Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04
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- eliza Nolan

u - rance of kathleen Par- :
sppsa' world's greatest living
the ,oIinist. who will be pre-
bnan ''O 4he armory under the
ted q. ~ of the Salem Musical ou-
'p'ss sslsm n is indeed fortunate IN
u oa 'aren such a rare treat ana
ing sl'en .s from the entire coun-
psc lOv ,,,,l assemble for the priv
yside WV wiring this unusually tai
ted artist .+ +en wears Miss
Dnl,nI o1nr has been the sensation OF
rIe" e,"Otinents and her extraordl-
eO ,rant has impressed itself on
y . .n,ic 10 a degree that makes
puD rance by her an event OF
optional interest
|r.Iichtfully informal was the
.,.inment offered the Golden
,,ub on Tuesday afternoon
:. Mrs. C. A. vibbert and Mrs.
pound were joint hostesses
vibbert home. Gay spring
T0dils formed an appropriate
..+ive motif about the rooms.
s,;nty luncheon was served in
late afternoon, the following
besides club members pcIng
,"aod Mesdames Worth Henry,
: Npedham, Delbert Burton, v.
Enhn. Paul Hauser, Mark Nc
l.tsr clifford Elgin and Scott
g.
+, Ella Martin and Miss Dor
n. wartin, who have been guests
. ur and Mrs. A. B. Hudelson
tbe past fortnight, are leaving
ay for their home in Boise
. Tho. =
m Wednesday afternoon the
sat Briar club enjoyed it's reg
/, meeting at the home of Mrs.
Ela Kunkle, when Mrs. Lou
~ was a joint hostess. The af-
,Doon was spent in the interest
occupation of needlework.
luN refreshments were served
the tea hour.
ms John Bayne has returned
In Portland where she enjoyed
brlef visit with her daughter,
Edwin S. Buckwater.
hae home Of John w. Yates, two
lps southeast of Salem, was
,cene Of an interesting surprise
In the early portion of the week
M group of friends gathered
honor of his daughter. Mrs.
Iun Greenfield, of Rapelje, Mon
d Who is spending a few weeks
oregon. Following are the
ii who participated in the
sfgs enjoyment, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vnmm, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
s III and Mrs. L. w. Potter,
MIrs. S. d. Piper, Mr.. and
! Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
E Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Clark,
and Mrs. F. R. Clark, Mr.. and
c. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Ale, Mrs, j. M. Coburn, Mrs.
nDbell, Grace Robertson, Miss
BROW Evelyn Coburn, Virginia
hs Mary Shinkle, c. Mumm,
Pies Coates, Vernon Coates, Ev-
ID lark, Junior Clark and Will
4 lark.
ils Cyrus S. Woodwork and
Hall son. Cyrus. Of Portland. were
'Ors yesterday at the home Of
mother, Mrs, Virginia Apple
u
prs, Eugenia Gillingham has re-
fned to her home after a brief
u with Portland friends.
ilr' and Mrs. J. H. Nicholson
4 small son, Jimmy, have re-
Fned to Salem after spending a
days in Portland.
prs Oswald West and small
pshter, Jeanne, arrived yester-
afternoon TO spend a few days
'he home of Governor and Mrs.
, W, olcott.
me s. N. V. society will meet
friday evening at the home of
. Anna Mcintyre, 1885 South
'erty street.
'lrs' George Skeels was a charm
hostess on Wednesday after
u When she opened her. home
,Hs members of the Polly Anna
y d new organization of much
"a interest. Spring flowers were
= !, effectively about the rooms. I
'ne conclusion Of a social after
u DAINTY luncheon was serv-
W lhe hostess. The next meet
VI Inc Polly Anna club will be !
s' the home of Mrs. Floyd
Z. FRED H. Thompson left on
Asuay for Eugene where he
a''ehd meeting of profession |
aen of the state. |
-rOnday evening the Rebekah !
! !. ned an interesting meeting
: I. u D. f. hall, entertaining
=. mis- occasion the AumsviIle
ulner lodges. The formal ini-
- ~ VI new members was a spe-
-, lure Of this meeting. At Tvs
-. .S.Oh OF the business session