Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-08
.OCIAL.
EVENTS
Rahcnck Entartains.

'sAInl season of the Capital City
.....ata bv Mrs. w. p. Babcock,
sained over 100 ladies at two
arranged card parties,
nd Friday afternoons of this
er pleasant home on South
Ial street.
,sths we're beautifully decorat.
and red were the prevailing
h. t.,i, in all the rooms they were
lsa 8at very artistically. In the
aa back parlors red hearts,
81 82 baby ribbon, were looped
i. tba chandeliers to the four cor.
ana over the windows and doors
nsf nsed very effectively. Mass.
~ hfipbt red autumn leaves were
n profusion, while rare house
ia b Rreat variety, beautiful ferns,
5pias and hanging plants, of which
nateock has the largest collection
'tt eity, were arranged in every
.l4bl4 space. The sitting room and
rom were also very pretty,
tie beautiful plants and autumn
Were used in still greater pro-
on In the dressing room and den
m1 leaves were arranged in de-
On the walls, while beautiful
|kink FERNS, contrasting with the red,
q lovely scene.
he quests were entertained at
earis. and the hostess was assisted
reeeiving by Mrs. Homer Smith,
r. 3. Houston, Mrs. A. T. Vain,
Frank NJ. Brown, Mrs. Ida NJ.
eock, Miss Mayme Babcoek and
Calista Moore.
the game, the first prizes, which
pretty pieces of statuary, were Sc.
2 by Mrs. Oswald West and Miss
ertson. The second prizes were red
shaped boxes of choice bon-bons,
we're captured by Mrs. Frank
1A and Mrs. L. H. Mcmahon.
1lnk the progress of the games,
candies, nuts and punch was
sd and at the close the tables were
hI' with tea cloths, and some tooth.
fafreshments were enjoyed.
anH handsome and elaborate toilets
forn, and the whole was a most
0s'4g assemblage, long to be re,
6&ied by the ladies as one of the
bfilliant social events in the city.
invited guests were: Mrs. d. j.
Mrs. f. A. Virgins, Mrs. Cal
s Mrs. Huelat, Mrs. Geo. H. Bur
Mrs. f. A. Power, Mrs. Bristol
Aer, Mrs. Sherman Thompson, Mrs.
0'Q West, Mrs. John Hughes, Mrs.
Hughes, Mrs. j. j. Murphy, Mrs.
Hendricks, Mrs. Alice Dodd, Mrs,
Dttenheimer, Mrs. d. +. Wagner,
+. Smith, Mrs. Harry Albert,
~ c. Tillson, Mrs, Chas. Free.
Mrs. w. G.. Westacott, Mrs. Chas.
Mrs. E. r. Parkhurst, Mrs.
.f Smith, Mrs. George Irwin, Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. n NJ. Brown, Mrs. R.
mer, Mrs Henry Fawk, Mrs.
of Portland; Mrs. R. B. Hous-
Is. c. N Gray, Mrs. Edward
Mrs. Thos. Holverson, Mrs.
ans, Nrs. Paul Sroat, Mrs. II. B.
FRS, RI. A. LiveslX Mrs. F. X.
Afs. F. A. Moore, Mrs. j. A.
1Fsbn, Mrs. y. J. Riggs, Mrs. c.
prison, Mrs. c. B. Shelton. Mrs.
II Smith, Mrs. T. c. Smith, Mrs.
Mrs. T. c. Smith, Jr., Mrs.
r|an, Mrs. Often, Mrs. John Albert.
Jos Albert, Mrs. Jos. Baum.
Mrs. Geo. Brown, Mrs. Max
Mrs. A. +. Hofer, Jr., Mrs. j. A.
Mrs, f. NJ. Croisan, Mrs. j. NJ.
Mrs. j. H. Scott, Mrs. w. n.
Mrs. T. T. Geer, Mrs. Z. Cooke
Mrs. Perry Raymond, Mrs. J.
as, Mrs. II. b. Holland, Mrs.
Mrs. Darby, Mrs. Monroe, Mrs.
Rineman, Mrs. Amos Strong,
NJ. MeMahon, Mrs. A. A. San
Mrs. A. 7. VAIN, Mrs. /. w. Ber-
RS, Etta-Squier Seley, Mrs. w.
b Smith, Mrs. Halle Parrish
Mrs. j. G.. Goodale, Jr., Mrs.
loch, Mrs. +. T. Moores, Mrs. j.
ckton, Mrs. Culbertson, Mrs. II.
pyeF, Mrs. ID. c. Mimic, Mrs. Jas.
Mrs. c. II. Scriber, Mrs. A. NJ.
ord, Mrs. Ida NJ. Babcock, Mrs.
Morrison, Mrs. w. p. Lord, Mrs.
Dyer, Mrs. O. p. Hoff, Mrs. John
Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. c. l.. Davis,
hittie Harbord, Calbreath, Ev-
albreath, Margaret Cosper, Till.
Margaret Parkhurst, Blanche
Marie Fawk, Eileen Fawk,
Gertrude and Leona Hirseh,
Moore, Richardson, Lizzie Ne
Dot Berry, Mae Boise, Nan wag-