Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-21
BY Eliza Nolan

a fitting culHi1h"eN
"A eighth annual state CONFER
ence of the Daughters OF the amer
,con Revolution, beautifully ap-
nointed luncheon was served sat
,,rdav noon at the Marion hotel'
THE dining hall was simply yet ar
tistically decorated, a yellow anu
green motif being successfully car
ried out. A large table in the cen
ter was gracefully adorned with
soroui1s. acacia blossoms, oregon
crane and ferns. Hand painted
nlace cards representing dame
fashions latest whfms markeu
each of the 125 covers. prominent
members seated about the centrai
table were Mrs. Isaac Lee Patter-
son. Mrs. John A. Keating, MIS-
II. q. shipley, Mrs. Cora Thomp-
son. Mrs. s. C. Dyer, Mrs. j. M
wilkins, Mrs. Harry M. ELSies'
Mrs. De Y. Field, Mrs. Ella h'
Mitchell Mrs. Charles Sundberg'
Mrs. w. G. Smick and Dean Ellz-
abeth Fox.
In compliment to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Lewis of Los Angeles, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Gouley were
hosts Sunday for a delightfully."- in
formal dinner party given at their
beautiful country home six miles
north OF Salem. A large bowl OF
daffo IS centered the table and
covers were arranged for Mr.. ind
Mrs. Harold Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. C. Apperson, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
wood Apperson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gouley.
Mr.. and Mrs. RI. II. Vandervort
motored to McMinnville Friday,
taking with them a group of girls
elected as delegates to attend the
older girls conference being held
in McMinnville under the auspic-
es Of the state Sunday school as
sociation. Those making up the
party were the Misses Jeanelle
Vandervort, Winifred Reinhart,
Faith Spaulding and Ethel Nehren
The young ladies remained over
the week end, returning to Salem
yesterday.
Miss Lucille Anderson, Miss Thel-
ma Cary and Miss Florence Clut-
ter were joint hostesses for an
Easter party Tuesday evening, en-
tertaining the members of the
Fortnight Music club at the home
of Miss Lucille Anderson. The af-
fair was planned as a juvenile par
ty and each guest appeared in ap-
propriate costume. One of the nov
ell features of the evening was a
candy egg hunt. Easter suggestions
were also carried out in the re-
freshments. Guests upon this oc-
Thelma Cary, Lucille Anderson.
Blanche Rowley, Florence Clutter,
Thelma Reed, Mildred Sandberg.
Evelyn Poulsen, Eulalie Witzel,
Eva Cary, Viola Hoover, Leona
Reed, Alma Farmer, Evelyn John
son, Jennie Antriken. Mable Dot
son and Lena Dotson.
Miss Luemma Waters OF o. A. c.
f. the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. n.
Bush during the spring vacation.
The United circle OF the First
Methodist church held its regular
business and social meeting last
Friday afternoon in the church
parlors. About fifteen women were
present.
Friends OF Miss Pearl Pike will
be glad to know that she is rapidly
recovering from her severe illness
and that she expects to be in her
office before the last OF the week
Under the able management OF
Mrs. q. T. Schuneman plans toi the
dance 10 be given by the Daugh-
tcra Of Isabella Tuesday March %
an the armory. are being brought
a. perfection. Card tables are ne-
ing arranged Tor those who do not
dance and much interest Is evinc-
"a IN the handsome prize to be
avraried at the close OF the eve
Ming. Progressive five hundred will
begin promptly at eight thirty ana
dancing will begin at nine.
A merry group Of young people
from the chemeketa street Evan
relical church motored last Tues
day evening 10 the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. August Wienert, the oc-
casion being the regular meeting
~ the church society. Upon the res
ienation OF Miss Oma Fagg as pi-
ansst. Miss Mildred Lewis was elect
ed to nn the position. Following
the business meeting an evening
OF music and games was enjoyed
A dainty repast brought the eve
Ming to a pleasant close.
Miss Faith Spaulding Of Port
land Is visiting Miss Jeanelle Van
dcryort
In celebration of the birthdays
of d. d. olmstead. II. e BOlinger
and John L. Waters. Mrs. ID. ID.
oimstead entertained az a prettily
appointed dinner yesterday. A color