Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-02

other things appropriate. Although
the party vas a formal, ~full-dress
affair, the crowd was a merry one
and the delightful hours will never
pass out Of memory. All Of the elab-
crate arrangements and decorating
were completed by the young women
OF the club, and to Mrs. Ludden's ar
tistic skill in silhouetting was due
the creation of a wonderful assort-
ment of perfect figures. About forty
couples enjoyed the dance program
and a number Of guests besides were
asked for the evening.
Among out-of-town guests invited
were: Mrs. H. b. Savage, of Honolulu;
Miss Annetta Lime, Seattle; Miss
Evelene Calbreath, Portland; Miss
Helen Krausse, Portland; Miss Louise
Weider, Albany; Miss Ruth Church,
Portland; Miss Mildred Bagley, Eu-
gene; Miss Rath and Miss Genevieve
Church, Portland; Miss Greta Looney,
Jefferson; Miss Ida Jones and Miss
Gertrude Jones, Brooks; Miss Helen
Calbreath, Portland; Mr.. Robert Kel-
log, Eugene; Mr.. Edward Moore, Tur-
ner; MI. Edwin Fortmiller, Albany;
Mr.. Glen Sigle, Portland, and Mr..
Chester Moores, Mr., William Mott,
Newport.
Mrs. John ], Roberts was hostess
Tuesday with a charming afternoon.
tea for her mother, Mrs. w. R. Slade,
who Is remaining in Salem for the
winter months.
The rooms, with graceful adorn-
ment Of white and yellow chrysan-
themums, were filled with callers
from the hours Of four to six o'clock,
many assembling in the beautiful den
and billiard room below stairs, where
bright red dahlias lent charm to the
surroundings.
Mrs. Thomas G. Smith, Jr., greeted
the guests in the hall; Mrs. Roberts
and Mrs. Slade received in the adj
room. Unbonnetted ladies'
assisting were Mrs. ]. D. Sutherland
and Miss Margaret Casper. Serving
tea were Mrs. Thomas A. Livesby,
Mrs. William H. Burghardt, Jr., Mrs.
F. d. Smith, Mrs. Chauncey Bishop,
Mrs. Frederic Thielsen, Mrs. Harry
Clay and Miss Aline Thompson.
Mrs. p. 70. Waters, Mrs. William
G.. Knighton, Mrs. Frederick Stewart,
Dnd Mrs. Augustus Strang were the
Salem guests invited by Mrs. So
Dhronia Jessup and Mrs. Charles Gray,
FOR the Lambda Rhe sorority Hallow-
cen party given in Eugene last even
Ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Knighton
entertained Thursday evening with a
dinner, asking Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ashahel Bush, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clay.
Miss Margaret Poisal entertained
Tuesday with a merry chafing-dish
supper and an evening of rollicking
halloween games, as a %pre-nuptial
compliment to Miss Lucille Staley.
Gally tinted leaves, Jack-'o-lanterns
and divers phantom objects were
used to decorate the rooms and in
honor All Saints Day.
Besides the bride-elect and her
Mr.. Hershall Powers, Miss
Poisal's supper guests we're: Miss
Annie Yantls, Mr. Edwin Powers, MI.
Roderick Miles, and Mr.. Ray Pom
,roy.
Fair weather and the pleasure Of
,eing entertained in Mrs. George G.
3ingham's beautiful home, called out
large assemblage of members and
riends Of the Woman's Auxiliary Of
u. Paul's parish, Wednesday after
loon. There was a bit Of Halloween
decoration and the rooms we're fur
her adorned with eglantine and
asters.
At the tea table, centered with a
of marigolds, were Mrs. Squire
Tarrar and Mrs. Russell Catlin, who
poured, and Miss Catlin served, as
by Miss Lime, her house guest,
rom Seattle, who also presided over
great bowl of homemade sweet
.ider. Miss Leila Slater gave most
beautifully a number of piano selec-
ions. Between forty and fifty guests
a delightful afternoon.
ssa
Florence Elgin will long remember
he merry little party given October
wenty-sixth, in celebration Of her
birthday, when her mother, Mrs.
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