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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, DEC. 16, 1916.
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MTYUIficS
Mr. Oliver C. Locke's mother, Mr. I
Lyman Damon, will irrive in Salem the
first of the week from California en
route to her home in Independence.
While in the south Mr-. Damon ha
been visiting her brother in law aii'l
sister, Major' and Mrs. George L. Scott,
at i'ort McDonald, Angel Island.
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all druggists.
By ALIKB THOMPSON
THE subscription club, dances will I the social affairs practically, have been
be resumed again -,his winter MajalaaAMt, with the exception of the
members of the sxart set jrto ,ar-( i f hi(.h k ,
Ik mated in the club v parties last sea , B .
aon are rejoieing at the announcement. 'Jon or friends for tea and an
Several of the Matrons on whom so-'afternoon of sewing,
ciety always depends to advance the! Perhaps the most important event to
sasartest affairs of every year are or- ,.)ailn the attention of society this week
raaging for the premier, which will bewa(, th0 Cherrian benefit play "The
given during the Christmas holidays at I dictator ' ' given at the Grand theater
Jh Moose hall. !on Thursday and Friday nights.
lut season these dances were the All of Salem it seems waa interested
most brilliant and delightful functions ; in this big charity affair and the house
of tie winter's gayeties, and from the j was packed for both performances,
interest aheady evinced in the premier, i A number of prominent society folk
this season's parties will be a reeti-i and Cherrians formed box parties for
tied of the wonderful affairs given last leach performance, which made the ev
year. lenings especially festive.
The Subscription club is composed of!
Urge number of the elite including! charming in every detail was the
not only the married set but also the! lovely luncheon for which Mrs. Ileniy
younger belles and beaux. I W. .Meyers was hostess Friday, when
The euthusiasm and couecuialitv of she entertained the matrons of the
rons included in the club'op entertained a group of their friends j Salem club of the Oregon Agricultural ,,H, .,g ,,ered by the senior conuuTl
rons ,n,lu,le,t ,,, the iud , I i . i ... College will give an informal dancing tce. Selections on the Victrola at ir
Guy Sargent, Mrs. Thomas informally Tuesday night nitha.barm f fae t thc ,enior , d ; evniing werc al9
fas members insures another gav sea
too for this club, which is one M the
very few dancing clubs in Salem.
(Considerable time in fact the entire
tine of many matrons and maids, dur
ing the past week has been devoted to
preparing gifts for Christmas.. All of
luncheon club with their premier af
fair.
The artistically appointed table was
decked with fragrant roses, exquisite
scarlet, yellow and rose-pink ones mass
ed in n huge crystal basket.
Luncheon was followed by an after-
Community Silver
Carried in 9 Designs
Patrician, Sheraton, Georgian, Louis XVI
in 50 years guarantee
Larost and Everter, 25 year guarantee
Bridal Wreath and Primsose, 10 year guarantee
Make the Christmas present useful
lasting and appreciated
WM. GAHLSDORF
The Store of Housewares
135 N. Liberty St. Phone 67 J
The "OsteotarsaU9
(The Official Osteopathic Shoe)
j Mjiw
No. 2142 Black Kid Lace "Osteotarsal"
Boot. Arch Conformer last, round toe and
low heel, extreme flexibility of the arch
puts unused foot muscles to work.
See the New Gaby Boots. They are all
class and beautiful; we just received a ship
ment of those new spats, see them, just
light for this kind of weather.
Extra Special Closing out all fur sets;
prices sadly reduced; sets selling from $10
and up. Included in this lot are Red Fox,
Opossum, Raccoon, Coney, etc. Get a set
for Xmas gift
Fullertons
415 State 114 Liberty
noon of bridge.
The mat
are: Mrs. S
A. I.iveslev, Mrs. Kuben I'. Itoise. Mrs
Harry K. Clay, Mrs. Charles L. .Me
Nary, Mrs. Kolli'i K. Page, Mrs. Thomas
ft Smith, Jr., Mrs. Robert Chauncey
Bishop, Mrs. .lohn J, Roberts and Mrs.
.lohn H. McNary.
Besides the club guests, Mrs. Mey
ers asked Mrs. Prank Snedecor of Birm
ingham, Alabama, and Miss Mabel
Withyeombe.
Mrs. Oliver C. Locke entertained on
Thursday afternoon with a charming
bridge party.
Sixteen matrons were asked lo make
up four tables of the game and the card
honors fell to Mrs. Henrv W. MeVers.
Assisting Mrs. Locke were Mrs. Wil
liam H. Lytic and Mrs. William Wal
ton. The guests included the members
of the Thursdav afternoon bridge club
and a few additional matrons, who
were:
Mrs. Henry W. Mevers, Mrs. M. E.
Breyman, Mrs. William Walton. Mrs.
Frank Snedecor of Birmingham, Ala
bama, Mrs. William H. Lvtlc and Mrs.
W. Al JonCB.
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Dr. and Mrs. Harry E. Clav have
had as their guest Dr. E. F. Dalton of
t hicago. Dr. Dalton is well known in
Salem, having formerly lived here for
several years. Since his departure lroin
Salem Dr. Dalton has spent the great
er part of his time in Europe and Alas-
Ka. Ite now is sojourning in Portland,
where he expects to locate Permanent-
iy.
A simple, but exceptionally pretty
and dainty ceremony characterized the
wedding of Miss Prances Kuth Soloman
and Charles Sidney Morgan of Port
land, which took place at high noon on
Thursday, at the home of the bride's
mother, Mrs. If. Solonian South Cot
tage street.
Kev. Richard IS. Avison of the Meth
odist Episcopal church performed thc
ceremony and the young people were
unattended.
The bride, who is a very pretty girl,
was attired in a charming eown of
Georgette crepe, made on the newest
lines. Her bouquet was a shower of
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Hcatnce Johnson of PnnevUle,
a cousin of the bride, played the wed-
ling march and also atter the cere
mony.
The residence was attractively deck
ed with baskets of lovely red roses and
arnations against an ettective back
ground of brilliant foliage, palms and
nolly.
The bride's going away frock was of
dark green messaline, worn with a
smart taupe velvet coat trimmed with
fur and a corsage of violets and roses.
Her hat was of gold lace and fur.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan left for I few
months sojourn in Portland. Later they
will pass their honeymoon in the south.
rho Morgan Ifanuly have a large
wheat ranch in Saskatchewan, Canada,'
where Mr. and Mrs. Morgan will make
their home
The out-of-town guests at the wed
ding were: Mrs. Arthur McHollnnd ,and
small daughter. Mildred, Miss Louise
Morgan and Robert llelknap of Port
land and Miss Beatrice Johnson of
Prinevin.
Miss Florence llofer, who Is attend
ing the University of California in Ber
keley, will arrive home the latter part
of next week to pass the Christmas hol
idays with her parents, Mi. and Mrs.
hrnest llofer.
The members of the Merry-Go-Komid
club gathered at the residence of Dr.
and Mrs. Charles 11. Robertson for an
informal evening Qf "500" on Tues-
lay.
An artistic array of pink carnations
and feathery greens adorned the rooniB
where guests plnyed at six tables of
500. ' '
Card honors fell to Mrs. Frank H.
Spencer and William H. Thielsen.
Assisting Mrs. ttobertson were tne
Misses Gertrude mid Margaret Gray
and Miss Mabel Robertson.
The only additional guests were Mrs.
H. ,T. Schulderman, Miss Mabel Robert
son and the Misses Gertrude and Mar
garet Gray.
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One of the merriest affairs of the
week was the informal party for which
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson were hosts
last night.
The guests, who were a group of
their married friends were all in fan
cy costumes and the evening was
rounded OUl with dancing and cards.
A Christmas tree and Sauta Clans also
added to the merriment of the festiv
ity. Pragrnnt evergreens, scarlet bells and
ivy, made an appropriate and effective
background for the merrymakers.
Assisting Mrs. Johnson were Mrs.
Frank (S. Mvers, Mrs. Rov Mills and
Mrs. Merlin Harding.
Those participating in the gaieties
were: Mr. and Mrs. George M. Post,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Myers, Mr. and
Mrs. tlrnnt Bunnell, Mr. and Mrs. James
T. Chiiinoek, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin
Harding, Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Webb,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mills, Mr. and Mxs.
Thomas Galloway, Mr. and Mrs. John
Cauehill, Dr. and Mrs. Armiu Steiner,
Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Ranch, Mr. and
Mrs. E. (. Sieeke, Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford Farmer.
Miss Alice Judd entertained the mem
bers of the Quinzc Jour club at a de
light! ul informal cvenin on Mouday.
The evening waa devoted to sewing
and chatter. Music also was enjoyed.
Golden yellow chrysanthemums and
airy tulle decked tne refreshment table
around which orange baskets marked
the place.
The guests included Miss Hazel Price
Miaa Jov Turner. Miss Gertrude Aiken.
Mias Florence Corev. Miss Ruth Kress,
Miaa Catherine McClelland, Miss Marie
Bennett, Miss Margaret Hodge and
Miss Mary Pigler.
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Mr. and Mrs. George F. Rodgers were
visitors in Portland today.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chauucey Bish
The attractive home of Dr. and Mr.
Fred H. Thompson was the scene of a
gav nartv Fridav night when the mem
bers of Willamette's present senior ,M, moruing to pas
class assembled for an evening of "" .
jollity and informal amusement. Rook I
nH fuinrrs served to pass the hours!
During the Christmas holiday! the,awsv pleasantly until a delicious re-1
ant
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i' n 1 cvriiiriL' nf ;ii?u l ... . .
ing supper party. taM of ,hf Salem high school. much appreciated bv thc guests. The I Mrs. Jean Miller Kahn. Ar. ine snm
Silver candelabras and vases of enro- The O. A. C. band will furnish the :.wn,niinn were in the reds and ereens !ai"1 '"'IT l oml"""
son carnations and greens adorned the music for the affair. j0f the season as well as sparkling with
tinsel garlands typical oi inrisunus
Mrs. John J. Roberts will return to- j festivities,
night from a few days visit in Portland. '
, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Albert have
,rs. narry n. imnger nas leiuiaeu i rotnraed from a few days, soiourn in
small supper tables around which cov
ers were placed for 12.
After supper the women dexoted the
evening to sewing and the meu played
progressive cheas.
Their guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
John J. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. George
Palmer Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
from a few davs visit in Portland.
Mrs. Robert McKeaa (Ilazelto Erix
on) who has been the guest of friends
U. Dick, Dr. and Mrs. William H. Lytic, in Salem left Thursday for a several
and Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Burg days sojourn in Olvmpia, Washington,
hardt, Jr., and the hosts. I before returning to Seattle.
I She will be joined by Mr. McKean
The members of the K. O. T. club who will accompany her home.
were enteitaintd informally on lues
day night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Hhand on south Commercial
street.
Five hundred was played and the
guests circled three tables of the game,
card honors falling to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bowersox.
The rooms were prettily decked with
clusters of Oregon grape and feathery
ferns. Mrs. A. L. Brown assisted Mrs.
Shand in the serving.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Fisher left
this afternoon for Eugene, where they
will pass the week end.
Preparations are being made for a
UiTge ball to- be given by the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution at thc
armory on February the twenty-second.
Although as yet the plans arc indefi
nite, thc affair will probably be one of
thc largest, and most notable functions
of the winter season.
A very enjoyable birthday surprise
party was given Tuesday evening by
a number of young people of Polk coun
tv in honor of Miss Jennie Best at her
home on North Winter street. f
The guests present were: Mrs. Mary
Wilson, -Mr. and Mrs. Marion Putnam-,
Mrs. J, R. Chapman, Mrs. Jack White,
Mrs. O. G. Savage, Mrs. B. P. Edwards,
Mrs, E. Best, Miss Xan Wilson, Miss
Bertha. Allen, Miss Nell Sykes, Miss
Myrtle Wilson Miss Mable Wilson,
Fred Wilson, Miss Rosa Grice, Amnion
Grice, Miss Esther Porter. Miss Mable
Porter, Jay Porter, Ora Cavitt, Gene
Southwick, Victor Lynch, Albert Bouf
fler, Sam Chapman, Freddie Benson,
Miss Helen Putnam, Miss Ilda Edwards,
George. Benson, James Best, Miss Jen
nie Best and Miss Rebecca Best.
A group of young pupils of Miss Lau
ra Grant participated in their first re
cital of the season on Saturday after
noon at her residence studio on Center
streeet.
The programme showed careful prep
Portland. They went early in thc week
and were accompanied by Mrs. John H.
Scott, who came home thc same night.
Mrs. R. B. Goodin will entertain the
matrons of the Happy Hour club at an
informal afternoon of bridge on Wed
nesday. Mrs. William 11 Daney returned last
night from a short visit in Portland.
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The Highland parent teachers MW
ciation held a meeting at the school
brilding on Wednesday evening.
Preceding a business session a short
programme was given. Miss Beulah
Mrs. Mack llofer went to Portland
ass the day.
At thc Presbyterian church tomoi
row nfternuon at 4 o'clock a delightful
musical programme will be given by
Miss Forbes, organist, assisted by the
posed of Miss Jessie .wilier.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Neal of L
Grande, Oregon, arrived in Salem yes
terday to pass the holidays visiting
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank S. Ward enter
tained with a pretty "500" party la-t
night. Guests were asked for five
tables of cards and the latter part of
the evening was passed with music
Mrs. Neal and the Misses Maycle Hun
ter and Frances Ward, contributed the
enjoyable numbers.
The rooms were gaily decorated ia
keeping with the season with huge
feathery chrysanthemums, Oregon grape
and mistletoe.
The card honors UN to Andrew John
son and Charles Pomeroy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward's guests ineludei
the members of the T. A. M. O. club
and a few additional guests who were,
Mr. and Mrs. George Schuncman, Mr.
tStJiUJt d Mrs. SrPoand Mr' a'nd
aration throughout and was unusually sruest for the week end, Mrs. John
delightful. .Paul Jones, who has recently moved to
the pro-
Mrs. XV. T. Neil of Portland, who has
been the. house guest of Mrs. C. J.
Green, was the honor guest ihursday
for a charming luncheon tor which Mrs. The numbers included
E. T. Bussclle, Mrs. T. C. Davis and gramme were:
Mrs. Frank J. Miller were hostesses Hungarian march Kowalfkl
at the home of the former on Center i Cecil Deacon
street. The Sweet Violet XV. Smallwood
Covers tor 10 were arranged about
a table prettily docked with crimson
Cooper save a reading. During the c
ening a new picture "The Ruins of the
Roman Foreum" which was recently
presented to the school by thc members
of the parent teachers association, was
contested for. These coutcsts are held
at each meeting of the association, and
the room having the most number of
parents present is awarded the honor
of thc picture until the next session of
the club.
Mrs. David Mook and small son, An
sen, of North Yakima, who have been
(visiting Mrs. Mook s sister, Mrs. Ixiu'-s
Sheldon tor a couple of months, will re
turn home the first of the week.
Mrs. John Tl. Scott has as her house
Portland to make her home.
and white carnations and greens.
After luncheon the guests enjoyed an
afternoon of music.
The guests were Mrs. Noill, Mrs. .
P. Ellta, Mrs. E.W. Moreland, Mrs. Bai
ley, Mrs. Hyland H. Cory, Mrs. LcRoy
Leedy and Mrs. C. J. Green
Last night Mr. and Mrs. Green were
hosts for an attractive dinner party in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Neill. The affair
was planned as a little attention to
the visitors on tne occasion of ineir
wedding anniversary.
Yellow chrysanthemums centered the
table at which were1 seated the honor
gicsts, Mr. and Mrs. Bussclle, Mr. and
Mrs. LeRoy Leedy and thc hosts.
During her visit in Salem Mrs. Neill
was the motif for a number of informal
affairs.
A delightful informal supper party
was given on Monday night, by Mr.
and Mrs. Carl B. Webb, who entertain
ed a group of married folk at their
home after the Monday night club
dance at the Masonic Temple.
Their guests, who were the members
of a card club, included, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank G. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. James
Clunnock, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Hard
ing, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Galloway,
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bonnell and Mr.
and Mrs. E. O. Siecke.
Miss Veda Cross has gone to Port
land for a few davs visit and is the
guest of Mrs Elmer Strayer. She was
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accompanied oy ner momer, nn
C. Cross, who returned last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. McNary were
hosts for a delightful affair on Monday
night when they entertained a group
of the married set with an informal
500 party.
Their guests were for the most part
members of the Nemo club.
Clusters of brilliant foliage adorned
the rooms where six tables were ar
ranged for the card games. The high
score honors fell to Mrs. L. F. Griffith
and Joseph Baumgartncr.
As additional guests, Mr. and Mrs.
McNary asked Mr. and MrB. Ruben P.
Hoise and Dr. and Mrs. Frank Snede
cor of Birmingham, Alabama.
Mrs. Edwin L. Baker will return to
morrow from a several days delightful
visit iu Portland, as the guest of Mrs. jtf
Ralph Wutson.
Mrs. William C. Knighton of Port
land is the house guest of her mother,
Mrs. E. E. Waters, and will be hero
over the week end.
Mrs. R. R. Neal of La Grande.
From thc spirit of cordiality at the
door to thc final "Good night, ladies"
in exit thc university junior jollynp
last night at the home of Miss Helen
Goltra was marked for its delightful
informality and delightful Christmas
spirit. The affair took the nature of a
reunion of the "Batty .family," all
members coming iu appropriate domes
tic costume.
Interspersed with the jovial repartee,
were songs by the Messrs. Gustav An
derson, Harry Bowers and Warren
Booth, a harmonic trio of junior ladn
who delighted thc merrymakers with
their music. Of course Santa Claus was
there and bountiful was his pack for all
members of thc Batty family. Later
amid the soft carols of Victrola records
and uneasiness over the near presence
of mistletoe, the guests were served"
daintv refreshments. The color scheme
of red and green streamers made the
rooms very attractive and aengnuui m
Thursday afternoon the members of
the ladies class of the First Christian
church were entertained at the home l
In. May Martini The ' hostesses for the affair were the true spirit of VTuletide festivities.
Urlin Page IMrs. Powers. Mrs. S. Glcason. Mrs. W. Coach and Mrs. K. h. Aiainews cnapei
Twilight Carl BohmiCooley, Mrs. W. Heaver. Mrs. D. B.
Simpson and Airs. L. M. t huds.
During the forepart of the afternoon
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Babbling Brook A. W. Judd ' following officers were elected for the j university sophomores last, evening
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1 nester JVurtZ ensuinc vear. Airs. T. H. UruuK. was re- me nome ui juji
Dreaming Lichner j elected president; Mrs. Hattie Mulkey,
Deryl Myers re-elected vice president; Mrs. II. C.
Singing Birds HilliEpley, secretary; Miss A. Olinc, treas-
Miss Marie Harold
The Book of Gold Freebbog
Miss Pauline Knowland
oned thc party.
Very festive and joyous was the for
mal semester party of the Willamette
Cottage street. Although the activi
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EDITORIAL
IN the island of Santo
Domingo there is a. re
markable salt mountain
a mass of crystalline salt,
nearly four miles long, es
timated to contain nearly
00,000,000- tons. And the
crystallized salt is now
said to be so clear that
medium sized print can be
read through a block a
foot thick.
Thc efforts of this store
to please the public have
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that tell of earnestness of
purpose, energy of effort
and tireless endeavor. It
has taken six years to
bring us even as far along
as we are and the crys
tallizing process is still
going steadily on. Next
year we hope that we
shall have added more
thickness and "body" to
the crystallized results so
that the public can read
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The home of Miss Tereoa Finney on
B45 North Winter street was the scene
of a jollv party recently when a group
of her friends gathered to celebrate
the anniversary ot her birtnoay.
The evening was spent playing games
and at a late hour the party closed with
refreshments.
Those present were: .diss Edith Fra-
zier, Miss ncien rsroomns, miss Aima
Wheltz, Mass Pauline Remington, tne
Misses Hazel and Gertrude Tucker,
Miss Frances Schotthofer, Miss Lenora
Pinnev, Miss Florence Frazier. and
Douglas Walker, Clifford Dane, James
Gardner, Thomas McGilchrist, Glen
Pierce, David Steinback, Joseph Fliegel,
Walter Ransom, Edward Clark and Clif
ford Swart.
An event of interest is the jitney
Virgil Starr
Southern Medley R. H. Situl
Miss Elva Tmsler
Idle Moments R. Lichner
Robert Bishop
Spring Zephrys Grcenwald
DsnilU Schaupp
Hope Breman
Paul Lee
(al Fate Rustique Frederic Mullen
(b) Leone and Paason J. Massina
Miss Eileen Johnson
More than 150 young folks of ihe
Junior Artisans, made merry last night
at the attractive Christmas party given
bv Mrs. C. O. Matlock, superintendent,
at Hurst hall.
Bed and green, streamers, huge crim-
lance to be given by the Cherrians on ,iV( ai tiuf season, were effectively!138 M"na '"
Tuesday night at the armory. ;uaed about the hall
urer. After the business meeting a de
lightful programme was given.
Dainty refreshments dosed thc after-jf
noon.
Those present were Mesdames F. E.
Wolf, J. C. Campbell, William Busick,!T
Le Laniieia, l. u. knowland, u. i.
Baker, J. C. Morrison, L. M. Childs,
Philip Hartley, F. T. Porter, F. C.
Ri"s, A. E. King. D. D. Olmsted, John
Riggs. C. G. Nichols, J. O. Curtiss, J.
P. Austin, D. B. Simpson, E. XV. Pow
ers, W. Coolcy, William Maey, A. F.
Powers, H. O. Eplev, C. II. Brunk, John
0. Todd, M. C. Peter. W. M. Siegmund,
C. C. Wetzel, F. D. Doremus, J. M. Don
aldson, ('. T. White, Hattie Mulkey,!
t The Frame Shop and
Giftery
t 415 Court St.
During the early'part of the evening! n ar,istic ?nd appropriate
Mrs. Thomas C. Smith 's, Jr., mother,
Mrs. M. A. Goff, returned Friday fro
Portland, where she has been passing
several months with her other daughter,
Mrs. T. Howard Drake.
Miss Mildred Brunk, Miss X Aline and; f brothers. We have Elk, Masonic.
Shrtner, Knights of Pythias,
Knights of Columbus and Odd
I Fellow cards. All sorts of gifts
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son's gavest and most delightful af- a programme was given including se-' of jmn r"ettas Christ-. t
fairs and" are always eagerly anticipate n from the Artisan band? in-1 ms an greens, 16 members of i I
ed by devotees.
One of the best orchestras in t ho city
h been engaged and the committee
is arranging to have the armory deco
rated suggestive of the holiday season.
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Brandhorse: recitation, Ruth Cook: pi-; delightful intormal Kensington for.t
ano solo. Elbert Loohelle; vocal solo, ! ;hll'h,Mrs- was hostess on I
Marie Cook; and reading, Ivan G. Mar-iTbudy afternoon.
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After thc programme the voung Premly decorated Christmas tree trom
guests were made happv by the ap-j" guests received gilts,
pearnnee of Santo Claus, "who showered I nunature Christmas tree adorned
them with pretty gifts. ! J refreshment table and Mrs. Lee tn-
Dancing and all manner of Christmas J assisted Mrs. Shields in thc serv
diversioas rounded out the evening, j ,nK- M,s ,J'atty of Amity was
ia guest of thc afternoon.
Moore Bldg.
ANNOUNCES
Have you seen the lodge cards
with Christmas greetings? Just
the thing to send your lodge
and cards at
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