Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-22
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laby," and Rosemond Johnson,s on
LII Pickaninny's Gone to Sleep" 70
spending with j. b. Howard's comi
song What's the Use?" Miss Eleano
COLONY accompanied Miss BolIinge,
Assisting the hostesses were Mrs
Frank Durbin, Mrs. H. b. Bollinrer
MISS Eleanor Colony and Miss Flor
ence Metcalf. O'
On Thursday Mrs. Isaac Homer Va,
wlnkle, Mrs. John Henry Alderman
Mrs. Edmond S. Carleton. and Mrs
Roy Burton were hostesses with a,
afternoon Of cards. Twelve fables y .
rive hundred were played, card hon
ors falling to Mrs. Milton Meyers anr
Mrs Carey Martin. Yellow and whit,
were predominating colors appearln,
throughout the rooms and again in re-
Ireshments. Clusters of marguerite,
with their big yellow centers wer,
laylshly used as also were the basket,
filled with the same lovely flowers
Beautifully painted score cards the
work of Miss Margaret Gill, were EN-.
6elllshed with marguerites Mrs. f
-. Smith, Mrs. ]. H. Lauderman. Mrs
II. %. Bollinger, and Mrs. James Rob.
inett assisted.
lnclement weather deferred no one
from enjoying this very attractive af.
talr, the second Of a series given Inv
the same hostesses.
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Miss Sophia Catlin asked a few
friends for tea last Tuesday afternoon
In compliment to Miss Pearl McGrath
and entertained again, on Thursday
evening very informally with four
tables Of five hundred.
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Miss Florence Hofer entertaining
asked the Wafer club for last We'd
nesday evening having planned a
porch party in their honor Disagree
BILE condition of the weather inter-
fered with the hostess arrangements.
and the crowd made merry with mu-
sic and games in the delightful liv-
ing room with It's genial warmth
from great fireplace. Club mem
bers enjoying the affair were. Mil
dred Brock, Marion Gould, Barbara
Steiner, Nannelle Bloom, Mary
Schultz Ora Constable, Katherine
Fowle, Bertha Clark Bert Ford, Ho-
mer Egan, Harold Eakin, Donald
Byrd, Allen Bynon, Lloyd Holdiman,
Floyd Bates and Burton Jones'
Mrs S. G. Sargent left Salem last
Thursday for a two months trip in
Alaska, Miss Rogers accompanied
her.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie D. Howell have
returned home Mrs. Howell visited
her parents in Tacoma and friends in
British Columbia, while Mr.. Howell
was with his people in Lewiston Illi-
nois, and visiting his Alma Mater,
University of Illinois.
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Miss Alice Bingham Is entertaining
Miss Edith King from Portland, who
arrived last Monday and will remain
for week or ten days. The girls are
school mates at Miss Heads In Berke-
ley, California.
Colonel and Mrs. j. NJ, Poorman, OF
attended the military ball
last Tuesday night.
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Mr.. Alexander Hull will leave next
Friday for Berkeley, California, for a
two months vacation.
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Mr.. and Mrs A. Klein, Of 11lS Oak
street, left Salem last week Thursday
for Portland leaving on the follow
ing day for an European trip which
will consume five months Of travel.
In New York City they will be Joined
by Mr. and Mrs. F, c. Craft, who are
across the country, and ex-
pect to sail with them late in June.
Landing in ireland, they will tour
The British Isles, and from there
make the continental trip, starting in
Sweden and journeying to Spain.
Mr. and Mrs. ], b. Craig with Mr.
md Mrs. A. /, Eoff were in Portland
ast week Friday and Saturday for
he Rose festival.
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Major and Mrs. Scott, Of Vancouver
we're in Salem last Tuesday for the
dedication of Company NJ, Oregon
Guards armory and military ball in
he evening.
Miss Pearl McGrath, Of Seattle, Is
Miss Sophia Catlin's house guest MISS
Iatlin visited Miss McGrath recently
'or several weeks and was accom-
panied by her as far as Portland
when she returned home. After visit
ing friends In that city MISS NC
Irath will pass some time In Salem
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Adiutant-General and Mrs. Finer
If Portland, accompanied by their
niece, Miss Cummings, were Salem
quests for the National Guards festY-
ties last Tuesday
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Mrs. John ]. Roberts left Salem lGst
Saturday with her two little daugh-
ers, Helen and Mildred, to pass the
summer with her parents In OXFORD
Nova Scotia. and her brother In Mon
real.
Captaln Phillip Livesley, Of Wood