Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30
Edited by
MISS RUTH AUSTIN
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Ridge i'd Club
|Elaborately

uorv elaborate parties
' sored Thursday by the
..s Of the Monday AFTER
nridge club when they en-
ID for a large number OF
!. friends at the beautiful T.
a.,orts home. Eighteen tables
,,idge we're in play during the
.,on in the rooms, which
J rightly decorated with
.'.tras ornaments in red. Mrs
p Fleming won high score.
: oro,,p of maids assisted the
',,ssos . in serving a luncheon
la ont in the same color
NOS and in keeping with the
,.Hde season. They were tha
H. Maud Lamps, Edith
.r.o Josephine Baumgartner
randall, Carmen Espinosa,
sothy Brock, Marion Shaw
.sn and Ruth Moores and Mar
n Goodin. A. the tea hou1
Nor society matrons called and
M the time very pleasantly
n the evening the men and
amen where invited for an eve
mo Of five hundred and twenty
IN tables were in play with
rh score going to w. G. Lee
N Mrs Fred Gordon. The same
s,jds assisted IN serving an
aborate lunch.
The two parties were among
~ most attractive events of the
dday season and included
Ira number of the society folk.
q The hostesses, members of thI
HIN we're: Mrs. r. B. Goodir
Hrs R. E. Anderson, Mrs. ]. W
Lewis, Mrs. II. S. Poisal, Mrs. H
Haid, Mrs. Arthur Moore, Mrs. W
!. Wilson and Mrs. Ann Klein.
Miss Margaret Fisher gave
hbristmas piano recital at hei
home Wednesday afternoon fol
ler pupils, and then later in the
,fternoon the time was spen'
With games and a general goo(
lime. The hours for the party
we're from two thirty until five
III Of the pupils played very
redltably and tie recital was
cry interesting and successful af
air. The pupils who participated
lere:
Beatrice Evans. Helen Cham
ers, Dorothy Moore, Mary Hick'
ian, Margaret Mccoy, Josephine
vans, Gertrude Winslow, Mar
cry Meyer, Lougine Brietzke
race White, Madolyn Meyer
oris Clarke, Audrey Ashby, Max
lie Marsh, Neva Stolzheise, Blait
oley, Madolyn McKillop, Cloy
me Matthews, Margaret Moore
luse, Marion Bretz.
Among the last Of the holida,
'cial events prior to the returi
0. A. c. students to Corvalli
onday and Tuesday is the dane
hich is being sponsored tonigh
the Salem o. A. G. alumni
ub in Derby hall. This is al
lnual event and includes stu
3nts and alumni of the colleg
Salem for the vacation. A fey
lends will be included in tn
vitation for the dancing party.
Arrangements have been /
large Of Mrs. Lewis Griffith
20 Spitzbart, Albert T. Ande1
n, Vivian Hargrove, Mrs. Gee
Joe Chambers an
enc Curtis. The dance has bee
AIMED during the holidays
ke place of the regular meetin
the alumni club this montl
'ter in the year the club plan
entertain with their annus
Irty for students from Saler
gh school.
Miss Hazel Harris, a teacher j
e Portland schools spent Christ
as with her father, D. A. Hal
A. L. Baker Of Mill City spen
lristmas here with Mrs. Bake
no is i'll at the home of her si'
r, Mrs. M. M. Magee.
Between the hours of three an
We O'Clock yesterday Mrs. Ray
ond Walsh was hostess for
lmber of the younger set hor
ing Miss Edith Pierce and Mis-
lrmen Espinosa who are hol
y guests in Salem. The ma1t
ID matrons called informall
ring the afternoon to greet tn
sitors. Miss Pierce, the daugl
Of Governor-elect Pierce, wi
in Salem with her parents 500
d she is being welcomed wit
veral very delightful affairs. 4
esent she is attending the Un
rsity of Oregon. Both Mi
cree and Miss Espinosa are IL
use guests of Miss Margar'
,odin.
Assisting Mrs. Walsh in entei
ming was Miss Marie church,
d Miss Priscilla Fry.
The War Mothers will hay