Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-29

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young married set were upon the
invitation list.
Mrs. Roy Burton is entertaining
informally at dinner this evening
for Miss Flo Bushnell.
Mrs. J. V. Flanders of Portland
is visiting Mrs. L. F. Griffith
Mr.. c. NJ. Wynatt of Roseburg, is
attending the legislative session
and during his visit in Salem he is
the house guest of his sister, Mrs.
II. N. Eley,
Mrs. j. w. Beveridge of Port
land was called to Salem to the
home of her daughter Mrs. j. E.
Law because of the severe illness
of her grandson, Master Bobby
Law. Friends of Mrs. Law will be
happy to know that the critical
period Of his illness is over, and
that Master Bobby is safely upon
the road to recovery. Mrs. Bever-
idge will return to Portland to-
morrow.
The annual dance given by the
junior guild of st. Pauls church was
made unusually brilliant because of
the prominent out of town guests.
The armory was -artistically dec
GRATED by hanging baskets encir-
cling the entire room and vine
covered trellis work behind the
musicians platform. Bright Jap
anese lanterns covered the lights
Transforming the hall into a worthy
setting for the host of representa-
tives and senator's from the legis-
lature, their families and friends. |
A splendid orchestra furnished the |
music and group of prominent ,
Salem musicians sang delightful !
chorus numbers. A feature dance
by the Mr.. Bishop was greatly
appreciated by the assembled /
by Mr. Bishop was greatly appre- /
ciated by the assembled throng. I
Senator Norbland of Astoria has
been Joined by his wife and two
children who expect to remain in |
Salem dun ing the remainder of the
Legislative session.
Mr. and Mrs, II, L. Gill of Wood
burn spent a day visiting the legis- !!
lature. Mr.. Gill is editor of the
Woodburn Independent.
Miss Josephine Smith and Miss
Joyce Johnson who are attending
st. Helen's hall are visiting Miss
Smiths father Sesator Smith from
Grants pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Van Doren will
return this evening from a several :
days visit in Portland.
A charming informal supper
party after the guild dance was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
V. e. Kuhn, when they entertained
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brophy and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Glover. The color scheme was
carried out in yellow tones, a cen
ter bouquet of daffodils gracing
the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Albert, ac-
Mrs. e. c. Cross and Miss Jose
phine Albert will motor to Eugene
to spend the weekend with Miss
Mary Jane Albert, a student of the
University of Oregon.
A number Of the younger pupils ,
of Miss Elma Weller were present
ed in an interesting and attractive
piano recital Tuesday evening at
her studio 695 North Liberty street |
Those who appeared in the num-
bers were Blair Foley, Chystalle ,
Lavelle Keene, Florence !
Kathryn Goulet, Julia Ell
win, Ivan Kafoury, ROnello Lewis, /
James Fairohild Helen Kafoury, |
Dorothy Hutchinson. Paul DeVerse. !
Francis Neimeyer, Dorothy Lives
ley Donald Poujade and Gwendo-
lyn Jorman. Miss Weller's pupils
were assisted by Mildred Roberts
and Gordon Burnett.
The marriage this coming week
Of Miss Charlotte Davey, and Mr.. !,
clifford Wilson of Spokane is con-
a romance of several
years. Miss Davey, known to her
many friends as Dot" has been