Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-19

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Guests This
Afternoon

of vivid colored fall flowers and
relicately colored fall fruits makes
the tea table at the Garfield
school very attractive this after
noon as the teachers call between
the hours OF $3.50 and o'clock.
The new teachers are special
guests Of the Salem Teachers as
sociation. who are hostesses for
the afternoon hours.
The tea will be held in the as
sembly room of the Garfield
school, and the guests will be
greeted by the members OF the
school board and their wives, Mr.
and Mrs. George Hug and Miss
Mary Rauch. president Of the as
ISOLATION.
During the first hours of the
afternoon Mrs. J. G. Nelson and
Mrs. L. ]. Simeral will preside at
the tea tabe, while later Mrs. Cur
tis Cross and Mrs. l.. II. McMahan
will preside. Assisting in serving
will be Miss Alma Pohle, Miss
Gretchen Kraemer, Miss Jennie
Hammer. Miss Rose Bodayla, Miss
Grace Lick, Miss Marie Churchill,
Miss Bertha Allen, Miss Mable
Temple and Miss Anna Boentje.
The arrangements for the after
noon are In Charge OF Miss Eta
White while the tea table is in
charge of Miss Mable Robertson.
Coming as a surprise to their
many friends is the marriage OF
Miss Lulu Christensen and
Dwight Parr which was solemn
lied at the home OF the brides
parents Sunday, October Is, iu
Havre, Montana. Both young peo-
pie are well known in university
circles, Mrs. Parr is graduate
of Oregon Agricultural college in
the class of 20, and a member oi
Delta Delta Delta natiopal soor-
ity. Mr.. Parr ex 30 attended the
University OF Oregon where he
was a member OF Delta Tau Delta
fraternity and prominent in stu
dent activities. Mr.. Parr is son
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Parr OF
Woodburn, and Is now assistant
cashier In the state treasurer's of
flee. Mr. and Mrs. Parr will make
their home here at the Marion
apartments.
Ghosts, pumpkins, black cats
and broom sticks are once again
in vogue and are conspicuous in
the decorations used for parties
this month. Tuesday night the
Yomarco class OF the First Meth
odist church was entertained at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L..
Nelson. with Mrs. Ray White,
Mrs. Fred Zimmerman and Mrs.
Balch assistant hostesses. The
class has about sixty members,
composed OF young married people
and once month they meet for
a social evening AT the business
meeting which preceded the so
cial hour Mrs. Mary Boeschen
was elected president OF the class.
The lunch which was served by
the hostesses comprised food sug-
gestive OF Halloween. pumpkin
pie, cider. coffee and doughnuts.
The Bridge-Luncheon club was
entertained Monday afternoon AT
the home OF Mrs. Henry Meyers
for the first meeting prior to the
regular series of one o'clock lunch
cons and bridge afternoons which
starts next week at the home OF
Mrs, David Eyre. Prizes for high
scores from the last series OF
twelve meetings, which We're al
ways bridge and tea were award
ed Monday to Mrs, Asahel Bush
first and Mrs. William Boot sec
ond score.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Shelley Saur-
man will be hosts this evening for
a dinner party preceding the st.
Paul's junior guild dance at the
armory- Halloween favors will be
used with lovely bowl of carna
tions centerlng the table, Covers
will be laid for Mr. aud Mrs.
Henry Meyers. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Lachmund and MIR. and Mrs Saur
man.
Mr., and Mrs. David Eyre and
children motored last week up
the Mackenzie stopping at MINI
rod Inn for the night, and then
going on to Foley Springs, The
Inn is especially beautiful at this
time OF the year with the vivid
autumn coloring in the trees. and
the trip was very pleasant
Mrs. II, Hartman returned
from Portland the first OF the
week where she has been spend
Ing about week with friends,
Mr., and Mrs A. A. Gueffroy
and their daughter, claudine.
were Portland visitors over the
week end.
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