Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-27
by
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"a MISS AUSTIN
Edited by
MISS RUTH AUSTIN
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day meeting last week at tn,
home Of Mrs. John Hahn, east Of
Salem. The women came early in
the day and spent the time quilt.
ing. At noon Mrs. Harry Young
assisted the hostesses in serving 9
delicious dinner. After dinner d
short business meeting was call,
ed to discuss the cafeteria supper
to be given by the club at the
Bethel school house December g.
The proceeds from the dinner will
go toward furnishings for the Old
Peoples home. Mrs. Seeley and
Mrs. Upjohn talked about the
home and about furnishings for
the Mary Hoffman room in which
the Dorcas society is especially
interested. Mrs. j. D. Clark of Sa-
lem, Mrs. S. B. Clark of Dallas,
Mrs. Linch of Iona, Mrs. Lura
Emery of Portland and Miss
Darr were special guests for the
day.
Grandma Maybee celebrated her
ninetieth birthday Saturday at
her home at 730 south nineteenth
street, with her four children all
present for the birthday dinner.
The children are. Bertha Wood
worth, Daisy johnson, Clyde May
bee and John Maybee. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Maybee came from
their home in Onalaska, Washing
ton, to be with Mrs. Maybee on
her birthday. During the after.
1oon numerous friends called to
wish her happy birthday.
Both the University of Oregon
md 0. A. G. have declared re-
less for Thanksgiving day, and
Wednesday and Thursday of this
week will see the many universi-
y and college students returning
o their homes. With the advent
II the students the younger set
Usually entertain with several de-
ightful parties. The T. A. dance
'rlday evening is an annual event
4 the holiday season, when the
Ugh school members and alumni
DIN together for a lovely dancing
'arty. Saturday night the j. C's
ntertain with a dance, which is
lso one of the annual events of
thanksgiving week end to be an
icipated. 50.
Vachel Lindsay will be in Sa-
I'm this afternoon and this eve
ing will be the honor guest at a |
inner at the Marion hotel
here places will be laid for
bout fifty people, including Of
cials and heads of the different
actions of the Salem Arts lea
ue, and professors from william
tie university. After his lecture |
'hich will be given in Waller |
all tonight at 8 o'clock, the
1riters section of the league will |
'onsor a reception for him In
ne of the society halls in Waller
all. People who heard Mr.. Lind
" in Portland this week are
Try enthusiastic about the orig
ality and character of his pro-
am.
Stayton.-Miss Nina Gehlen,
lughter of Mrs. Barbara Gehleu,
as united in marriage to Harold
humacher of near Shaw on Tues
" morning at the Catholic
urch here. The bride wore a
Indsome gown of white crepe de
inc elaborately trimmed with s
arl beads and carried an arm
uquet of carnations. She was /
tended by Miss Bernadine Ruett [
rs who wore pink crepe de
Inc and carried chrysanthe-
lms.
George Schumacher was best
an. Following the ceremony I
lich was performed by Father
linck, a wedding dinner was
rved at the brides home.
The bridge luncheon club met I
lursday with Mrs. o. G. Locke !
a delightful one O'Clock lunch
and an afternoon of bridge. I
The past matrons of the order il
the Eastern Star met with f
s. w. v. Johnson Friday eve n
lg for a social evening togeth- o
Quite a number of the women v
re present and they had one of
} most enjoyable times of the i,
l. The hostess served an elab- n
tie lunch. :,
At very quiet home wedding !.
lday evening Miss Greta Phil :
S became the bride of James .
att, with Reverend George Nc |
Hey officiating at the cere- u
ny. The bride has taught in the
bic schools in Salem for some
lie and is we'll known here. Mr..
att is employed in the state
'hway department. "
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