Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-13

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a MISS RUTH AUSTIN
Mrs. Sites
EntertainS
For Bridge

yesterday Win one O'ciOch
luncheon seating her guests al
four very attractively appointed
small tables. Each table had q
centerpiece made up of yellow
nasturtiums, the color which pre-,
dominated in the decorations thru
out the rooms. The color scheme
was further carried out with
marigolds and zinnias arranged in
artistic Baskets.
Before starting the afternoon OF
bridge Miss Bruce Putnam delight
ed the women with several piano
selections of her own compost
tiOn. Miss Viola Ash and Miss
Putnam assisted the hostess thru
out the afternoon and in serving
the luncheon.
Two high score, prizes were
awarded to Mrs. g. l.. Kapphahn
and Mrs Clyde Johnson after 4
very pleasant afternoon OF bridge.
The guests who were invited for
lunch and bridge form the per-
sonnel Of the Thursday bridge
club. They are: Mrs e. c. Quinn,
Mrs. U. S. Page, Mrs. w. /. Need.
ham, Mrs l.. @. Aldrich, Mrs. A
y. Huckestein, Mrs. o. l.. Fisher.
Mrs. Cal Patton, Mrs. Clyde John
son, Mrs. p. 4. Kapphahn, Mrs.
q N. Inman, Mrs. Roma Hunter
Mrs. Charles Knowland, Mrs. Paul
Hauser, Mrs. ". r. Kuhn, Mrs.
Lee Garfield and Mrs. william
Cravatt.
Word has been received in this
city from the national q. A. n.
encampment Of the election of
Judge J. w. Willot as command
er In chief Of the Grand Army of
the Republic, Mrs. Marie T., Bash
am as national president Of the
Woman's Relief Corps and Mrs
Lola s. Elliot as national presf-
dent of the Daughters OF Veter-
ans. An unusual circumstance is
that all three officers are from
the state OF Iowa, Judge WiIlot |
being from Tama, Iowa, and
Mrs. Basham and Mrs. Elliot from
Des Moines, Iowa. Also 1t Is the
first time in the history of the
Grand Army that naval officer
mas been given this honor, Those
who attended are laYish in their
praise of the wonderful hospital
ny extended by the encampment
city. Next year the encampment
Will be held in Milwaukee, Wis.
Baskets OF pink rose buds ana
terms formed most artistic back
ground for a surprise shower hon
ring Miss Ruth Liening, BRIDE
slect at the home OF Mrs. r. n Il
iagnon Monday evening. The I
riends who were invited for the !
yening brought many lovely ana d
lseful gifts for the honor guest A {
elightful evening was spent and s
: . late hour the hostess served !
ainty refreshments. n
The guest list included. Mrs, r. n
!. Gagnon, Mrs, j. b Hileman n
lrs. ]. Martin. Mrs. Coppock.
lrs' King, Mrs. Yiesko, Mrs. s
omlinson, Mrs. Jones, Miss Nav
nd the Misses L. Looney, Esther
iening, Bessie and Carrie Edge o
ole Millard, X. Hill, Thelma $
ohinson, Christine Halverson, L. y
erriek and Ruth Liening. s.
tuesday evening in the parson- r.
ge OF the United Brethren q
lureh at Englewood friends OF C
eyerend and Mrs. George Chan al
an gathered TO honor them with N
reception. The house was very ct
.traetively decorated and many Sc
embers OF the church, the Chris p
an Endeavor and friends were
ere to enjoy the evening. The
ception was formal way OF h'
owing the appreciation that the io
ople of Englewood feel for the m
neere work OF MIR. and Mrs co
lapman during the three years W
at Rev. Chapman has had 50
arge OF the church. w
Nj
The first meeting Of the Lin be
in-Mckinley parent teachers as. 81
citation will be held Tuesday eve ri,
ng In the Mckinley school al
80 o'clock. Business for the year
II be outlined and the question NJ
giving milk to the first ana j,
aond grade pupils as was done lis
i year, will be discussed. The al
'icers who head the association h'
2, Mrs, T.. a. Rhoten. president ap
M. Hicks, vice president; c. M as
egory' secretary; Miss Julia ms
'rson, treasurer. aud Mrs ]. w
irbison, publicity,
ihe
Miss Florence Cartwright re- WI
med the first OF the week from an
'isit in Portland, and vancouy- ev'
Washington. Miss Cartwright,
] not return 10 the University -,
oregon where she was register. - -
last year until the next semes- ~. ~
sta
VT. and Mrs. J. A. Baker and fri
3. r. W Selee were Portland
tors yesterday on business per-
ning to the Old Peoples home are az
dr. and Mrs. r A. Brecken- Tn
se and Mrs. Walter Barton mo- the
ID to Portland last night to Jor
nd the Geraldine Farrar con- lem
there. Me.