Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-13

night.
| Mrs. Mary Rodgers entertained
the members of the Needlecraft
/ club at her home Tuesday after
noon for an informal time of sew
! ing and social chat. Al the tea hour
the hostess served light refresh,
ments to the ten members.
/ The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the First Methodist
church was entertained ON We'd
nesdaN afternoon at the home Of
| Mrs. Fred A. Legge. The devotional
services Were led by Mrs. C. A.
| Clark, and the lesson Christ the;
Evangclist' was presented by Mrs.
NJ. r. Parounaginn. Miss Lorlei
Platchford sang a vocal solo '"Thc'
Lord My Light a dialogue ,entitI
ed Miss Friend" was presented by.
Miss Engcnia Savage, Miss Marsr,r-
ct Barquest, Miss Arbutus Rudie,,
Mrs. F. w. Thompson will be .,ha1.
tess for. the next meeting.
Mrs. A. Bum entertained the
members of the Eweet Briar club
ut her home on Union street Tues
day afternoon for the ,Shalar meet
ing Of the clubs Atra kn Noyce.
Sand Mrs. r. T. Hufinsl Ere guests
OF the club besides the twelve club
members. Refreshments were serv-
ed at the close of the afternoon.
Mrs. Donald Blodgett will be hos
tess for tH@Bnext meeting.
Dr. and Mrs. r. f. Pomeroy senaI
tertained with an informan luiicfkS
con following the E,lks club
dance, inviting Mr. and Mrs.
John Brophy, Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
Glover, Miss Inez Fits and Some
Welch.
Mrs. William Walton and Mrs.
Oliver G. Locke notored to Port
land Off a few days during the
week returning Thursday.
Miss Grace Holt returned Thurs
day night from Corvallis where she
| was a guest of friends for several
days during the first of the week.
| Coming home with her was Miss
lla Spaulding who is spending the
weekend with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles X. Spaulding.
! Mr.. and Mrs. O., p. Hoff were
host and hostess for an Armistice
day dinner at their home Thurs
day night, inviting few friends in
for dinner with additional guests in
for cards in the evening. Pink roses
and fern We're used about the place.
DR.. and Mrs. T. c. Smith. Jr., and
Mrs. NJ A. Goff motored to Van
couver WASH, and were Armistice
Day guests of DR.. and Mrs. H. S.
Goddard. Mrs. oGff remained in
tNancouver to visit friends for a
fortnight before returning home.
r. and Mrs. Joseph McAnster
1Weie host and hostess Off an in
formal dinner Thursday. night ask
ing Mr.. land Mrs. David w. Eyre
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Council
Dyer to dine with them. Later they
took their guests to the American
Legion dance at the, Armory. A
bowl of pink Russell roses formed
the center. piece for the table. +
l1 rs. r. p. Boiseeis expected to
b. tonight from Portland wheun
siie has been spending "A few dbl
|visifiI,g friends. IL svs
| ME. C. p. Bishep left this morn:
ing for Pendleton to pass a week
with fefa Chsuncey Btahop and
her sins lndson. Enroute iipiil2
ahe wiffHSfIend a short TIME with
her sister Mrs. Clara Roberts at
Hood River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Cox spent
Armistice Day in Portland playing
golf on the new municipal links.
Clarence Bishop OF Portland
spent a short visit In Salem last
night enroute to Eugene to attend
the football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lamport
were in Portland for two days dur
ing the week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Millar McGil-
christ, Mr.. and Mrs. Will r. Neill.