Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-14
Thursday
Club Has
Breakfast

Delicate pink and white swee
peas ¢ered the attractively ap
pointed table this morning wher
Mrs. William Mccall and Mrs
George H. Burnett were hostessei
for the Thursday afternoon cluI
at a $50 O'Clock breakfast, serv.
ed in the attractive country home
Of Mrs. Mccall ON the Wallace
road. This was the first fall meet
ing Of the club and nearly all oil
the members were present. The
sun parlor of the country place
was attractive with lavender and
white sweet peas and the LIVING
room was frightened with French
marigolds.
The lovely country home and
the novelty of breakfast party
combined to form an unusually
nice entertainment. The women
had short business meeting and
then stayed for the rest of the
morning for a social time. The
women motored out in parties.
Members of the Thursday club
are: Mrs. George H. Burnett, Mrs.
A. N. Bush, Mrs. Richard Cart
wright, Mrs. Capalin, Mrs. M. M.
Chapman, Mrs. Curtis Cross, Mrs.
M. #. Cusick, Mrs. Alice Dodd,
Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney, Mrs. S. C.
Dyer, Mrs. f. "A. Elliott, Mrs.
William Fleming, Mrs. r. B. Elem
ing, Mrs. j. HI. Albert, Mrs. Henry
]. Bean, Mrs. G. p. Bishop, Mrs
George Bingham, Mrs. William
Brown, Mrs. Robert Hendricks.
Mrs. B. ]. Miles, Mrs. Alice Moores
Mrs. Charles Parks. Mrs. George
Pearce, Mrs. Harry Laymond,
Mrs. c. X. Spaulding, Mrs. Frank
Spencer, Mrs. Josie Stewart, Mrs.
w. E. Kirk, Mrs. Fred ThieIsen,
Mrs. William Mccall.
The program for the concert to
be given tomorrow night in the
armory by Miss Mary Schultz and
B. Launer, for the bene-
fit of the~Salem hospital fund has
been made public today. The mu-
sicians have been practicing this
week in Portland with the ac-
companist James Hutcheson and
will have their program well per-
fected to present to their Salem
audience tomorrow, Friday night. |
(a) Carnival of Vienna Allegro.
'chuman; (b) Etude d flat, Liszt, |
Mr.. Launer.
Chaconne, Vitali- -Charlier-Auer,
Miss Schultz.
(a) Irish Tune from County
Derry, Granger; (b) Spoon River,
Granger; (c) Sometimes 1 Feel
Like Motherless Child, Cole
(d) Etude Op. 10
No. IL, Chopin, Mr.. Launer.
(a) On Wings OF Song, Mendel-
sshon-Achron; OBJ Slavonic
Dance G minor, Dvorak- Kreisler;
(c) Waltz in A major, Brahms
Hochstein; (d) Polanise, Vein
awski.
Miss Ila Spaulding and Louis
Griffith will be united in mar
'iage tonight at 1880 o'clock at
he home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Spaulding.
About two hundred guests have
'eceived invitations to the event,
which will be elaborate in every
ietail. Both Miss Spaulding and
1r. Griffith are we'll known in
'alem and in college circles. Miss
'paulding is a member of Alpha
mi Omega at Oregon Agricutur-
j college and Mr.. Griffith is a
1ember of Phi Delta Theta at o.
!. G.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
eth Hawfey who are now living 8
pennsylvania, have received
ord of the birth of Kenneth Jun
II the latter part of August. Mr..
aWley is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Hawley of this city. t.
Miss Ruth Weaver returned to
er home at 1910 South High
rect after making an extensive
SIT of three months with friends :,
Id relatives in Washington. Ida : :
and Montana. .
DR.. and Mrs. B. l.. Sleeves with y
r. and Mrs. A. A. Lee and Mrs. G
r. Morse of Kansas City who =
visiting here for about two .
onths, took motor trip up the
'fumbia highway to The Dalles s.
e first of the week. W
STANLEY Cummings of Eugene -
In town guest at the H. W.
oss home. He is a friend of
tn Manning RrOse and JOee- Il