Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22


joyed for the afternoon. Mrs. Frank
Jordon Of Seattle was an additional
guest,
Mrs. f. G. Bowersox entertained
the Monday Afternoon Bridge ciuo
at her home for the weekly infor-
NAL afternoon of bridge. Card hon
ors went to Mrs. Jonn Brophy and
Mrs. Herbert Haid. Besides thei
tertained Mrs. John Brophy, Mrs.
w. l. Staley and Mrs. Edward Gill
lingham. Dainty refreshments com
pleted the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Looney and
Miss Greta Looney of Jefferson lett
yesterday afternoon for their home
after being the house guests of
Mrs. William Brown for few days
during the week.
Miss Bernice Craig left last night
for Eugene to spend the weekend
at the Gamma Phi Beta sorority
house.
Mrs. Dan j. Fry Jr., left yester-
day afternoon for Portland to-
spend the weekend visiting friends.
The Tillicum dancing club gave
its annual kid" party on Tuesday
evening at the Moose hall. Each
member attended dressed as
"kiddie" and their ages represent
ed from unto IL years. During
the evening Mrs. Ralph White gave
a solo dance and Mrs. Ernest
Bowen gave two children's read
ing. Swarts orchestra furnised teI
music for the dancing.
The Nancy Hank Mothers CLUB
of the Lincoln school will meet
Monday afternoon in the social au-
ditorium at 3:15 o'clock. DR.. Z. W.
DeBusk, of the University of Ore
gon, will address the mothers ana
the club has invited the Mothers
club of the Highland school to be
their guests for the address and for
a tea which will follow.
The appearance of Anna Pavlo-
wa in Portland the last of ne%t
week will take many Salem folks
to that city then. Many matrons
will take their small dauhgters,
who are dancing pupils of Mrs.
Ralph White down to see the "a
nous dansuese. Mrs. T. A. Livesley
will take her daughter, Dorothy;
Mrs. John ] Roberts will take her
two daughters, Mildred and Helen:
Mrs. w. NJ. Plimpton will be accom-
panied down by her daughter, ia
net; and Mr.. and Msr Frederick
Thielsen are planning to take their
small daughter, Nancy, down for
a performance.
Mrs. 7. A, Liveslcy w,lt cEtor-
tain at bridge next '3uesday after
noon honoring Mrs. frank NJ. Jor-
don of Seattle, the much feted
house guest of Mrs. Henry w.
Meyers. Friends for four tables of
bridge have been asked and Mrs,
Livesley will extend hospitality to I
few additional guests for tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton -. Meyers,
and Mr.. and Mrs. y. w. liurbin re-
turned the last OF :ha week from
Neskowin. where they Eotored last
week for a stay at Iha l'nrEin cot
tage.
Honoring Mr.. and Mrs. VJln ~
Neill Mr.. and Mrs Roy II. Mills
are entertaining at their home to-
night at cards, to a large company
of friends. They have invited guests
for eight tables OF five hundred. !
Another farewell courtesy given
to Miss Edna Sterling was the din7
ner which the ten teachers st the |
practice house on North High street
gave Wednesday night having as
guests Miss Sterling, Miss Helena
Willette, and Miss Alice Waldron.
The evening was Informally spent
with sewing.
Mrs. E. E. Fisher opened Lerl
house on Market street Tuesday af-
ternoon for the west Central circle
of the First Methodist church TO
have one of three parties which the
circle is giving this winter. Each
member invited two guests making
about 60 who called during the |
hours. Mrs Fisher was assisted by /
Mrs. ] B. Littler who presid dcd at
the coffee urn and by Mrs. Walter
Winslow who poured the tea. Mrs.
E. f. Upmeyer, and Mrs. Ronald
Glover assisted in the serving.
Mrs. ]. A. Mills. president of the
circle assisted about the rooms.
and painted grasses
were artistic decorations used abb
out the rooms.
Mrs. Raymond Walsh is enter
in honor of rms. VIII I.
Neill this afternoon with bridge at
her new home on South High street
this afternoon having guests for
three tables of bridge. Pussywillows
and spring blossoms have been
used in giving the rooms an added
note of spring cheer. Mrs. Walsh is
being assisted by Mrs. Chester
Downs.
Mrs. Walsh and Mrs. Neill were
college chums at the University of
Oregon and are Delta Delta Delta
listers.
The employees of the Ladd and
Bush bank were hosts at an infor-
nal dancing party given in the
heir guests the oPr1cers and suI-
,loyees of the three other banks in
he city. The ballroom was simply
,ut artistically decorated with fern