Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-12

.s,s on Thursday even ng a
w.. -. hall. A very attractive
etIvs motif was carried out IL
W., 1reen, giving a gala appear
.Se n setting arranged for tbs
- dancers. Dainty sprays ol
arape in uniform size were
hind the lights encirclins
" the light globes beine
wv Nv red and white shades
",bead chandeliers were de-
with hanging strear1ers ol
White crepe ribbon, giving
aose lantern effect. Potted
n red iardinieres We're plac-
!, tho musicians stand which
"a the central portion of the
cn,ondid music was furnish
.ho Wayne Allen orchestra.
,ollowing guests participated
orening's pleasure: Misses
rhialsen. Hazel Downing, Lu-
ron Margaret Rodgers, E!-
4 Nam Evelyn stevenson, Ber-
astprs. Rose IIirsh, Halle
gretchen Brown, Luella
Edna How'd, Isabel George,
Ehids Helen King, Irene
\ sarah Potter. Mailni Vic
0rrice Craig, Helen Ballard,
Ins Hawley and Marie Mar
Members Of the Aloha club
s,o present upon this occas~
sre Fred Mangis. James
lanes Crawford. Carl Cab
larry Hofer, Paul Wallace,
Meyers, George Nelson, Cliff
srickerbocker, Dwight Duis-
Claud Steusloff, Andrew
VIM. Harris, Allan Jones,
bock. Earl McD0nough, Will
radley, Charles Craig, Elvin
Mark skiff, Ralph Moores,
Griffin and Bert Ford.
Halzel Downing popular
lect, has chosen March 2S,
sste Of her marriage to Will
raytOn George, Jr., son OF
and Mrs. w. B. George, of
Montana.
NV compliment was extend
@ Downing on Wednesday
yhen Miss Aline Thomp-I
naa group of intimate
hin informal party at her
hose bidden upon this oc-
we're Miss Hazel Downing,
.ederick Thielsen, Mrs. Dan
Mrs, ]. L. Van Doren, Mrs.
Plimpton, Mrs. John j.
Mrs. James r. Linn, Mrs.
ynon and Miss Catherine
nl Mrs. W. H. Dancy were
u an attractively appointed
party on Wednesday night,
g Mrs, Jessie Jones and Ma
ghton of Portland who have
leir house guests during the
he table was exquisitely de-
with a large basket of
and tall yellow candles ad-
final artistic note. Place !
fere arranged for Mrs. Jes-
5 Miss Mabel Creighton,
Fl Mrs. H. H. Olinger, Mr..
John Caughell, Mr.. and
nam Walton, Mr.. and Mrs.
ott' Miss Margaret Lovelace
lahcey and Mr.. and Mrs.
Y p Bishop left this even.
portland where she will be-
OF Roy Bishop on Sunday.
De joined by C. P. Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. Bishop will
eaItle to attend the Rotary
nyention.
Y A Skelly win be hostess
next meeting of the Wed
ilernoon Bridge club at the
Mrs. ]. c. Mcleod, sol
4'h street. The affair will
vent Of March l6.
national convention of the
Legion in Cleveland in
% 1920, the following bea-
solution was passed.
resolved by the American
convention assembled
O'ement to have the
oopted as the memorial
'he American Legion, be
=,
a' E. Guerin who is
!. ~ beloved throughout the
the Poppy Lady Of
sent letters to the pre-
!. various clubs in the Uni
III. rom which the follow
'''s have been taken:
IN sau s the honor of speak,
\. 1--WE thousand times be-
meetings and conven-
,-'ioue societies and ey-
ny poppy proposition"
endorsed.
. low low in France superintenal
sAlng of millions of red
Oy the widows ami the
|s,,Su, " French soldiers close
4uefields.
communicated with the
Ia. lhe Federation of Wo-l
u your state, and feeIl
- members of your club 1
vi = i a sacred and loyal, /
'1,S.'Se wear one OF the pop G
Il. .0erS Fields on May 80. I
Agn Of respect and y
H.. /. : one Of the most no !
r. - IN American history. !
s.,' NJ every child in your !
/, fs,,s Siso the poppy as a Z
'nerinE Americaniza- =
y.o you with all the graft
b. .''eh woman for Am
Aindness and gener :.
-, .s pies OF which Mad
ksno.s..,~ .~ks are to be sold
|,ru,.r,,-i DAY for the bere- :,
nS Of the children CT J.
{ bef, movement is TO b.
LIE the local etuhs "a u