Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-10

:, the weeks most deligntful
one " card party given by Mr..
sTenIs w." p B. Houston last Tuesday
and ;ng MI IN celebration of their twenty
eVeliISe I,sSedding anniversary. The host
third T,e~Soned invitations for eight
ess .eiogl I'll with the exception Of one
tSbleS ,.,Ied with friends from the
we're l .nrhood. The large living room
nelsISug S"ng with red hearts most artis-
vas F,., nua9 arranged, and red carnations
tcally .Sded attraction. The dining
we're S,as ~ lovely with its arrangement
room carnations and pink shaded
q g,na p,us card partners were found
ang,vli gl'"licate water colors, artistic in
By on md exuuisitely painted by Miss
dsslsn dsnce Houston. High score honors
FlOleSfi siven to Mrs. Douglas Minto and
EeTsc cssster sS Cox An elaborate lunch.
an ~, rounded out the evening"
commitment to the members of
u v,wbeg club, Miss Edith Campbell
tns u1Iss Nellie Campbell entertained
ala iS Saturday afternoon with the
". narty followed by luncheon in
Sa n., Marion grill. The invitation
hC'I, I,rclnded. Miss Nellie Kruse, Miss
L% pssa1 j. Harding, Miss May Mccormack,
isus sI Inez Dennison, Miss Bertha
ns.on nl.0 Miss Beuna Mccoy, Miss
Cu Cua,s Phillips, Miss Elizabeth Walk
IN y Mss Bertha Byrd, Miss Eva Saw
w and Miss Virginia Mann.
u,s L. Stockton, Mrs. Culbertson
"a Mas Zoe Stockton invited guests
!. T make up thirteen tables OF five hun
v,aS for Wednesday afternoon. The
WV sons we're graced with red carna-
s""s ,ySu, card honors fell to Mrs. P, H.
UUsvmopd Dawn and Mrs. Claud s. Knight of
The Dalles'
II, and Mrs. Frank w. Wilson Of
polE county announce the engagement
tbeir daughter Grace Ruth to Doc
y, McFadden Eby of Aurora. The
vsdding to take place the latter part
Of this month
During her stay in Salem' Mrs. Ru-
doph Prael of Portland has been the
rotf for a number of delightful social
sffairs; among them was a charming
Syidge afternoon followed by chatting
sEsupper given last Monday by Miss
Calista Moore. Mrs. Gray and Mrs.
Schncking secured high scores and in
cutting Mrs. Gray was awarded hon
ou Miss Moore's guests for the af-
prnoop we're Mrs. George W. Gray
oi Portland, Mrs. w. H, Eldridge, Mrs.
william Brown, Mrs. Richard Cart
wright Mrs. Thomas A. Livesley Mrs
Isl Stewart, Mrs. j, H. McNary, Mrs
I'M Kyle, Mrs. B. 0. Schucking, Mrs
re Smith, Mrs. Homer Smith, Mrs
H. Lauterman, Mrs +. A, Moore,
Mrs. Arthur Moore and Mrs. Florence
Irwin.
Miss Lenore Hansen of Portland,
who Is attending the state university,
arrived in Salem Wednesday even
ing and will be the guest of Miss So
phIa Catlin for a short time.
$50
Mrs. Sherman w. Thompson, Miss
Thompson and Miss V. Louise Thomp-
son have sent out cards for Thursday
and Friday afternoons of next week.
Miss Kittie Harbord, sister of Mrs.
Daniel J. Fry, met with serious acci-
dent last Wednesday, which resulted
IN the breaking Of her left wrist. The
fact that Miss Harbord is left-handed
makes It all the more inconvenient.
A loose plank In defective walk was
the cause of this accident
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Upjohn are re-
ceiying congratulations. They have a
sou, Richard Henry, whose birthday is
the sixth Of February and whose
weight was ten pounds.
Miss Fisher and Miss Hatch were
hostesses for the young women OF
Berean Sunday school class and their
teacher, Mr.. James Allison, on Friday
Of last week. when a musical program
and games were entertained, making
a delightful evening.
sSa
Mrs Mary S. Jones of South Salem
entertained informally with lunch
con on Monday, complimenting Mrs
Claud Knight Of The Dalles, Violets
graced the table where places were
arranged for five guests and hostess
49,
Mrs Carrie Rineman of Portland Is
very seriously i'll. Her daughter, Mrs
Louis Hooker, was sent for and ar
rived from Joplin, Missouri, on las
Tuesday.
Mrs. Rudolph Prael OF Portland whit
mas been guest in Salem for a fort
night Is returning home the first o
the week.
The Kenslngton club met with Mrs
Frederick Thielsen yesterday after
noon, in her mothers apartments ol
POuth Commercial street.
Mr. David Henry Talmage, who dis
oSed of his printing business fev
teeks ago and became owner Of tn
cottage Grove Leader, left Salem Mon
V With his family for Dermanen
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