner and covers will be
placed for twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frederick Lamport
gave well appointed dinner
Thursday night at their home, la
country club for the dance. Japan
ese pom poRs We're used as the GEN.
erpiece for the table and Hallow- |
zen motifs were used to add to
heir spirit of the time. Mr.. and
Mrs, Lamport invited Mr.. and Mrs.
David Eyre and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A.
Roberts to dine with them,
Hob Goblins, pumpkins, black |
,ats ana other motifs suitable for !
he Halloween time made the |
basement of the Frank Jaskowski |
home a setting for the party which |
he Misses Josephine Jaskowski,
Pearl Kapphahn and Pauline Mar
larch gave Friday night. Fortune |
cling and ghost stories with suit
Ible games made the entertain
nent for the evening for the twenty
,uests. Pumpkin pie, cider and
Ioughnuts were served.
Mr.. and Mrs, Earl Fisher and
hildren are spending the weekend
n Albany going down to attend
he Assembly club dance Thurs
ay night. They will be accompan-
ed home by the formers mother
frs. +. T. T. Fisher who will
pend a week with them and with
ir. and Mrs. Hugh G.. Fisher.
Miss Margaret Griffith and Miss
larry Jane Albert pledges to the
Kappa Kappa CANA sorority at
he University of oregon came
own from Eugene Friday night
nd are spending the weekend with
heir parents. DIR. and Mrs. l.. f.
iriffith and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
.lbert.
Mrs. w. H. Dancy and Mrs.
rank W. Durbin who have been
pending the week at the Duroin
ottage at Neskowin are expected
NJ l.