Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-24

Doctor and Mrs T. C. Smith. Aral
and Might" in black velvet with eoI,
stars. "''n soi'
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thielsen Enc
lish "Chappie" and Colonial maid
Mr and Mrs. Chester Cox iesto,
and Cow Girl" '00'e'
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watson. "smol
er" and Twentieth Century girl
MISS Ellen Thielsen, La Portola
MISS Aline Thompson, "The slim
Miss Sophia Catlin, "Minnehaha
Miss Louise CrOnise, Cherry Cir,
Mrs. James Wilson, Spanish costnm,
doll. rrencr
Mrs. s. G. Sargent, Spanish girl n
black and yellow. " -
Miss Veda Cross, "Bo Peep"
Miss Gladys Bretherton, Colonial
maid. ''ni"l
Miss Lueen Moreland, Chinese girl
Mrs. Lowell viii and Miss Minnie
Chambers of Eugene, "Yama Yama
GlTlb.
Miss Margaret Putnam, RED Rid.
ing Hood" N i''u'
girl. 'ouns
Miss Coe Mittschen, "Folly" in mink
Mr.. George Rogers was particularly
striking as a Spanish dancer insIIirts
Mr.. Frank Springer Spanish banderr
Mr.. John McNary, Mexican.
Mr., Harry Wendroth, Uncle Sam.
Mr.. Frederic Slade, Indian chief
Mr.. Claude Slade, Turkish soldier
Mr.. Laurence Hofer, Jack Tar" in
blue. " III
Mr.. Frank Meyer, Domino
Mr.. Carl Gabrielson, mandarin.
Mr.. Lowell Will, Mr.. Ivan Putnam
Mr.. Spear and Mr.. Frank Harritt q
group of clowns.
Miss Sophia Catlin was hostess with
q pleasant surprise for Mrs. Curtis
cross last Saturday afternoon. Her
guests were the young women mem
bers OF the "Treue" club who are still
In Salem The club was formed of a
dozen little girls, with ANA strong
mrs. Frederic Thielsen) as its first
president; and continued through high
school years until the girls left Salem
Tor college and schools in other cities
Miss Catlin's home was prettily decor
ated in white with designs appropriate
for the occasion. Besides the club
members were Mrs. Durbin, Mrs
Cross, Mrs. Catlln and Miss Maud
! Durbin.
A jolly affair of Tuesday night was
the delightfully."- informal supper ar
ranged by Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Tbiel-
sen after the mask ball of the Assem-
bly, club. Mrs. Ada Strongs lovely
apartments, with the added attraction
of violets and jonquils, was the set
ting for a gaily arrayed company who
laid aside all cares and enjoyed with
out ceremony this happy ending of
the evenings entertainment.
Mrs. L. A. Westacott and Mrs
Ohauncey Bishop poured coffee and
chocolate at the table centered with a
bowl of jonquils, while Miss Alne
Thompson presided over the salad.
Men guests served the elaborate buffet
luncheon catered by Johnny Jones.
Music from the Victrola made dane
ing possible, and added much to the
evenings pleasure. Asked for this
occasion were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Benham, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Melvine
Plimpton, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Asahel Bush, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs John J. Roberts, Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Baumgartner Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Burghardt, Jr., Mrs. L. A. West
acott Of Rickreall, Mrs. Seba Case
Wall, Miss Ellen Thielsen, Miss Aline
Thompson, Mr.. Frank Springer, Mr.
Claude Slade.
Mrs. J. G. Kyle was hostess yester-
day at an. informal afternoon of bridge
complimenting her guest, Mrs. George
w. Gray Card favors were given to
Mrs. John j, Roberts and Mr.. John
McNary.
After visiting with her daughter Mrs.
Ralph Richmond Matthews in Berke-
ley, California, Mrs. A. L. Brown is
returning home today on the Shasta
limited
Complimenting her husbands birth
day on Friday of last week, Mrs. P L.
Blackerby asked the assistants in the
county clerks office to surprise him
in the evening at their home, 1888
State street. Among the quantity Of
foolish gifts that caused much merri-
ment when displayed, was beautiful
Woodman Of the World pin, a happy
surprise for Mr. Blackerby, For amuse-
ment during the evening there were
two contest games both prizes cap
tured by Miss Gremmels. Luncheon
place cards carried the date February
the sixteenth eighteen hundred and
sixty-nine, under a baby picture, and
nineteen hundred and twelve nuder a
late photograph of Mr.. Blackerby. The
table was centered with primroses in
pink and white and circled by Mr.. and
Mrs. s. .. Culver, Mrs. Cora b. Reid,
Marie Davis, Miss Mabel Gremmels,
Miss Mabel A. Welborn, and the host
and hostess, Mr. r. D. Allen was a
later guest.
With the last course were passed
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