Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-14
Guild Dance
Attractive
Fall Event


pected by everyone, but it is an
event to be looked forward to.
1t was soon impossible to hold
the dance in the hotel and now
the armory, gayly decorated in
greens. and fall flowers of all
hues, with great punches Of au-
tumn tinted leaves, il the scene of
the dance festival. This year the
date is Thursday, October 10, and
Is informal.
The music has always been
feature of the evening and this
year there will be seven or
eight piece orchestra Mary Tai
madge Hedrick has this in charge.
For a special music feature
quartet of Mrs. l.. B. Gilbertson,
Mrs. w. II. Prunk, Mrs. Arthur
Rain and Mrs. Carlton Smith,
will sing between dances, and
during some of the dances. The
lighting effect in the armory will
be particularly pleasing and add
to the decorative feature.
Mrs. William Lytle, president
Of the guild is assisted by the fol-
loving committee in arranging
for this dance: Mrs. Carlton
Smith, Mrs. Clifford Farmer, Mrs
e. l.. Baker, Mrs. George White
and Miss Elizabeth Putnam.
Following are the members Of
the guild who will sponsor the af-
fair: Mrs. G. l.. Arbuckle, Mrs.
George Bingham, Mrs. Joseph
Baumgartner, Mrs william Belle,
Mrs, 70. l.. Baker, Mrs. Curtis
Cross, Mrs II. ID. Chambers, Mrs.
Russell Catlin, Mrs. John Caughell,
Mrs Henry Cornoyer, Miss Mary
Chadwick, Mrs. r. w. Durbin,
Mrs. Connel Dyer, Mrs. Homer
Egan, Mrs. Clifford Farmer, Mrs.
l.. s. Geer, Mrs. Clifton Irwin,
Mrs V. b. Kuhn, Mrs @. II. Ken
nedy Mrs. O. C. Locke, Mrs,
Louis Lachmund, Mrs. j. e. Law,
Mrs. w. II, Lytle, Mrs. Carey Mar
tin, Mrs. MilIar McGilchrist, Mrs.
J. L. McAllister. Miss Elizabeth
Putnam, Mrs, Hal d. Patton, Mrs.
II. ] Rupert, Mrs, d. c. Roberts,
Mrs. Homer Smith, Mrs. Carlton
Smith, Mrs Armin Steiner, Mrs.
U, q. Shipley, Mrs. Ada Strong,
Mrs. j. II. Spears. Mrs. G.. u.
Terwilllger, Mrs. Fred Thielsen,
Mrs. Lenta Westacott, Mrs. J.. A.
Westacott, Mrs. Thomas williams
Mrs William Walton and Mrs.
George White.
Assemblies from Woodburn, Sill
yerton, Rickreall, Geryais and
Corvallis were represented at the
meeting of the United Artisans
Thursday evening when they hac
an open meeting and banquet. II
|. Hudson, one Of the supreme of
ficers of the lodge from Portland
delivered the main address. The
program had some very pleasing
musical numbers furnished by To-
cal musicians and representatives
from some of the other assemblies
Miss JOY Turner was in charge OF
the program, while the banquet
committee was composed OF Mrs
j. A. Bernardo, Mrs. S. r. Vail
Mrs. II. G. Kriesel and Mrs. A. A
Williamson.
The community day rally at
Keizer will be observed on Sun
day, October is in the church. A
good program has been planned
for the Sunday school hour at 10
o'clock, consisting of music and
addresses. The principal address
viii be given by Rev. S, w. Hall,
former pastor at Keizer, Every
one is requested to come and
bring a basket lunch and enjoy
the day with friends and neigh-
bors.
The junior bazaar club of the
Congregational church will meet
Tuesday at 1890 o'clock fol-
luncheon at the home Of Mrs. AL
Ian Hopkins on 670 south Winter
street The women will work on
things for their bazaar which
viii be given some time in De-
cember.
Carl Gabrlelson attended the
wedding in Portland last week Of
Lyle Brown and Jessie Beckwith
Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Gabrielsou
were classmates at the University
of Oregon.
Miss Lucy Holt of Seattle is the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. carl
Gregg Doney for the week. Miss
Holt at one time lived in Salem
and is graduate of Willamette
university.
Mrs. Ida l., Niles has returned
from Fredericksburg Iowa, where
she went three weeks ago 20 take
her fathers body there for burial.
Mrs. Niles returned the early part
of this week.
Mrs. Frank Miller. a prominent
club woman of Aurora. is in Salem
today visiting the club meeting
here. Mrs. Miller is also an accom-
plished musician and is interest
ed in the musical program.