Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-14

-, a contest between the Fran ...o,,
Ca,,ta, c,y o. Artisans in Portland and JI,' tno
Caplta' Assembly Of this city Ta.,,taS t,,s
IN salem securing the greatest 'r',,a nnn
D'F OF members, which fact calIoS ~ 60.
NJ, banquet and general good time
wore than one hundred member
IN ,ae Salem lodge went to Portland ",
thursday and We're royalty entor,o,n'as ,,,,,,,
Oy the Artisans Of that city. A nro.
gram was given after the bonoro,
DFiliS and lodge work were presented d
by the Artisans Of Salem.
MRS. Geo. Waters gave the second of
nei series OF parties, five hundred of
ternoon on Friday of last week with
'ne game played at six tables, and the
rooms dalndly adorned with ferns and
p'"N carnations, High scores gave
la'ors to Mrs, Ernst Hofer and Miss
sophie Catlin. Mrs. E. b. Waters
MRS William c, Knighton, and Mrs.
D. A. Wilson assisted the hostess.
Nine tables Of five hundred was the
hospitality afforded by Mrs. Thomas
Ryan Thursday afternoon. Fayors
We're awarded to Mrs, B. 0, Schuckipg.
MIS- Carlton Smith and Mrs. Milton
Meyers Roses and festoons Of smilay
were graceful decorations; and the af-
lalr was one of the charming events
of the season.
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A jolly affair of last week was Miss
Nanelle Blooms kimono party Satur.
DAY evening, when she asked the Beta
Beta girls for an indoor track meet.
Two teams with Miss Helen Deck.
bach and Miss Marion Gould as cap
tains We'd with each other for ath-
letic honors, which were finally won
by the girls under Miss Deckebach's
training.
Delightful refreshments rounded out
the merry evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. D, w. Eyre entertained
with charming dinner Monday even
| ing, celebrating Mr.. Eyres birthday.
| A motif in red was carried out with
brilliant poinscttes in the dining room,
a cluster Of the gorgeous flowers cen-
tering the table Ten places were
marked with poinsettes, hand painted
on dinner cards,
Mrs. Mark sldff was hostess on
Thursday afternoon of last week when
thirty members of the Baptist Wo-
mans club gathered for sewing and
a pleasant social hour, with light re-
freshments following.
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In place Of bestowing high score
prize upon one member of his univ
versity football team, Doctor Sweet
land banqueted all of the men Satur-
day night at Hotel Marion. The
school colors of maroon and old gold
was carried out in the tables center
piece a potted cyclomen in yellow
jar, small footballs marked places for
Itwenty-one guests
In addition to the excellent feast
the boys enjoyed a large box Of can
dy, the gift of Mr.. Chauncey Bishop
Guests for the banquet were President
Homan, Manager Paget and excepting
Raymon McRae, all the members o.
the team.
In honor Of Miss Hilda Peterson
Ibride-elect, Miss Lucille Powers ask
ed a few girl friends to meet at he
home Wednesday to enjoy an evening
of sewing for Miss Paterson's linel
chest. The pleasant affair was toppe,
off with delightful luncheon. Mis-
Teterson's guests we're the honoreC
May Blessie, Bertha Brant May Ben
nett and Marie Ready.
= Armory hall gaily decorated wit
flags and bunting, was the scene las
saturday at high noon Of what tn
! members Of sedgwlck Relief Corp
can accomplish when they ask guest
for dinner.
. The places Of honor were lille
with members Of the Grand Arm
Of the Republic and their families an
' visiting officers Department Com
= mander T. B. McDeyitt, Deputy AuJU
b ptant-General C. A, Williams an
Past Department Commander Jasp'
: p. Shaw. all of Portland. The OIL
Gers table was particularly beau'll'
with its floral decorations and eeh''
b niece of a growing caiceolarie'
The long table was graced VIII
y roses. chrysautbcmoms and ferns al
- nIaoes for the two hundred guest
T. who enjoyed this splendid oinne
we're marked by tiny silken Has7
our nation. u,,
,s... dinner sDeecher were glN'