Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-15
Mrs.George
Is Hostess
For Party

HOnOr1nS MISS Mel ylS
who will leave within the week
for Long Beach, California, Mrs
lessee George was hostess last
ripht for a number of friends. Tho
evening was spent in playing tive
hundred and in social conyersa-
tion. Miss Whitney has been EN-
Moved in the labor commission
and is very we'll known in salem
che will make her home perma-
nently in California where hel
mother Mrs. e. j. Whitney is
now living.
The rooms Of the George home
we're very artistically decorated
With a holiday color scheme OF
red and green. The guests who
we're invited for the evening were
Miss Edna Meyers, Edna Hall,
Marie Briggs, Valerie Briggs,
Marie Marshall, Lois Wheeler,
Mrs. Tom Rilea, Margaret White,
Ressie Gill, Goldie Wheeler, Mana
putnam, Alice Putnam, Mrs. Earl
paulsen, Mamie Victor, Mrs. Cliff
ford Townsend, Mrs. Reed Row
lsnd. Mrs. Oral Lennon, Mrs.
Howard Rex, Mrs. Chalmer
George. Marie Evans, Eulala
Lindsay, Rae Gage.
The Salem Ministerial union
met in regular session Monday
morning at 1890 o'clock in the
nublic library. Dr. e. l.. Miller,
editor of the Pacific Advocate Of
Portland, spoke to the meeting in
very interesting way of "The
Present Aspects of the Pacific
Problem" The next meeting will
be January eighth and will be a
social gathering for the minis
ters and their wifes. DR.. Smith of
4 the state feeble minded institu-
\ tion will address the meeting.
The mCmDGrS OF tne Degree OIL
A Honor and their friends enjoyed
q social dance in Mccormack hall
Wednesday evening. Virgil White
n and Mr.. McDaniels provided the
music for the dance. Prior to the
dance the organization had a
short business meeting. Mrs. Mel
"a lie White was in charge of the
dance and made arrangements for
n 1t.
The Civic art section of the Sa-
lem arts league met Wednesday
evening at the library for their
regular session. Discussion of the
work they plan to take up the
first of the year occupied the
meeting 1t was decided to start
the program at the first of the
3 year in order that it might BE-
carried out with fewer interrupt
tions. The program which has
been outlined will be very inter
"A esting especially to home build
ers and people interested in land
seape gardening and making the
house and grounds attractive.
Mrs. Mason Bishop was hostess
a Wednesday afternoon for the
Leslie Methodist church home mis-
aonary society. The meeting was
taken up with discussion Of the
negro question which has been
chosen as the lesson topic. Mrs,
Bertelson was in charge of the
program for the meeting.
The women of the Unitarian
N church will sponsor bazaar in
tne Opera house drug store. This
y one Of the bazaars which have
Deen planned for the shoppers
looking for articles suitable for
Christmas gifts.
MRS w. J. Culver and Mrs.
lizzie Smith are hostesses this
alternoon for meeting of the
Woman's Alliance of the Unitar-
IAN church in the church parlors.
Last minute work for the bazaar
viii pass the afternoon hours and
.ne regular business session will
be held.
MRS w. H. Eldridge of Port
land is the guest Of her sister
mrs William Brown this week.
although there were only a few
eouples at the Elks dance We'd
nesuay evening, really, good
line was enjoyed. Derby hall is
very attractive in its Christmas
ueeorations and forms an ideal
~, nv'.ing for the holiday party.
MS was the second informal
uanee given by the Elks this fall.
Last Tuesday evening a num-
~ ol nigh school girls met at the
nOne OF Miss Anna Petersen for
.le purpose of forming camp
.He girls organization. Plans of
A.'iFity and election of Officers
SpnSlltuted the main business of
.nis meeting. The organization ls
y De known as the Tatapoochan
aup lire girls. This organization
Ss formed for the purpose of
siplng school, community and
o4Iicers elected were president,