Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08
GuildMeets
For Work
On Bazaar

Eaar. COmmlttSOS 49,.
11dad for work and have been
,reating regularly. The bazaar
will be opened Saturday, Decem
~ n the new Parrish house
,vh,ch was formerly the ola
church at $50 Chemeketa street
Tha active committees have been
yery ably assisting Mrs. William
I,ytle, president Of the guild Mlss
Elizabeth Putnam, vice president
and Mrs. william Walton treas
urer. a,n,dad
With MRS. u. G.. shipley chairman
~ number one with the following
women working with her Mrs. y
Baumgartner, Mrs. Lenta Westa-
cott Mrs. Russell Catlin, Mrs.
frank Spears, Mrs. George Ter-
wllliger. Mrs. ]. r. Law, Mrs. =.
d Roberts, Miss Mary Chadwick
ana Mrs. e. II. Kennedy TINS
committee meets Thursday WIN
Mrs. Shipley ...oo
Early this week the committee
headed by Mrs. 0. g. Locke WIN,
Mrs Frederick Thielsen, Mrs. ADA
strong. Mrs. Louis Lachmund'
Mrs. g. Fl. Westacott, Mrs. Will
lam walton, Mrs. Chester COX
and Mrs. John Caughell met foi
work with Mrs. Locke.
Thursday with Mrs. L. >. Geei
the committee headed BY MRS
George White will meet. They are
Mrs H. d. Chambers, Mrs i. >
Geer. Miss Elizabeth Putnam
Mrs. Homer Smith and Mrs. At
min Steiner. 4,
Mrs Edwin Il. Baker will have
her committee meet with her TINS
week for work. The committee -
Mrs. Homer Egan, Mrs. Edwaru
Gillingham, Mrs. Clifford Tur-
ner. Mrs. MiIlar McGilchrist, Mrs
n. ". McMechan, Mrs. Tracy
Poorman, Mrs. Phil NeWmyer
Mrs. Clifton lrWln'
The first committee to practic,
ally finish their work Is headee
bv Mrs. H. A. Cornoyer and u
composed Of the following wo
men. Mrs. w. L. West, Mrs. Con
nell Dyer. Mrs George Arbuckie
Mrs. william Bell, Mrs Hal Pat
ton. MRS. Curtis Cross, Mrs. V. z
Kuhn. Miss Elizabeth Putnam.
Miss Helen and Ruth Moor
ewill come home from Corvalii
Friday to spend the week en-
with their parents, Mr., and Mrs
Arthur Moore. The girls are az
tending the Oregon Agriculture
college there.
The members Of the Monda'
afternoon bridge club with thei
husbands Saturday evening sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. r. 'B. Goodil
ana helped them celebrate thei
twenty sixth wedding anniversar
The evening was spent In playin
five hundred with high score &c
ing to Mrs. r.. ID. Anderson an
Fred Brock, Sr, Saturday wa
also MIR. Goodin's birthday so
was double celebration. I'D
guests for the evening include
several people beside the member
Of the club. Mr.. and Mrs. John J
Pollock, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
ghafer. Mr.. and Mrs. Georl
Wichel, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brocl
sr., Mr.. and Mrs, r. y. Ande
bon. Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Goodil
Mr.. and Mrs, II. Haid, Mr.. an
Mrs. ]. w. Lewis, Mrs. Ann klei
MT. and Mrs, w. n. Wilson, M
and Mrs, H. s. Poisal, Mr.. an
Mrs. A. H. Moore.
Mrs. George Dunsford WI
npend the week end In Portlar
with Mr.. and Mrs, John Payne,
Mrs. Attell and Mrs. Peters'
OF Portland were guests yeste
day OF Mrs. Peterson's daught'
Mrs. Howard strowbridge. M
strowbridge Is a bride Of this y
and Just recently moved to Sale
Mrs. George Hug was hoste
for her seven year old son, Re
ert. on Friday for a birthday g
ebration. The afternoon was spe
playing games and having re
party. The birthday cake "
lighted with pink candles and :
other decorations We're carri
out in pink with chrysanthemul
Miss Mable Currie and Miss Ma
Wilson assisted Mrs. Hug in Q
pertaining the small guests. TIL
were: Julia Johnson, Margueri
Beck. Marjorie Humphreys. Chi
ity Watson, Rachel Pemberts
zoe Daniels, Mary Belle Ru
Jack and Billy Bush, Frederi
Thielsen ana Wallace mug
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hug v
be among the people from Sal
who win attend the annual hon
coming at the University Of Q
gon this year which starts +
day. November 10. Saturday
Oregon football team VIII M
the washington state team
the homecoming game. Seye
new features are planned for I
year, such as the exchange OF q
gates with the University OF W'
ington and the adoption Of alum
and ex-students from other
yersities, too far away to VII