Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-14

across was most enjoyable. Before
iourneying to Berlin short visit for
sight seeing was made in Bremen.
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Doctor and Mrs. F. H. Thompson
entertained very informally with a
luncheon last Wednesday evening.
Vine maple in brilliant autumn tints,
artistically decorated the dining
room. The guests were Mr., and Mrs.
Roy Shields, Miss Aetna Emmel,
Miss Esther Emmel and Doctor B. F.
Pound.
The members Of the Salem Wo-
mans Club with their invited guests,
met at Hotel Marion this noon for
breakfast, followed by an interesting
program.
Mr. A. G. Magers' sister-in-law,
Mrs. F. NJ. Mayors, who is caring for
his little daughters, asked Helen's
playmates to help celebrate her
fourth birthday last Tuesday after
noon. All came promptly at the
hour, dressed in their best and car
rying gifts for their little hostess.
| The rooms were brightly decorated
with early autumn leaves and the
table at which they were seated for
feast, was lighted with candles and
wreathed with flowers. Each little
guests place was marked with a tiny
candle stick, given as souvenier OF
the party. Games and soap bubbles
we're amusements. Helens guests
were Margaret Lewis, Eloise Wright,
Louise Shafer, Madeline Brown,
Mary Mayors and Johnnie Mailman.
These little children have been close
playmates of Helens, during her
short life.
The members of the committee in
charge of arrangements for the Char
ity Ball to be given in Hotel Marion
on the twentieth of this month, have
every reason to feel encouraged, fol-
the outlook promises to make this af-
fair even more delightful than the
first ball, two years ago in the Audi
torium rink
The management has given assur'
ance of the entire hotel being at dis
, posal of the guests on next Frida!
evening. There will be arrangement
, for card tables and lounging in th'
lobbies. The orchestra has promised
, to give a short concert before tn
, dancing and during the evening Mrs
Carlton Smith will sing. There is n,
place in this city so elegantly adapt
2 ed for all around entertaining, an
Mr.. and Mrs. Savage understand tn
most courteous manner of maxim
the guests in the hotel most comfor
q tably welcome. The patronesses sc
!. lected for this occasion are Mrs. z
+ F. Moody, Mrs John Carson, Mrs. 4
N. Bush Mrs. T. B. Kay, Mrs. /
q Breyman, Mrs. A. N Gilbert, Mr.!
John Albert and Mrs. William Brown
= Governor and Mrs. Oswald Yves
will lead the march which Is to forl
q promptly at eight-thirty o'clock. Sal
of tickets is already beyond the el
O pectation of the Ladies Relief Socit
ty.
4 In honor of her twelfth birthda,
n Lucille Maplethorpe invited compaI
r ions last Tuesday for an evening
4 games and music. Autumn leave
! and purple asters were used in Il
; rooms and the long table where r
: freshments were served, was trimmt
with pansies. The guests for Il
party were Marge Bailey, Mildrt
, Doud, Grace Keeton, Bessie Poo
\ Wanda Pool, Archie Bailey, Haro
. Deacon, Harry Frazier, Cecil Shaft
Al Earl Shafer and Osborn Maplethorp
ID Leaving next Tuesday afternoC
for Portland, Miss Eleanor Colon
Miss Olive Metcalf, Miss Genevie
= = Potter, Miss Bertha Duncan and Mi
70 Elma Weller will attend the weddil