Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-26

Honor Of the season. Ferns, pussy.
willows and ropes of greenery add
ed to the fastivity of the ban
quet tables at which covers
were laid for fifty. ]. c. Mel
son, postmaster for the evening
was introduced by Robert Lit
tier, president Of the Hi Y. The fol-
lowing toasts were given. "Rela-
ton of father to his son." Aubrey
! yTrawiek; Relation of a son to his
father" Rev. Blain Kirkpatrick
and father and son chorus, James
Palmer of Portland.
! Mrs. F. J, Welsh and Marion
Welsh Of Beaver and Mrs. Tracy
Roland and daughter Miss Nancy
or Roseburg, have returned to their
homes after spending a fortnight
as the house guests of Mrs. bella
Smallwood of north 9Th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. 2limrron in
Vlted group of friends to dinner
on Monday evening ut their home
| lh Church street Small corsage
| bouquets of violets formed an at
| 'factlVe centerpiece for the table
ana tall candles added to the beau
" Of the appointments. Covers were
placed for Mr.. and MIS-. +. d.
thIelson Mrs. Sherman THOMPSON
dlss Aline Thompson, William C.
Nlltz' Jrp of Vancouver, 3. c.. ana
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Plln.f ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Metsc.lin
ma Mrs. ]. u Flanders of Port
and, motored to Salem THURSDAY
20 spend the day with Mrs. l.. /.
ffilfith who is recuperating from
ne effects of severe operation.
Nr had Mrs. Homer Gouiey re
urAed Thursday from few day.
ISL TO Portland where they were
ne guests of Mrs w. r. William 1
on Mrs. GOuley attended a large
eception given by Mcs. J. B. Mont
'omery at the University club on
uesday in celebration of tn,
Wenty-fifth anniversary of th
oundlng of the ID. A. r in Ore
on. Mrs. Gouley was also A eueet
honor at luncheon given b,
lrs. John Keating for number OF
ut OF town guests.
The Women's Aid society of the
1hgiewood church he'd an all da,
putting bee at the home of Mrs
lefbert Richmond on Wednesda,
Iternoon. A delicious lunchecl,
'as served at noon, covers bei,..
laced for the following. Mesdanle
Nlbert Fuestman, e. Hoxie. NJ. Bar
on, j. E. Galloway, Harry Rowe.
J. Pfifer, j. Blodgett, j. Loter. f
townsend. l.. A. Deepen, S. Fl
tdams and Henry Pascoc.
Inc birthday of Mrs. George
bingham was celebrated iointh |
WITH that of George Washington
ne bingham home on Tuesday ev.
ming at the Bingham home. An |
'ropriate decorations in red. whit,
ina biue were combined to add t
ne attractiveness of the table al
continents. Covers were placed foi
ir. and Mrs. Keith Powell, Geurg,
'nd Robert Powell, and Mr. an,
drs. George Bingham.
The open house given by tn,
members of the Presbyteria,
,hurch to welcome newcomers int.
he congregation will lcng be re- |
nembered as one of the most sue
;essful affairs ever conducted by |
~he church. Two hundred and sew
snty-five guests were present and /
'he evening was one of extreme la
terest and merriment throughout |
ne hours OF entertainment. Uniu,,.
games were entered into with much
enthusiasm. Mr. James Palmer oil /
cortland. gave two splendid read
.ngs and William McGilchrist LED L
he assembly in a delightful COM i
.nunity song. Another interesting /
feature OF the evening was the send |
ing OF a. night letter 10 Reverend /
Ward Long who will arrive in Sa-
lem the first of May TO occupy the
Presbyterian pulpit. The Sunday
school class OF Miss Helen Pearce |
served refreshments in the course !,
of the evening. Those to whom The |
success of the evening IL chiefly |
due are Mrs. J. W. HARRISON, Miss
Blair. Miss Flora Case and Miss |
Lucille Ross.
Miss Jeanette Meredith of .. A. |
C. has been spending rhe week in |
Salem.
The Women's union of the Bap-
tist church held its regular indus
trial meeting on wednesday after |
noon in the church parlors. Two |
comforters were tied and bandages |
were prepared to be sent to hos.
pitfalls in China. White carpet rags
for hospital rugs were sewed by the |
women. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hack who |
were guests OF MIR. and Mrs. c. L.. |
Farmer for the Illahee club dance |
have returned to their home nn
Miss Margaret Griffith, a Kappa |
Kappa Gamma girl at the Cniver-
sity of Oregon, is spending the week |
end with her parents DIR. and Mrs
L. r, Griffith.
Special music Will mark the ev-
ening services of the Leslie Meth
odist church on Sunday uight. A
choir of forty voices, vocal. piano,
and cello solos will be the chief |
attractions.
A Washington birthday supper
was served last Tuesday by the la
dies aid society of keizer school,
the affair being held in the school u
Those assisting were be- n