Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Meyers, Mr.
and Mrs. Armin Steiner, Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. w. Moore and Fred Man
gis.
A feature of the evening wal
the election of officers to serve
for the ensuing year, the result
being: William H. Hamilton, pres
ident; Ralph Glover, secretary
and Roy Burton, treasurer.
Previous to the Monday Night
dance Mr.. and Mrs. Roy H. Mills
entertained at prettily appoint.
ed Easter dinner honoring an in
Innate coterie of friends. Covers
were placed for eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Perry pre-
sided over a delightfully."- infor-
NAL supper party after the Mon
day Night dance party. A yellow
color scheme was carried out in
the appointments a large bouquet
OF daffodils centering the table.
Guests upon this occasion were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Duncan, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Compton and Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Stiff.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Selee
are entertaining as their week
end guest II. c. Moody, of Port
land.
The Misses Marjorie and Eliza
beth Shelly, of Everett, Washing
ton are weekend guests of Mrs.
M. F. Hathaway.
The dancing party given by
the Salem Shrine club on Tues
day night will be remembered as
one of the most delightful dances
of the season. The Moose hall
was converted into a bower of
mystic shrinedom, the official col
ors of red, yellow and green form
ing the motif OF the decorative
scheme. The sidelights were soft
ened by clusters of greenery and
wild currant, and shrine EN-
blems in yellow were added to
complete the color effect. Large
fringed drapes of red, yellow and
green deliberately oramented with
fez insignia were effective in
shading the overhead globes, Civ
ing a decidedly original atmo-
sphere to the scene. Large palms
were in evidence about the sides
and corners of the hall furnishing
The final harmonizing note. About
fifty couples participated in the
evenings gaietles.
Following the Shrine dance on
Tuesday evening, MIR. and Mrs.
lester Davis were hosts at a pret-
lily appointed supper party hon
,ring Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hin
1le, of Portland. Shrine insignia
with the red, yellow and
green were used in the decora-
ions. Those enjoying the hos
)itality of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hinkle
dr. and Mrs. David Wright, Mr..
md Mrs. Claire Vibbert and DR..
md Mrs. 0. f. Olsen.
Another attractive gathering at
he close of the Shrine dance,
vas that for which Mr.. and Mrs.
I. p. Jacobs were hosts inviting
IS their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
neo Gouley, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. J. /
Riggs, Miss Edna Siminton, Miss
1unaine Craig, Cleve Robinson |
nd o. X. De Witt.
The rooms were attractively .
ecorated with japanese ounce
nd a dainty supper was served
y Mrs. Jacobs.
II will be OF interest to their
lany Salem friends to know that
Irs. Claire Simeral Geneva Good
ich) and her attractive little
aughter, Maxine. appeared in
ne fashion show featured in the
Ieier & Frank store last Monday
An interesting photo
raph OF Mrs. Simeral and Miss
Iaxine appeared in the Portland
elegram.
Mrs. c. p. Bishop is the guest
! Chauncey Bishop, of Pendle-
IN.
A group OF popular young peo-
e motored to Dallas on Thurs
ay evening to attend a dancing ,
arty in that city. Those partici- ,
lting in this event were the
isses Edna Satterlee, Annabelle
olden, Edna Ackerman and the J
essrs. Clifford Townsend. AL I
ed McClineck and Harold Mil
rd. I
Elaborate plans for the Easter I
~ services are being made by a
embers OF the Leslie Methodist
lurch. At eight O'Clock the
We Wire class will enjoy the a
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