Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-30

Bryan Conley.
The Writers section of the Sa-
lem Arts league will meet on
Tuesday evening at the home of
Terry Weigleman. Original pro-
ductions, some of which have
been published, will be read.
Barbara Frietchie Camp Num-
Der Two, Daughters of Veterans,
will entertain with a silver tea
on Thursday afternoon, May 5, at
the home of Mrs. William j. En-
tress, 1887 State street. Anyone
who is interested is invited to
attend this tea, the proceeds from
which are to go to the Grand
Army department for use for the
convention to be held in Pendle-
ton. The hours announced for
the tea are from two to six.
Mrs. L. J. Houser and her son,
Leland, arrived yesterday from
Roseburg and will spend about a
week visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Knighten.
Mrs. Jenette Meredith spent the
past week in Portland where she
visited at the home of Mrs. ].
e. Flanders.
Miss Margaret Griffith, who Is
a freshman this year at the Uni
.versity of Oregon, is spending the
week end in Salem at the home
OF her parents.
Mrs. e. B. Lockhart, of Silver
ton, is a guest this week end at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Meredith. Mrs. Lockhart is a
sister of Mr.. Meredith.
A group of Salem young wo-
men, who have been friends since
their third grade days, formed a
line party last nigilt at the
Grand theatre and later gathered
for dinner at the home of Mia
Gertrude Tucker. Favors most
suitable for the occasion were
presented each guest by the charm
ing hostess. Those who enjoyed
this affair were Miss Trista Wen
ger, Miss Vera Wright, Miss Mel
lie Jefferson, Miss Alice Putnam,
Miss Emily Loose and Miss Ger
trude Tucker.
S. U. Downs and Miss Mabel
Downs, of Portland, accompanied
by Mrs. George Seyde, here from
Honolulu, are spending the week
end in Salem at the home of DR.
and Mrs. G. A. Downs.
DR.. and Mrs. Carl G. Doney
entertained on wednesday for
members of the senior class OF
the Willamette university. The
fifty seven members of the class
\ were bidden and the evening was
spent in singing college songs and
in writing and reading class
prophecies. In the writing al
participated and the results wert
read by DR.. Doney and brough
many laughs. Decorations were
done in purple and gold, clas'
colors, developed in scotch broom
and purple lilacs and this schem'
was also carried in the refresh
ments. Assisting in serving wer
Miss Eva Roberts and Miss Lorle
Blatchford.
Lester Flanagan, of Minneapo
lis, visited this week in Salen
with his sister, Mrs. Perce W
Van Doren. Mr.. Flanagan ha
been in California and is making
the return trip.
Miss Lulu Rosamond Waltol
1 will read "Adnah", a tale OF tn
time of Christ, at the Lesli
Methodist church on Sunday eV
ening, This will be given IL
place of the regular evening serv
ice and no charges will be made
Mrs. Walton gave this same read
ing last week before the girl
industrial school and the boy
training school.
The H. I. club met on Wedne'
day afternoon at the home or MI
r. L. Yokum on Leslie street, an
the time was spent in playing Fly
Hundred. High score went to MT
F. Bernardo, and low score to Mr
G. N. Yokum, of Dallas. The ladlt
of the club will entertain the
husbands next Saturday even1n
at the residence of Mrs. Earl Al
derson, Mrs. r. L. Yokum WI
leave in a few days to join hF
husband, who is now employed
Portland.
The closing party of the yea
for Mrs. Ralph Whites juvenl
dancing class is in progress tn
afternoon at Moose hall. The fir
part of the afternoon will be d
voted to exhibition work and pa