Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16

Regular
Banquet

banquet
The Business and Professional
Women's club met last night in
the parlors of the Unitarian
church. The tables presented
quite holiday appearance with
evergreens, poinsettas and a dec
GRATED Christmas tree. A very nice
supper was enjoyed
Miss Taylor, president, disposed
of considerable business, one top
ic that brought forth much dis
cussion was how to earn extra
money for the entertainment Of
the federation of business wo-
mems clubs that meet in Port
land this coming July. One plan
was enthusiastically approved.
and will materialize later
Mrs. Carrie Fisher presented a
set of doilies which were ratified
off and the proceeds were added
to the clubs exchequer. Mrs Ter
williger was the fortunate win
ner, Miss Agnes Nelson, who had
charge of the program, assigned
the English drill to Miss Amy Mar
tin, wwho proved to be very
lively leader.
Miss Laura Hale had very in
teresting paper on Oregon his
tory, relating to the discovery Of
the Columbia, and events that oc-
surFed in that era. Miss Flora
Case told a myth of the Colum-
bia river and the Cascades, while
Miss Erma Swaddell read short
play, and Mrs, Styles accompanied
on the piano the singing Of Christ
mas hymns, which closed the
program.
Honoring Miss Meryle Whitney
who is leaving next week to join
her mother, Mrs. e. j, Whitney in
Long Beach, California, Mrs,
Jesse George was hostess for a
number of friends Thursday eve
ming. Assisting Mrs. George was,
Mrs. William Tickle and Mrs.
Louisa Koon. The evening was
spent playing five hundred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Albert,
Mary Jane and Josephine Albert,
and Mrs. George Rodgers left
Thursday by motor for southern
California where they will spend
the Christmas holidays. They ex-
pect to take about two weeks for
the trip.
An enjoyable pre-Christmas par
ty was the one last night when
Mrs. A. A. Lee entertained the
Standard Bearers at her home.
Part of the entertainment for the
evening was a tourist party to
India which was in charge of
Mrs Lee and Isabelle Newton.
Questions and descriptions took
the tourists on a vivid journey. A
play "At the WE'LL" was given by
Mrs. Lloyd Lee, Mrs. Edwin Soco-
lofsky and Mrs Harry Scott.
Hostesses with Mrs. Lee for the
evening were, Isabelle Newton,
Bernice Williams. The Lee home
was decorated with Christmas
trees and bright colors all sugges-
tive of holiday brightness and
cheer.
Miss Amelia Babcock who is
attending the Oregon Agricultur-
al college is home to spend the
vacation period with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Babcock.
Carl Gabrielson motored to
Portland Friday evening and at
tended the formal Christmas
dance given by the Multnomah
club.
Miss jeanette Meredith return
ed to Salem yesterday to spend
the holidays with her parents,
Mr and Mrs. Frank Meredith.
I
Mary Elizabeth Bayne arrived
lin Salem last night from o. A. G.
TO spend the Christmas holidays
with her parents, Mt. and Mrs.
John Bayne.
The women of the Unitarian
church are sponsoring a bazaar in
the Opera house drug store today.
They have on display some very
attractive things which might ap-
neal TO the Christmas shopper.
Mrs. w. H. Eldridge Of Port.
land has been the house guest OF
bor sister Mrs. William Brown