Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-12
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from Phillipsburg, Montana, and
is planning to make his home in
Salem.
Miss Lena Dotson was hostess
for the monthly business meeting
of the Fortnight Music club at her
home on Tuesday evening. AT the
close of the business session an
enjoyable program was given con
sisting of piano numbers by Miss
Blanche Rowley and Miss Lucille
| Anderson. Dainty refreshments
which were served by the hostess
were final detail.
The next meeting of this pop
ular club will be in the form OF
an Easter party, an event of
March Is, for which Miss Lucille
| Anderson will be hostess. s
Elaborate plans are being made
under the able direction of Mrs.
G, E. Schuneman for the after
Easter dance and card party to
be given in the Armory, March 29
by the Daughters of Isabella. Two
very attractive prizes have been
secured and will be given as 'ard
trophies. Plans are being perfec-
ted for decorating the Armory in
the court colors of the Daughters
of Isabella.
Mrs. Armin Steiner is spending
the weekend in Portland.
Mrs. r. II. Campbell who leaves
soon to make her home in Port
land was the inspiration for an
afternoon of cards given in her
honor by Mrs. L. w. Gleason and
Mrs. Paul H. Hauser at the home
of the latter on Thursday after
noon. Jaunty spring flowers were
used effectively about the rooms.
Card honors were won by Mrs.
Claire Vibbert. Mrs. Charles FL
gin assisted the hostesses at the
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well to the hopored guest were:
Mrs w M. Smith, Mrs. L. X.
Page, Mrs. Robert Simpson, Mrs.
Charles Elgin, Mrs. E. A. Kurtz,
Mrs. L. B. Davis, Mrs. Harry
Styles, Mrs. Frederick Brock. Mrs.
o. A. Olsen, Mrs. B. A. Shaver,
Mrs. Fred Browning, Mrs. N. H.
Jones and Mrs. Claire Vibbert.
The Junior league of the Home
guard missionary society of tIls
Leslie Methodist church was enter
tanned on Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Mason Bishop. During the
business session it was decided that
the society piece quilts to be sent
to the various Missions. An in
teresting paper was read and ds-
cussed dealing with the modern
condition of the white race and
negros. During the tea hour Mrs
Bishop was assisted in serving by
her daughter, Miss Henrietta
Bishop, and Miss Catherine Elgin.
Miss Mabel Props is visiting
friends in Portland during the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy o. Boyce of
1895 South High street are re-
ceiving Fluctuations urnn the ar
rival of Miss Bernice Marie Boyce
which was an event of March
seventh.
Celebrating the fourth anniver-
sary of their entry into the serv-
ice, members of the company NJ
society, which was organized last
will sponsor a large
dance at Dreamland March rs.
The society is composed of all
members of the original company
NJ as it left Salem in 1917 for
Captain Roy Neer be-
ing the present president.
Captain Neer has appointed Ar
chic Holt as chairman of the COM |
mittee on arrangements for the |
dance. and he plans to make it one |
OF the biggest features of the year. |
rhe company NJ picture will be run
1t the dance. and the company NJ |
quartet will sing. Cole McElroy's
Jazz band will furnish the music.
Mr. Holt has appointed as his as
,istants on the committee Paul
Elmer Ross. Victor Col
ms and Jake Fuhrer.
The dance will be an annual
went in the future. just as the
NJ banquet each fall is
yearly event. Members of the
,riginal company are planning 20
ome from all over the state and 4
Fil doubtless be as lively a re-
nion as the November gathering.
The Valley View club was de-
ghtfully entertained on THURS
ay afternoon by Mrs. Al G. Glib
on, the occasion marking the mi
alton OF the following new mem
ers. Mrs. ]. White. Nrs. ]. lay
,ek, Mrs. william Bouffl ar. Mrs,
a Summers and Mrs. Al ID. Gih-