Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-07
University
Girls Meet
In Salem

| Beta Omega Of Kappa Kappa
Gamma was hostess yesterday
honoring girls who will enter the
University Of Oregon this fall for
an all day party which included
a trip to Salem. The Kappa Kar-
avan," made up of six cars left
Portland in the morning and mo-
tored to a picnic place near Sa-
lem where they had lunch. Clever
lpasteboard suitcases were used to
carry the individual lunches in.
In the afternoon the Karavan
moved to Salem and the thirty
five girls were entertained at the
DR.. L. f. Griffith home with the
assistance Of the Salem members
Of the fraternity. DR.. Griffith
took the party on a tour of the
state hospital grounds, which was
very interesting to the egirls and
novel.
The girls gathered at the Grif-
fifth home about 4 o'clock for tea
Mrs. Dan Fry, Jr., and Mrs. j. II.
Strowbridge of Portland, chaper-
ones Of the party, presided at the
tea table, which was artistically
decorated with delicately blend
ed sweet peas and pink shaded
candles. Miss Mary Jane Albert.
Miss Mildred Apperson Of Nc
Minnville, Miss Margaret Grif-
fifth, Miss Ruth Griffith, Miss
Helen Rose and Miss Maxine Bu-
rem assisted about the rooms.
The house was gorgeousIy dec
GRATED with bright summer bios
SONS. Miss Gretchen Brown en-
tertained the guests during the
afternoon by several piano selec-
tions.
The party left for Portland
about $3.50.
Mrs. e. p Noble and daughter,
Elfreda, of Denver, Colorado, who
have been visiting for nine weeks
at the home of Mrs. Marian He'll
yer left this week for California
where they will visit in San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles before re-
turning via Salt Lake City to
their home, Miss Noble left Tues
day and went to San Francisco
on one of the steamers, while
Mrs. Noble left yesterday on the
train. After having spent sum
mer in Oregon both visitors are
very enthusiastic about the coun-
try. Mrs. Noble is Mrs. Hellyer's
sister.
The women Of the Jason Lee
church will be hostesses tonight
for 6 o'clock seminary banquet
to be held in the parlors of the
church for the visiting ministers
and their wives. DR.. Loren Ed
wards of the Trinity church,
Denver, Colorado, will be the prin
eipal speaker. His topic will be
Scholarship and Evangelism.
DR.. e. s. Hammond will have
charge of the program for the
banquet. After it is over the
guests will adjourn to the meet
ings at the Methodist church this
evening.
A theatre party at the Oregon
and supper at the Graybelle was
given last night for number of
University of Oregon girls who
were in Salem for the day. The
girls making up the party were
the Misses Margaret Alexander
June Reid, Helen Caples, all of
Portland, Gretchen Clemens of
Grants Pass, Margaret Griffith,
Ruth Griffith, Maxine Buren, and
Mary Jane Albert.
Miss Margaret Alexander AMI
Miss June Reid, both of Portland,
were guests of Margaret Griffith
for short time this week. The
girls motored to Portland this
morning.
Miss Mildred Apperson of Me
Minnyille is the house guest of
Mrs. c. II. Robertson for a few
days. Miss Apperson was in town
for the Kappa Kappa Gamma par
ty at the DR.. l.. F, Griffith home
The sewing circle OF the Wo-
mans Relief Corps are holding an
all day meeting today in the
armory where they have met to |
sew ON quilts and comforts. Lunch
was served at noon to the wo-
men there,
Miss Gretchen Clemens of |
Grants Pass. a University of Ore
gon girl, was Salem visitor yes
terday. Miss Clemens will spend |
the week in Portland before mo-
tofing back to her home