Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-06
Edited
MISS RUTH AUSTIN
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,ection To
Have Fine
Programs

rhe banquet, which members OF
n, storv telling section OF the
e.lam Arts league was 10 give
.,s evening has been postponed
later date, which will be an
~ ,,nced shortly, and in accord
20 only the regular session OF
~ section will take place to-
sirbt, when members gather in
Z educational room of the pub
library. Miss Flora Case and
Ma Adella Chapler are sched-
uled to furnish the stories on thls
Sccasion.
ITnder the leadership of Miss
<nsan Nicholson, a most attract
H. program has been outlined for
H. entire season. Anyone who Is
member of the Arts league is ex-
2ended a most cordial invitation
"a ioin the section.
beginning with December goth
me dates and kinds of stories to
u considered are as follows.
christmas and Bible stories; Jan
narv 3rd, Ghost stories; Febru-
nv 18th. Lincoln and Washington
stories; February 21st, dialect
Ind humorous stories; March 7th
bible stories; March 21st, animal
stories; April 4th, exploration
Ind discovery; April 18th, Fairy
stories; May End, birds and flow
ers; May 10th, success and
achievement.
1t is quite probable that the
postponed banquet will be hell
IN January 18th. At this time the
contributions will be in the ma
ture of after dinner speeches and
stories.
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Bishop, ac.
companied by their grandson
Charles Kay Bishop, returned
home Sunday from eastern Ore
gon, where they went to spent
the Thanksgiving holiday periot
with their son Chauncey Bishop
A of Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Durbir
have returned home from twt
months absence, the time being
occupied with a trip that tool
them to practically every poin
of interest in the United States
with a side journey to Cuba. Al
together over ten thousand mile
we're included in their timer
ary.
Nh Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Shaver arr
expected home this evening from
Forest Grove, where they went tt
spend the Thanksgiving holida!
with the Robert Simons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hagar o
Clatskanie, Wash, have return
ed to their home after spending
the Thanksgiving holiday periot
with the formers mother, Mrs
N Cordelia Hagar.
Mrs Warren Francis Powe
and small son, Jack, of Seattle
planned to return to their hom
today, after visiting at the hom
of Mrs. Powers parents, DR.. an
Mrs. ]. N. Smith. Mr.. Power VIII
came up with them, returned t.
Seattle after Thanksgiving.
Mrs Prince w. Byrd was a
home to members of her bridg
club this afternoon, additiona
guests being entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Meyer
Y have returned to Salem after en-
joying a ten days visit at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Jor
dan of Seattle.
Mrs. Ross G.. Finley and daugh
ters, who have been the guests o
Mrs. Mark McCallister over tn
Thanksgiving holiday, have re
turned to Portland, and present
ly will leave that place to joil
Mr.. Finley, who has just beel
transferred from Ely, Nevada, t
Jerome, Arizona. Mr.. Finley, wh
spent the summer in Salem, an
who is well known graduate o
the Oregon Agricultural college
is head chemist with the Verd
company, copper mining organ
ization controlled by w. A. Clark
millionaire of Los Angeles.
A cafeteria supper and shor
program will be given at tn
Bethel school house, east of Sa
lem on the peniten ntiary road, Fri
day evening, December Sth, B.
the Dorcas club, the proceeds t
be used for furnishings for tn
Old Peoples home. The public
cordially invited.
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