Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-19

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La Forge, pianist.
spending the spring vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Spaulding.
Members of the Salem Arts
league are anticipating the recep-
| ton sponsored by the Writers
club, which will be given in honor
of Anne Shannon Monroe. of Port
land, on Tuesday evening. Mrs. F.
S. Barton will open her home for
this affair and the reception prom
ises to be one of the outstanding
social events of the week.
During her visit in Salem the
distinguished visitor will be enter
tained by Miss Margaret Cosper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy H. Mills were
delightful dinner hosts before the
dancing party given by Mr.. and
! Mrs. Frederick S. Lamport Thurs
day evening. A color motif of yell
low and green was employed in
| the decorations, large centerpiece
If daffodils g:acing the me table.
Yellow candles added to the at
tractiveness of the appointments
Covers were placed for Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Andrea, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Spaulding, Miss Ila Spaul-
ding, Lewis Griffith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Mills.
Frank Durbin, of o. A. c., ar
rived in Salem, Friday, to attend
the dance given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Lamport. He will re-
main over the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Dur
bin.
Mrs. f. E. Waters has returned
to Salem. after being entertained
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
w. c. Knighton. of Portland.
Theson Hoover. from o. A. c., is
spending the weekend with his IA
ther and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. X
n. Hoover.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Golden have
as their house guests during the
college vacation Miss Annabel
Golden, Miss Daisy Drilling, of As
toria, and Virgil Golden.
Mrs, Halle Parish Hinges, Mrs.
Frank Zinn and Fred Winchell
formed a party which motored OUT
to the State tuberculosis hospital
Wednesday evening to present
musical program for the patients
Over one hundred appreciatlVe us
teners gave an enthusiastic greet
ing as Mrs. Hinges made her ap-
nearance. and the applause at the
| close of her numbers was ample
assurance that the songs tound
RESPONSIVE chord within the hearts
of all who heard her. Mrs. Hinges
was ably accompanied by MIS-
Frank Zinn, Fred WinchelI con-
tributed pleasing piano numbers
After the program the guests VS.
tied those who were too i'll TO pe
moved to the chapel.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Ayers, OF
Grangeville, Idaho, were guests Oh
Elias Kilen during the mid-week'
Mr. and Mrs. Ayers were en- route
m Idaho after spending some
GolIfnTnl1-
p F. o, Sisterhood was enter
tained Thursday afternoon BY MISS
Taura Grant, newly-elected presl-
dant sixteen members being pres
ont unon this occasion. After the
business session a very interesting
naper upon Rembrandt was reao
~, Mrs w. W. Moore. The paint
Inc claiming particular attention
Al this time was "Sorue OF the
RAINING Cock company" by Rem
hrandt Mrs. f. f. Fisher was ap-
nointed Journalist for the socle'y'
A dainty luncheon was served from
. long table appropriately decorat-
od with ferns and green candies'
Miss Grant was assisted in serving
nv Mrs. J. B. Grant.
pov Emmel. Of o. A. c.. is the
weekend guest Of Dr. and Mrs'
Fred H. Thompson.
Lewis Griffith is spending the
spring holidays with his motheT
Mrs. J. c. Griffith.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buchher,
~ and Mrs. Lester Davis. ana
Tu5ee and Mrs. George Burhe''
80 among Salem people VINO eh-
80, 10 be present at the Nhlle
sti,s meeting in Portland TINS
evening.
rb. Ladies' Aid society OF the
1sslie Methodist church enJoyeu
very delightful silver tea on 81
a.-tcL,s day. The affair vs.
- in the church parlors which
- attractively decorated ~
-. md white. An enjoyaoIe
s-o1r.n consisting Of piano dues
u Marie Flint and MIS-. Ma
pisbop. readings BY Reverence
uN Aldrich, a vocal solo oy NJ. NJ.
Hds = Aldr1ch and a vocal ouet
- ~ sadie Pratt and Floyd NC
- - During the tea hours from