Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-25

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y Live Wire class of the Leslie
Methodist church entertained with
their annual luncheon as wei.
come to the new students at Will
lamette university. and as greet
Ing to the ones who are returning
for the year. The buffet luncheon
was served Immediately after the
Hunday school service and after
the luncheon the afternoon was
happily passed with songs and
games. Over 120 guests enjoyed
the hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs
Borhnstedt.
Mrs. Isaac Lee Patterson ha.
been in Portland during the week
making final arrangements for the
i Aif-American day exhibits.
Miss Florence Mckinney Is Wis
iting. friends in Portland over the
weekend.
Mrs. N. G. Kafoury has returned
from Portland where she finished
arrangements for bringing the Syr-
\ ian exhibit to the state fair fol-
All-American day.
The girls of the Y. w. c. A. at
Willamette university are enter
tanning with the annual tea which
the association gives to welcome
the new girls at the university The
tea this afternoon is at the M. Q.
Findiey home and is very informal.
The committee in charge is Miss
Mildred Garrett and Miss Lucille
Packard. At the close of the after
noon tea will be served.
Herbert J. Darby left Friday
night for Eugene to reenter the
University of Oregon after spending
a few weeks visit with his relatives
following his summers work at
Bulr Run lake. He is a Phi Gamma
Delta man.
To meet superintendent and Mrs
George w. Hugg who have recently
come to salem to live. and also IN
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs w. M
Smith. the former who has just
been appointed assistant state sup
erintendent of schools. Mr.. and Mrs
h q. q Clarke entertained the prin'
ciples of the Salem schools
and their families at their
home 1853 Marion street Tuesday ev
ening Caroline Testout roses ano
yaricolored asters were us@ in a
uretty profusion about the rooms
During the evening Miss Esther
sWheeler gave a group of piano So
los and she also accompanied MISS
Lena Belle Tartar for numpS- "
delightful vocal solos. In serving
dainty refreshments Mrs. Clark was
assisted by Miss Edith Benedlc'
ana Miss Clark. Those who were
invited to meet Mr.. and Mrs. HUG
were Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Durham
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c Nelson, Mr.. ano
Mrs. u. G. Miller. Miss Margaret
Cosper, Miss Emma Cramer, Miss
Anna Fisher. MISS Marie Willett
Miss Edith Benedict. Miss Lena
Belle Tartar
Earle Busselle was host for wei
appointed dinner at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.
Busselle, Thursday night as fare
well to group of friends who are
departing for college at Corvallis
and Eugene. A arge ivory arr pas
ket filled with pink and yhite dan
has completed the tables adorn-
ments. Covers were laid for ten
Later in the evening dancing anc
y cards furnished entertainment
pink and white asters were effec
lively used to grace the liyint
room and hall
Mrs. Spencer Wortman entertain
ed the members OF the Count on Nj
class of the First Baptist church OF
"Wednesday evening for yer.
pleasant social evening and busi
ness hour. During the evening tn
hostess served a dainty lunch.
The Misses Louise, Pauline ant
Edith Findley were hosts for d
delightful dinner at the M =
n Findley home Wednesday nigh'
having at their guests the Misse
Eugenia Savage, Elizabeth IaIl
Norma Millard, Virginia Donald
Jane Hilpot and Mary Schei.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Shaver hav
returned from Forest Grove wher
!. they were guests Of Mrs. SHAVER
sister, Mrs. Robert Simons.
Miss Lulu Clark who has be-