Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-05

MrS' Max D, Buren was a charm
ing hostess on Tuesday evaninn
"hen she entertained the noer,
pers of the Merry-go-round clnh .,
her nome on Court Street E,,,o
hundred claimed the interest of
me greater portion of the eoen-
ing, the prizes falling to Mrs n
D. hay and Mrs. John H. McNTarv
dainty repast was served later
IN the evening. Additional guests
besides club members were Nrs
rreueflek Stewart and Mr.. and
MIS- Joseph Baumgartner. Twenty
lour guests were present.
0eNehty-three pink and white
candles adorned the birthday cake
at dinner party which Mrs wiz
lard Campbell of Rosedale gave
IN honor of her father Mr.. L. T.
hopkins last Sunday. The color
scheme was carried out entirely
IN pink and white, giving a very
pretty effect to the table annoint-
ments. Those invited in honor of
Mr' Hopkins birthday were Mr.
and Mrs. W. w. Cory, Mrs. F. r.
Dance, Mrs. j. A. Carr, Miss Betty
Saucerman, Miss Hazel Martin and
Messrs. Findley and Hudson Carr
Of Lebanon, Indiana.
Miss Nina Adams of the Wallace
Road was hostess at the regular
fortnightly meeting Of the Sweet
Briar club Wednesday afternoon.
In honor of the approach of Lin
coins birthday the afternoon was
spent in reading extracts from the
life of "the great emancipator"
and in giving quotations from his
works. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess to the twelve
club II embers who were rrt sert,
Mrs. H. D. Allen, sister of Mrs.
Gerald Volk left today ror her
home in Wichita, Kansas. She
was accompanied as far as Port
land by Mrs. Volk.
Mr. and Mrs G. +. Barbour
were delightful hosts on Thursday
evening when they entertained
their Five hundred club at their
home on Liberty street. High
scores were won ny Mrs. Charles
Ferrel and Carl P. Nehien while
the consolation prizes fell to Mrs.
Charles Sheels and Charles Ferret.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Rowland were
additional guests besides club
members making the four tables
Delicious ref 'eshments
Ware served, later in the evening
by the hostess who was assisted
in serving by her attractive daugh-
ter, Miss Genevieve, and Mrs.
Charles Bozelle.
The third of the series of organ |
recitals under the auspices of the
Oregon music teachers association |
will be given Sunday afternoon,
February 6, at three-thirty o'clock |
N the First Christian church. |
Professor T. S. Roberts will appear
rs organ soloist assisted by Mary
Headrick, violinist, |
Beatrice Shelton, pianist and the =,
glee club of Willamette !
University.
These organ recitals have arous-
ID the interest of all music lovers,
md the Sunday afternoon concerts
nave been the source OF much
pleasure to those who have taken
advantage of this unusual oppor-
unity.
Mrs. John Gill of Portland is
pending a portion of the week |
With Senator Gill.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. McCully of
Hood River are the guests of Mr..
nd Mrs. E. Cook Patton.
Mrs. c. NJ. Walker of Newport
) a guest at the home of her
laughter Mrs. w. Connell Dyer.
The Junior Guild, of the st.
oauls church will meet on Tues
Law. Feb. s at the home of Mrs.
frank Durbin 1417 Court Street.
Miss Marian Grabel, popular
Portland girl, is a guest in Salem
Turing the legislative session.
One of the anticipated events of