Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-07
p. E. O. Has
First Fall
Nee ting

AT a very attractive one O'CLOCK
luncheon today at Mrs. B. J
Miles home, the past presidents
OF chapter G., r. e. o., were host
esses for the rest Of the members
OF the sisterhood and few in
vited guests. Covers were laid for
twenty five, and the table was ef-
fectively decorated with varied
colored garden blossoms The host
esses were, Mrs. b. J. Miles, Mrs.
#. w. Selee, Mrs H. Il. Bolinger
and Miss Laura Grant, who is now
president Of the organization.
The suggestion for such a
luncheon to be sponsored by the
past presidents was made by Mrs.
Gerald yolk, before her death
this summer, and SO in following
out her plan, the luncheon be-
came a memorial to her, and In
honor OF her. Mrs. Volk was a
past president herself.
After the luncheon the first fall
meeting Of the P. e. o. was held
The plan for the years work as
outlined last spring is to study
contemporary writers.
Special guests for the lunch
con this noon were: Mrs. Ellen
B. Miller OF Arkansas City, Kan
sas, the house guest Of Mrs. B. ].
Miles: Mrs. Guy Lewelling, past
president Of the p. e. o. chapter
In Albany; Miss Moody, Mrs. Sc
lees sister, and Mrs. Rodin, Mrs.
G. b. McCullough's mother.
Carl d. Gabrielson was host at
dinner party at the Imperial
hotel in Portland Monday eve
ming in honor Of his nephew. Rob
ert Bishop, A party Of friends mo-
tored from here to help celebrate
Roberts 13th birthday. The table
was centered with a bowl of rose
colored asters and large birth
day cake trimmed with rose can
dies. Robert left Monday evening
for Pendleton to attend high
school there.
Mrs. J. T.. Billingsley had as
her guest this week, Mrs. Thomas
Heigart Of Boston, Massachu-
setts, life long friend of Mrs.
Billingsley's mother. Mrs. Hell
gart left yesterday for California.
from there she will go south and
return to Boston going through
Virginia and the southern states.
She has been touring the country
and has been gone for three
months now.
Miss Leone Tiffany Of Roehes-
ter, Mimi, who has been the
guest Of Miss Salome Socolofsky
and Miss Hazel Todhunter durine
the past two months, left for Los
Angeles Sunday. On her return
home she will stop en- route and
will be Joined by Miss Todhunter
The girls are secretaries at the
Mayo clinic.
Miss Helen Pettyjohn was host
ess informally for Miss Claudia
Lewis, Tuesday evening at her
home. Miss Lewis will leave next
week for Chicago, and the party
was in the nature Of farewell.
The guests played cards during
the evening and had candy pull
Eight girls enjoyed the evening
together.
Mrs. David Eyre and Rovena
and David, Junior, returned this
week from two months stay at
the Agate Beach Inn. There have
been many Salem people at Agate
beach during the summer and
they had very pleasant social
time as well as vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Daue and
pr, and Mrs. 0. A. Olson left this
morning for Seaside where they
will attend the Elk's convention
They will return Sunday evening
"A large number OF Salem people
are making this trip this week
end.
Mrs, G, |. Lewis and family.
Hubert, Claudia, Paul, Ronello
and Josephine, win leave Septem-
ber II for Chicago where they
will join Mr. Lewis who has
been there since May. They viii
make their home permanently in
Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs, w. M. Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Colony and |
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zimmerman
made the loop of the beaches. TIL
lamook and Seaside. last week
end, returning Labor day.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Thielsen
have returned home from Agate !
beach. Mr.. Thielsen motored over |
there Saturday ana brought his
family home after they had been
there since July /.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Baker re-
turned the last of the week from
months vacation in their cot
age at Seal Rocks. While they
we're there their son and wife
dr. and Mrs Edwin l.. Baker vis-
ted them for two weeks.