Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-09

here Friday
The meeting of the Highland
mothers club Thursday after
noon was Of a purely business
character. The most important re-
port was the one concerning the
soup kitchen which was started
September first, the beginning of
the fourth year for this project.
The success Of the project seems
assured and the children are sup
piled with hot soup and cocoa to
make their cold lunches more ap-
petizing. During the past week a
larger number of children have
been served than ever before and
results have been better financial
ly. The charity fund was quite
large to start with but will need
replenishing soon. Women living
near the school make the hot
soup and drink.
Just now the school is faced
with a problem in raising money
by the old methods, programs by
the children, or entertainments
The assembly room where such
things might have been held has
been divided into two rooms, max
Ing it impossible to give any en-
tertainments. The officers OF the
Highland Mothers club are, Mrs.
Ernie Abbott, president; Mrs. Fl.
III. Smart, vice president; Mrs. G.
w. Stone, treasurer, and Mrs. H.
G. Hummell, secretary. The social
committee is, Mrs. H. Fl. Smart.
Mrs. J. A. Carpenter, and Mrs. G.
Ross. The program committee is
composed of Miss Bartlett, Mrs.
May Dunn and Mrs. George
Stoner.
Among the Christmas. parties
that are being planned for the
holidays is the one for the bene-
fit of children who otherwise
would not have one to be given
by the Tri L club, young business
women affiliated with the Y. w.
G. A. The party will be given in
the association rooms December
%. This is the second annual par
ty and names Of the guests will
largely be obtained from the asso-
ciated charities. Esther Natter
lund of the service committee will
be in charge.
There will be a big tree, and a
general good time is planned. The
girls are cooperating with others
who want to see the youngsters
have good Christmas party.
Mrs T. w. Davies was hostess
Thursday evening honoring Mrs.
G. H. Taylor who has been her
house guest for the past two
weeks. The evening was spent
with games and music and later
delicious refreshments were serv-
ed. The guests who enjoyed the
party were, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto |
Vincent, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Du-
Bois. Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Grucow, |
Miss Bernice Kirkwood, Miss May |
Grucow and Paul Davies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mills will be |
hosts for a family dinner Sunday |
when places will be set for Mr.. |
and Mrs. G. X. Spaulding, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Walter Spauldlng, Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Spaulding of
Newberg, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Griffith and Mr.. and Mrs. Mills
and their children.
Among the annual functions of
university is the open
house held by the four fraterni-
ties for the students and faculty
of the university which Is sched-
1led for this evening. The mem
Ders Of the fraternities act as a
committee to show the
7isitors something of the life with
n their respective houses. The
Alpha Psi Delta fraternity will
lot participate tonight because of
he serious illness Of one Of their
members who yesterday was tax
n to his home. The other three
raternities. Sigma Tau, Kappa
iamma Rho and Phi Kappa Ps
will hold their open house as
damned
Mrs. William Hughes has az
Ter guest Miss Reynolds, her sis-
er from California.