Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-23

Very delightful was Mrs Goulet
tea last Wednesday, when she enter
tained for Salem friends at her hon
IN Chemeketa. The day, a beautifl
touch of spring, brought out larg
number of callers, which quite file
coach on the two-o'clock Electri,
The pretty home was most artisticall
frightened with Oregon grape, daffo
dis and jonquils.
Mrs. Frank Meyers served and Mr.
Hugh williamson poured at the dain
INV appointed table, while Mrs. Rob
ert Norwood, Mrs f. A. Norwood anC
Miss Margaret Eagen assisted Mrs
Goulet The guests returned to Salem
on the four-o'clock train.
Mrs Goulet's invitational list in
cluded, Mrs. Edwin Baker, Mrs. w
H, Dancy, Mrs. Ralph Watson, Miss
Lena Hutton, Mrs. L. F. Griffith, Mrs
r. E. Lee Steiner, Mrs. G. H. Robert.
son. Mrs. S. G. Sargent, Mrs. David
Eyre, Mrs. T. c. Smith, Mrs. F. e
Smith, Mrs. B. 0. Schucking, Mrs
Frank Brown, Mrs Clifford Brown
Mrs. r. R. Benham, Mrs. Chauncey
Bishop Mrs. Frederic Thielsen, Mrs
]. L. Stockton, Mrs. G. L. Rose, Mrs
George Rogers, Mrs Charles McNary
Mrs. Thomas Livesley, Mrs. ]. H. VIII
son, Mrs. William Burghardt, Jr.. Mrs.
George Brown, Mrs. Harry Clay, Mrs.
Roy Burton, Mrs, David Yantis, Mrs.
Thomas Kay, Mrs. Frank Durbin, Mrs.
Carey Martin, Mrs. o. o. McClellen.
Mrs. ]. McCorkle, Mrs. e. Cooper, Mrs.
Tillinghast, Mrs. Max o. Buren, Mrs.
Curtis Cross, Mrs. Culbertson, Mrs.
Romeo Goulet, Mrs. f. X. Lowell, Mrs.
Z. Hartley, Mrs Downing, Mrs. A. e..
Proctor Of Woodburn, and Miss Zoe
Stockton.
Mrs. f. E.Waters gave a charmingly
informal afternoon of five hundred on
Wednesday to meet Mrs. ]. d. McCully
of Hood River, who is the sister and
house guest of Mr.. H. D. Patton and
Mr. f, G. Patton. Spring blossoms
frightened the rooms, where five ia
bles were arranged for the games.
Friends coming in later to greet Mrs.
McCully and to enjoy luncheon. Card
honors gave Mrs. l.. d. Howell dainty
piece of Venetian ware. Assisting the
hostess were Mrs. E. Cooke Patton,
Mrs. William c. Knighton Mrs. Fred.
eric Waters and Mrs. George Waters.
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Mrs. Laura Baldwin Doollttle sent
out invitations for the opening of her
down town studios of interior decorat-
ing and house fitting, Friday and Sat
urday Of last week. The opening con-
tinued Monday by public invitation.
On Friday Mrs. Walker and Mrs Elder
poured tea. They were assisted by
Mrs. Edward T. Root and Mrs. Nc
Cormack. Saturday Mrs. Fear, Mrs.
Fulton and Mrs. Stack presided at the
table.
The lower floor has one room fur
nshed as dining room, with red
Colonial mahogany, Oriental rugs and
blue velvet hanglngs. Yellow daffo- |
dis and tulips were used here where
tea was served, The balcony has one
room as library in mahogany, and |
on this floor were shown fabrics and |
wall hangings, which consisted of
grays and violet tans, new wall papers
and fabrics with blue black back |
grounds. The flower decorations were
pale pink and white.
Mrs. Doolittle has many friends in |
Salem who are rejoicing over her re
nnrkable success rs an interior dec.
orator Although her business was
established less than a year ago, its
rapid growth has been very noticeable
Following is the invitation sent to Sa-
lem friends.
Mrs. Laura Baldwin Doolittle
invites you to attend the opening OF
her Downtown Studio
March the Fifteenth and Sixteenth
On Friday Mrs A. D. Walker and Mrs
j. c. Elder will pour tea.
On Saturday Mrs w. II Fear, Mrs. c. |
w, Fulton and Mrs. ]. d. Stack.
Afternoon
From three to five O'CLOCK.
Evening
From eight to ten o'clock.
All Alder Street.
Returning visitors from the south,
who went to San Francisco on the
Oregon First are bringing enthusi-
astic tales of the wonderful hospitality
and entertainment afforded by the peo-
pie OF the Bay City. One of the events
which seems to claim paramount at
tehtion is the luncheon given for the
women of the "Oregon First Friday
at the Fairmount, by the Woman's
Board of the Panama Exposition which
VIII have charge Of all OF the enter
tanning during the fair. This was their
llrst event and the women in charge
OF the luncheon arrangements were
Mrs Frederick G. Sanborn, Mrs. Reu
Den B. Hale, Mrs. p. G. Hale and Miss
Laura McKinstry. Before the lunch
con reception was held in the large
Oall room, where Mrs. Oswald West
was in receiving line with those in
charge. Mrs. West was handsomely
go%ned in black and white silk, with
yoke covered with black lace. She
wore a white hat trimmed with black
Velyet and small pink roses.
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To celebrate their twin birthdays,
MISS Birdeen and Miss Anna Yantls
telephoned invitations for cards on the
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