Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-27

oectiug guests from out Oh town lor
sS eo'iTS pose Tea" which will be a nota-
M tMIe ovent in June. The plans made
olS ilS,cote II will be one of the most at.
!uoctive !nol affairs of the year
uororing the faculty and students
, t tSe iberal Arts College, President
Vi "a -" Mrs Fletcher Homan, Dean and
i snu r. Patterson are entertaining
Mis' st,s evening with reception at the
nn..orson tno home on Union street. The
DSonov fa.SI students will be received
sOau''ib sSor, eight to nine, those from the
noiieqe nine until ten and the seniors
Tho USo are guests for the entire even
,O~ %nO will be invited to the dining
i~S, room AT ten o'clock for a banquet.
Tho last meeting for the season of
49, I've hundred club was entertained
,1ordav I evening by Governor and Mrs.
nS"ioiJ nUn West Seven tables were
oS"e CIoyad Mrs. Charles McNary and
Mr Ir' George Rose winning high score
prizes.
7, commitment to Mrs. r. c. Bishop,
net Wednesday being her birthday,
Mss IT Aline Thompson entertained in
formally with an afternoon of bridge.
Coloring of yellow and green was
carried but in living room and hall
with Scotch broom, while red geran-
inns added a note to the dining
room.
When the games were finished
Miss Veda Cross was awarded high
scire prize. At the dining room table,
made beautiful with red flowers and
lighted candles of the same hue, the
guests we're placed for refreshments,
Kris. Frederick Thielsen assisting the
hostess. Miss Thompson's list of in
vitations included: Mrs. Gabrielson,
Mrs. Ada Strong, Mrs. Lenta Westa-
cott. Mrs. Anna Westacott, Miss R. c.
Blshop, Mrs. William Ball, Mrs. T. c.
Smith, Mrs. William Burghardt, Mrs.
Mex. Hofer Mrs Clifford Brown.
Mrs. j. j. Roberts, Mrs Frederick
Thelsen, Mrs. Charles Ford, Mrs.
Robert Benham, Mrs. Clarence Keen,
Of Silverton, Mrs. Sinclair Shaw, the
Misses Fielda McClain, of Silverton,
Veda Cross, Margaret Boot, Elizabeth
Lord, and Ruth Wallace.
Mrs. A. N. Bush and Mrs. Rollin X.
Page entertained very informally with
four o'clock tea last Tuesday, ask
Ing about thirty friends; compliment
ing Mrs Claud Catch and her daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Mark Skiff returned to Salem
Thursday evening from a visit with
Mrs Simpson whose house guest she
has been for the week. Last Wednes-
day afternoon Mrs. Skiff attended the
very delightful five hundred party
given in the Portland Heights club
house by Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. McKin-
ley Mitchell and Mrs. Palmer. A
prOfusiOn of Scotch broom, beautiful
palms and orchestra music added
charm to the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Livesley with
Mrs B. O. Schucking motored to
Portland last Tuesday where they
met Miss Rand, Mrs. Livesleys cou-
sin, who has been attending Mills
seminary in California and who will
be her guest in Salem for the sum-
mer. The party returned home We'd
nesday evening, finding the roads pas
sable only.
Robin Nelson, of Albany, who is
extremely popular in this city among
varsity folk has been passing consid-
ela0e time here recently as the guest
Oh dudley Clarke Mr. Nelson is a
graduate of the University of Oregon
ana is member Of the Kappa Sigma
maternity. Largely owing to bust
aesS nave his trips to Portland the
ASI week or two been made, and he
expects soon to purchase and run a
nrge dairy farm near Castle Rock.
fEOOably his ranch home will be the
svene s OF many happy gatherings of
yOu9g persons at week ends. Port
land Journal.
MT, Nelson has attended the AS
sSloly parties and a number of house
Venls IN Salem and is very popular
WIN the younger society crowd.
MIS- Henry Meyers is entertaining
. ner home this afternoon, compli-
lsntng Mrs Claud Catch and her
laughter
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Raymonds
TVsasnter Mrs M. L. Spangler, (Myra
Ssy@ond) with her two children will
''nelr house guests for two months
,,1 Maen the college of oratory pre-
s,Do' us program it is greeted with
npaVlIy house Many people who
svas, Sue unable to stand during the
sslI sssning last Tuesday, returned to
trso., tst homes disappointed. An at
given. 10 "li was eAceiien'i'
,oS SOuln Day with his fish story well
tD Sn was very funny and there was
TSany every minute when Miss Ethel
,sSa ,SVllss, as with perfect Irish brogue
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