Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-26

ed place cards, SALIVA, dahlias and au-
tumn leaves. Guests for this delight
ful affair were Miss Beatrice Shelton,
Miss Annie Yantis, Miss Ruth Staley,
Miss Lola DeLong, Miss Franc New
man, Miss Constance Cartwright, Miss
Beryl Holt, Miss Helen Farrar, Miss
Margaret Poisal, Miss Bernice Clark,
Miss Leila Slater, Miss Gertrude East.
Mrs. Wilson McNary was honor
guest Saturday afternoon when Mrs,
Harry p, Clay asked friends to make
up four tables of five hundred, and
guests to come in later for tea.
Mrs Thomas A. Livesley was for
tunate winner of the exquisite prize
given for high score. Mrs. Clifford
Brown and Miss Aline Thompson as
sisted the hostess with serving her
lovely luncheon.
Mr., and Mrs. Frederic Thielsen en-
tertained with merry after-theatre
party Saturday night, in their home
at 4S5 South Commercial street. In
vitatlons included their box party
guests and were extended to Mr.. and
Mrs. John ]. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs
Chauncey Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff.
ford Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Asahel Bush
Jr., and Miss Aline Thompson.
Pink and white cosmos in grea
clusters filled jars and vases, adding
beauty to the rooms.
Mrs John H. Albert, Mrs. Harr.
P. Minto and Miss Beatty will b,
hostesses for an "At Home" Friday
November the first, from four unit
six o'clock, $40 Winter street.
Mrs. Thomas B. Kay and Mrs
Charles H. Robertson are entertain
ing with five hundred, Friday after
noon, November eighth, at Mrs. Rob
ertson's home, PIT North Capita
street.
Invitations have been issued b
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harrison Hewitt
Of Albany for the marriage of thei
daughter, Florence Maude Laughed
to Reverend Henry Howard Marsder
on Wednesday evening, Novembe
sixth, in st. Peters church. Follow
ing the ceremony, there will be a re
ception at the family home, $40 Fer
ry street
The new home will be in Brook
Vile, Maryland, where Reverend
Marsden Is rector of an Episcopa
church.
"All work and no play makes Jacl
a dull boy" There are no dull boy
ar girls in Willamette University, TO
each coterie has its own particula
social affairs, literary and musica
entertainments, all of which are
part of every students life.
Saturday afternoon the Adelante
complimented the. new girls with
merry affair, in the society halls
all bedecked with brilliant autumn
tints. Music and games filled tn
hours. The buffet luncheon wa
served from a pretty table, vine
trimmed and garnished with frui
Shaded candles gave the touch c
delicacy.
Guests Of the hour were Mis-
Hortense Pennington, Mrs. Fletche
Homan, Mrs. Gaylord Patterson, Mr.
e. H. Todd, Mrs. r. B. Walsh an
Mrs. Cooley
City superintendent T. j. Kunt
and Mr.. Earl Fitzpatrick, principal
the high school, planned a receptio
for Friday evening CT last week, ask
ing the board Of education, with thei
families, and the teachers OF tn
schools, as guests.
Music for the evening was ful
nished by Miss Magdalene Kunt
who is a pianist Of marked abilit,
the Cecilian quartet. newly organize
| With Mrs. Halle Parrish Hinge
Mrs. W. P. Babcock, Mrs. Grae
Wheelock and Miss Ermine Bushnell
J as singers, Miss Beatrice Shelton.
, accompanist, and the new hig
school orchestra, which Mrs. Whee
/ ock organized this year, and is d
recting with excellent results. TT
very pleasant evening was brougl
} to a close with delightful lunchec
served by the girls Of the domest
= science department
The following letter, copied We
1 batim, from one sent by Miss Lu
4 Conover to a Salem friend, will
= most interesting and exceedingly el