Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-02
IA. Club
Sponsors
For Dance

uShbo lluul Luc CulfcT6lLy VI OIS'
gon and Oregon Agricultural col
lege last night enjoyed one of the
much talked of dances of the hol.
iday season when the active mem
bers Of T. A. club invited theil
alumnae and friends for a dane
ing party at Derby hall.
This was their fifth annual in
formal party and the patrons ant
patronesses for the party were
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Ramsden, Mr.
and Mrs. J. c. Nelson and Mrs
Blanche Jones.
Special guests. for the party
were: Edna How'd, Lorna Cool.
idge, Ruth Schultz, Nancy VII,
son, Francis Ward. Dorothy Esch
Marjorie Burghart, Ruth Snow
Mary Jane Albert, Elsie Mangu.
son and Elizabeth McDermott
The other guests were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elvin Lamps, the Misses
Mildred Gill, Grace Humphreys
Helen Rose, Amelia Babcock,
Catherine Slade, Dorothy Patter-
son, Veda How'd, Margaret Grif-
fifth, Mary Rowland, Leitha Viii
son, Ruth Barnes, jeanette Mere
dieh, Mable Ackerman, Ruth Page
Margaret Pierce, Ruth Griffith,
Lenta Baumgartner, Mary Mel
linger, Prudence Patterson, Alice
McKinnon, Mary West, Ruth
Tucker, Helen Ramsden, Mary
McKinnon, Margaret Breiten-
stein, Frances Tucker, Florence
Jones, Dorothy Kevar, Kathleen
Rogers, Mildred Gilbert, Jean
Shipp and Messrs. Emery Gill,
Phillip Ringle, Gene Gill, Earl
Shafer, Willard Marshall, Ralph
Olson, Donald Dawson, David
Adolph, Max Moon, Bernard Nut
ting, Roland Reinhart, Frank
Patterson, Charles Coffey, Frank
Deckebach, Edwin Armstrong, j.
Sturns, Earl Hagedorn, Kola Nc
Clellan, John Caughell, John
Mimic, Raymond Bonesteele,
Ralph Walker, Lewis West. Wynd
ham Buren, Herbert Darby, Rich
ard Slater, Paul staley, Ted Pur-
vine, Wilbur Bailey, Milton Stein
er, Evan Jones, Asel Eoff, Russell
Emmett, Arthur Rosebraugh,
Wick Williams, Roy Stickles,
Norris Baker. Harry Baker, Ar
thur Ross, Frank Durbin and
Kenneth Wilson.
The annual conventio of the
Oregon musical teachers associa-
ton will hold its last session this
afternoon. Several Salem people
have been In attendance. Mrs.
Darby was elected delegate from
here and has attended the ses-
sions and Miss Lena Belle Tartar
Is staying in Corvallis for the
week end taking part in the con-
vention.
Today Mrs Walter Denton and
Miss Allie Chandler went to Cor
wallis for the program planned for
today. Yesterday talks on peda-
gogy and a luncheon and ban
quet. Today at the First Presby-
terian church, session was de-
voted to the pedagogy OF funda-
mental music training, with talks
and demonstrations by Mrs. Laura
Jones Rawlinson and Mrs. Mary
CahiIl Moore.
At the luncheon this noon DR..
Landsbury of the University Of
Oregon discussed Music in Eu-
rope;" Mrs. Evelyn MacFarland
McClusky spoke on community
music, and Mrs Chas. Henline of
Roseburg, talked on the prob
lens OF the teacher In moderate
sized cities.
Saturday 2:15, $3.50 will be a
program Of music by represent ia
tive musicians Of Oregon: Mrs.
Jane Thatcher, piano, Universi-
ty OF Oregon; John b. Siefert
tenor, John Claire Monteith.
Mrs. Rachel Reeder had as her
guests for Thank sgiviug dinner,
Alex Merrifiald OF Aumsville, Mr..
and Mrs. Georga Hurst Of Silver
ton. Mr.. and Mrs, II. F.. Shanks.
and Jessie Phillips who has beer
Mrs. Reeder for the past
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs, L, II. Compton
for Thank giving din
ner Mrs, 0 O. Keller and chill
dren, Robert and lvern, from Cor-
Wallis, and Michael Compton, who
is attending O, A. c. and who is
home for the week end.
The Writers section of the Sa-
lem arts league will meet We'd
nesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Byron Brunk. The regular
time is Tuesday, but it
was postponed one evening in or
der that Miss Harding may be
present,
MIR. and Mrs, Fred Thielser
we're delightful hosts Tuesday eve
ming for a dinner party honor