Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-21
Edited by
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a MISS RUTH AUSTIN
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MyHEAADs
NJ and Mrs. T. B. Kay and
and Mrs. Hollis Huntington
.ored to Corvallis Saturday to
ana the oregon-o. A. Q. game
were entertained at lunch
! giyen by the administration
! tbe alumni and a number Of
TORS The luncheon was held
the domestic science room.
A. the meeting of the Ameri-
!. association of University wo-
- saturday afternoon the time
meeting was changed to the
Of saturday of the month, at
hicb time 1T will be possible to
va the meetings in the Cham
of Commerce rooms. The at
sndance requires a large place
meet and this will be a very
20 place for the women to
kather.
Miss Frances Richards as dean
women Of Willamette univer-
.Itv will be hostess Saturday af-
srnoon for her annual reception
4 college women, with special in
sitations also being extended to
Ibe wives Of faculty members
nd the wives of members of the
hoard of trustees. This is one of
sbe attractive formal functions
II the fall for the college girl.
Miss Richards will be assisted by
seyeral prominent society ma
IRONS.
Receiving with her will be Mrs.
Earl Gregg Doney, Mrs. George
ID Alden and Mrs. B. L. Sleeves.
IN the early hours of the after
aoon Mrs. e. c. Richards and
hrs. W. E. Kirk will preside at
he tea table and later in the af-
ternoon Mrs. A. N. Bush and Mrs
4iice Dodd will preside at the tea
hble.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Erick-
ION are leaving Wednesday for a
Two months trip by motor thru
ihe southern part of California.
While there they will visit
Friends in San Francisco, San
Diego, Los Angeles and Long
Beach.
Mrs. q. H. Benton of Falls City
ia the house guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs W. W. Cory this week. Mr.. |
Benton is in Medford and Mrs. |
Benton will join him there this
week, where they plan to make
their home.
University of Oregon, Eugene.
"A. Phimister Proctor, famous
pn the Oregon campus for his
campus statue of the Pioneer"
Deceived a warm reception when
hs arrived in Eugene Wednesday. |
The artist and his wife were
nonor guests at an informal re-
feption at the alumni hall, We'd
lesday afternoon. He has been
travelling in Alaska and he Is in
'erested at present in doing"
tnimals and Indians.
The University of Oregon
alumni and ex-students banquet,
reunion, looking backwards,
ahd looking forward to the organ
patton of permanent group of |
pfegon boosters, will be held this
thursday evening at $50 at the
Eraybelle. At this time it is
pOped to form a strong associa-
Flon OF the alumni in Marion.
county, and to further this or
Esnlzation speakers from Eu-
'sene, and the Emerald quartet
from Eugene will attend and help
lake 1t seem little closer to the
Fanpus itself. Places may be re-
'efyed for the banquet for one
f'iiar at the Graybe1le or from
Iiumni who have the sale in
aafge. Committees composed of
elamni and ex-students living in
Palem have been working for
Ome time to make this banquet
'aecess, and it is anticipated that
usfe Will be a large attendance.
WIS Joe Ramseyer Of Macleay
IL salem the last Of, the week for
months visit with her daugh-
III california. She was ac-
Ompanied by Mrs. Ray Richard
" OF San Louis Obispo, but for
b,al E resident of this city. Mr..
..nardson was at one time con-
ss'1a with the firm of Rigdon
In, i'lcnardson. Mrs. Ramseyer
- VISIT her daughter at San
Irat % ooispo where she is
1rained nurse.