Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-31
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Has Party
Monday
Fortune tellers. witches and
black cats need not the atmos-
phere OF a formal room at Hallow-
e'en time when they come out for
their annual visit and playt.me,
but are much more congenial lii
a nice big attic full OF dark cor
ners, and cobwebs, and so thought
the girls OF the Tri L club when
they planned their party in the
attic at the home Of Marjorie
Blake last night. Jack o lanterns,
dim lights, cornstalks, helped
make the attic livable for the
Halloween spirits. Fortunes were
read, and everyone shared in hay
ing real party.
The girls Of the Tri l. club who
were present we're: Marion Vim
yer, Ruth Walker, Agnes Bayne,
Betty Hummel, Helen Berg, Ger
trude Cox, Inez Taylor, Velma
Rominger, Leona Post, Gladys
Sargent, Mizpah Palmerton, Edna
Warren, Jessie Hill, Esther Mat
terlund, Marjorie Blake, Grace
Allen, sybil Smith, Irene Boje,
Evelyn Osborne.
Mrs. F. w. Poorman attended
a meeting Of the Home Science
club in Eugene this week, when
1t was entertained in the woman 8
building with Mrs. p, L. Camp
bell to show the members and
their guests the various collec-
tions that have recently been CIV
en- the university and to tell of
the treasures in Memorial hall.
In viewing the Murray Warner
collection 1t was a real opportuni-
ty to have Mrs. Warner present to
tell in her own pleasing manner
the history of the various pieces
Although Mrs. Millican's Indian
collection, which was recently
presented to the university, was
not In place, the club members
saw a few Of the baskets and In
dian robes that had been un.
, packed. Tea was served late in the
! afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Burto1
Of 'Bandon, Oregon, are receiving
congratulation from their man.
friends on the arrival Of daugh
ter, to be named Louise Alberta
Mrs. Burton was formerly Mis-
Myrtle Ennis of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Kafour
4 lave sent announcements to Saler
friends of the birth October 22 o
a baby girl to be named Ruth
! Mr.. Kafoury is the junior mem
! ber Of Kafoury brothers, and |
, general manager of the Portland
store.
Colonel and Mrs. Il. Hofer hav,
returned from about month
trip in the east where they visit
ed in McGregor, Iowa, Chicag
? and st. Paul, Minnesota, wher
Colonel Hofer attended the ma
tional American Humane conven
tion. Colonel Hofer is president Q
= the Oregon State Humane societ
and he delivered an address O
= better conditions for livestock o
. the ranges, An entire day wa
y given to the discussion OF thi
q question and some beneficial les
: lslation was the result.
u The Hofers called this honey
y moon trip since they visited th
little old town of McGregor,
\ the north eastern part of Iowa o
! the Mississippi river, where the
: were raised and married. I'll
I Hofers were entertained quite e.
!, tensiyely while visiting their rel
, tives and old friends.
y Mrs, w. G. Knighton of Por
u land spent last week end wit
u her mother, Mrs, p, Z. Waters.
Miss Lenta Baumgartner al
- Miss Prudence Patterson we
week end guests of girls In Il
y Kappa Alpha Theta house at
y, A. G. where they attended the
- A. C,-Stanford football game.
Mrs. S. A. Kozer who for t
- past month has been in Portlal
~ with her mother, Mrs. B. A. b,
y, cher. who has been quite i'll, h
W returned home. Mrs, Kozer repoI
~ that her mother is very much be
- - ter.
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