Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-04

parents, the t. "A. club gave a din
ner Friday night at the home Of
MISS Lenta Baumgartner. Members
OF the club beside Miss Slade are
MISS Beryl Hol. Miss Edra Acker-
man, Miss Amelia Babcock, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Bayne. Miss Ina
Proctor. Miss Margaret Griffith
MISS Helen Rose, Miss Helen Lovell
Miss Miriam Lowell, Miss Letha
wilson, Miss Maude McCov. Miss
Katherine Slade, Miss Mabel Acker.
man, Miss Ruth Griffith, Miss Ten.
"a Baumgartner, Miss Dorothy Pat
terson Miss Alice Mcclellan. Miss
Lucille Moore. Miss Leah Ross. Miss
Margaret McMahan, Miss Olive
Moores, Miss Juanita Moores. Miss
Marporie Mellinger Miss Ruth
rage, Miss Nellie Rowland. Miss
Frances Schrode, Miss yeda How'd
MISS Martha Powell. Miss jeanette
meredith, Miss Mildred Gill., Miss
Gretchen Brown, Miss Miriam
SWartz, Miss Grace Humphreys ana
Miss Esther Parounagian.
The December melting of the sa-
lem Women's club which viii, ha
neld next Saturday afternoon VIII
pe child welfare day and viii be in
cnarge OF Mrs. E. E. Fisher who
done SO much of that work in the
county. DR.. Mary Holmes Parsons
OF he extension department of the
University of Oregon will be tha
speaker OF the day and Miss Flora
case and Mrs. J. c. Nelson chair.
man Of the literature department
OF the club will have on disnlav
DOCKS which would be suita HE
Tor children. Following the regular
meeting music and tea will be NJ
jOyed
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Howkins en-
tertained the members of the bridge
club Tor the fortnightly evening of
cards Thursday evening at their
nome. Mrs. Joseph McAlister won
the cards honors among the femi
nine guests and Frank Spears car.
RED Off the honors for the men.
feilow chrysanthemums were
used in abundance in decorating
the rooms. All the twenty-six mem
bers Of the club enjoyed the hospi-
tality of the Hawkins at this time
and in serving a supper Mrs. Haw-
klns was assisted by several OF the
members.
Mrs. George HI. Burnett, Mrs. Mil
ton L. Meyers, Mrs. Marie Flint and
Mrs. James Godfrey were hostesses
at the Burnett home Tuesday. en-
tertaining at dinner the members
of the Past Matrons club of the
Order of Eastern Star and their
husbands and friends. Three long
tables We're set and on these pink
and white carnations and chrysan-
themums were placed in baskets.
THE evening was passed in social
/ converse and singing Plates were
set at the dinner for thirty-five.
Henry Thieisen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Thielsen was host
for a stag dinner at the home OF
his parents, Wednesday night, hav-
ing plates for six boy friends. The
table appointments were in red and
white with a birthday cake with the
proper number of candles forming
the centerpiece. Red candles in
black holders furnished the light
for the party. Red bon bon baskets
and favors were at each plate. La
ter in the evening the young host
assembled his guests at the theatre.
Those who were guests We're Sher-
man Plimpton, Chandler Brown,
Jack HARRISON, Charles Kay Bish-
op and Tommy Livesley.
Two splendid musical offerings
are to be given to Salem FOLK next
week. The first one the concert by
the Salem symphony orchestra con.
Quoted by DR.. John r. Sites, at the
Armory, and the second coming or
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