Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-04
Mrs. Webster
| Plans For
Art Exhibit

i will interest folk. locally tc
,w that Mrs. r. Bruce Horsfall
portland, wife of the widely
,,Ovn painter of bird life, is tc
an assistant in the art depart
,rt Of the state fair this fall
n, Webster is already actively
,,raged in planning the forth
aiming exhibit, directing her ac-
MMjty from Manzanita beach,
here she is spending her outing,
writing from there she says:
N SThe loan exhibition from the
Metropolitan Museum Of Art, is
far the best that has travel
4 A this side of the Rockies. Know
n the pictures that will be
3aOvn, at first hand as / do, will
LAKE talks on them more interest
Nd
"There is a marked desire
|nOng the real artists of Oregon
exhibit at the state fair, since
NJ loan, collections have been
onning to Salem, inasmuch as the
liter are of such Importance.
There will be a collection Of
sDNgon wild life pictures, which
y rDl no doubt attract a great deal
attention."
Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar, head Of
BE state work for the prevention
tuberculosis, was in Salem yes
zuday comforting with Mrs.
MIN A. Carson, president of the
tunty health association, and
Mss Elizabeth Putnam, treasurer
the association, in regard to
b five health centers which
hey hope to organize in Marion
tmty. Three of these centers
ENl be in Woodburn, Turner and
lVerton, the others have not
tn determined. The adjacent
3VnS will work with these main
tiers in trying to put the coun-
Ahealth service on a better
fking basis.
Mrs. Carson and Miss Putnam
fl go out shortly to organize
hese centers. They have hopes of
Securing a county health nurse,
but the plans are as yet undecided
MI. and Mrs. William McGil-
christ, Jr,, and Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
lin Harding were hosts Tuesday
night, entertaining with a din
Iler of sixteen covers. A large re-
ptacIe filled with garden flow
las, with gladiolas, gypsophelia
and zinnias predominating, CEN
Tered the board, with pink tapers
casting soft glow as compile
|nentary decorative note.
The guests circles smaller ta-
bes later in the evening partici-
Ating In five hundred. The tro-
|lhy was given to Mrs. Bliss Dar-
by
Invitations were extended to
Dr. and Mrs. c. e. Bates, DR..
and Mrs. w. H. Darby, Mr.. and
MRS. Paul Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
walter Spaulding, Mr.. and Mrs.
10y Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss
parby and Miss Zoe Stockton.
Mr' and Mrs. o. L. Fisher have
lOVed this week from their resi-
renee at S36 Leslie street to their
LEV home at $40 Leslie street.
sae residence at 336 Leslie street
sll be occupied by M. ]. New
s'use who moved here with his
FAMILY this week from Vanoouv-
" Washington. Mr.. Newhouse
sll De with the Oregon Growers
|poperative association.
hr' and Mrs. A. L. Tetu of
uuand were in Salem this
Yen visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will
~ BELL and Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
a''on, while waiting to meet the
%perial potentate OF the Shrine,
..un they accompanied to Port
MISS Anna Rich of SOS North
snerty street and children, ac-
-panled by her mother and sis
n law, Mrs. G. Groshong and
|e X L. Groshong of Brooks,
ssOn, are taking a two weeks
~ "Trip to Crater Lake.
-
.ue members of the Minnesota
N s.Vclation will have a picnic at
In state fair grounds Tuesday,
'sus' .. All former Minnesot-
are invited to come and bring
- lunch baskets.
IN,
- and Mrs. Hugh McCammon
Lieutenant Jack McCammon,
y Visiting his brother for a
usys' will leave Sunday for
w 'sek's trip to the various
w liza spaulding ana Miss
N Hoit went to Corvallis yes
ay going over to attend the
S0nal "a home economies conven-
sISs. iney were entertained by
'a' Chi Omega friends.
and Mrs. Roy Mills and
4. !, eniidren are planning to
tne latter Dort - A. -.