Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-05

neon home, 29O FRONT bJreeN' Inc
noontiCul day brought out a large as
e",bloge of smartly gowned women,
oyar two hundred calling during the
hours from three to six
josephine and Lenta Baumgartner
,ot the guests at the door The hall
Ind drawing room displayed clusters
of pink and tan dahlias and In the liy-
ipg room large trusses OF delicate pink
caraniums and maiden hair fern COY
ered the mantel, and potted begonlas
" choice variety, In shades Of pink
were placed about The hostesses re-
ceived alone, Mrs Hamilton in love-
Iv combination of hea.y corn colored
NET lace and black fringe, and Mrs.
poumgartner wearing an exquisite
gown of pale blue crepe de chine, self
trimmed
Mrs. George f. Rodgers and Mrs.
Charles l.. McNary, Mrs r. II. Lee
steiner and Mrs. r. p. Boise presided
over the urns In the dining room
where the decorations were a striking
combinations of yellow French mari
colds and immense chrysanthemums
Of the same shade. A tall, spreading
bunch Of the chrysanthemums CENTER
ed the table,
In the music room, brilliant with
tall stalks of saliva, an orchestra play
ed delightful selections during calling
hours.
Assisting about the rooms were
Miss Maggie Butler, of Monmouth,
Mrs. Hamilton's cousin; Mrs. Ada
Strong, Mrs. Lenta Westacott, Mrs.
Charles Weller and Mrs. l.. A. West
acott, Mrs. William Burghardt, Jr,,
Mrs. Frederic Thlelsen and Miss Aline
Thompson served punch in the living
room, and the table decoration was
an arrangement Of splendid sloXlnias
in shades of lavender and pink.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs, Hamil-
ten and Mr.. and Mrs. Baumgartner
entertained their five hundred club
Card honors fell to Mrs George l..
Rose and Mr. George F. Rodgers
Guests besides were Mrs. Ada Strong
Mrs. Lenta Westacott and Mrs. l.. A.
Westacott, of Rickreall
Mr. and Mrs. Baumgartner's very
large circle Of friends are bidding
them adieu with regret On the eve
of their departure for Portland, where
they expect to remain permanently,
yesterdays social affairs gave friends
the opportunity for farewell visit
field of gorgeous red roses CEN
tered the beautiful table Thursday
n.tuh n n ad
with a charming luncheon, honoring
her house guest, Miss Frances Pelton-
Jones, a former resident of Salem.
The invitations were confined to few
of her old-time friends. Places were
marked for Mrs w. A. Cusick, Mrs.
William Bldridge, Mrs. A. N. Moores,
Mrs. S. c. Dyer, Mrs. w. II. Byrd, Mrs,
Charles Weller Mrs. Willis Hawley
and Mrs. John II. Lauterman.
A corsage cluster of the same deco
rative roses was souvenir for each
guest.
Miss Pelton-Jones' mastery of a diff
ficult instrument, the harpsichord, has
given her far-reaching fame in this
country, and also in Europe.
In honor of Miss Gertrude Gray and
Miss Margaret Gray, who are the
house guests of Mrs. John McNary,
their hostess planned a five hundred
card party for Thursday afternoon.
The game was played at five tables
and high score gift was awarded to
Mrs. Chauncey Bishop.
Red dahlias and French marigolds
made gorgeous decorative colorings.
Mrs. McNary asked Miss Althea Moore
to assist her. A. number of guests
came In for tea.
Mr.. Carl David Gabrielson's natal
day was the inspiration for delight
full affair Tuesday evening when Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Chauncey Bishop
ccmplimented with large card party
The spacious rooms were aglow with
brilliantly tinted autumn leaves, set off
with jars of ferns Five hundred was
the game played at twelve tables. Miss
Margaret Gray and Mr.. Laurence Ho-
fer were the fortunate high score win
ners of beautiful favors.
Mrs C. d. Gabrlelson and Mrs. John
j. Roberts assisted Guests respond
ing to invitations were Mr. and Mrs
George Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
Thielsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Asahel Bush
.Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cross, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Mckinney Hofer
Doctor and Mrs. Paul Zinkhan
Mr. and Mrs John j. Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs Clifford Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mer Ludden, Mr.. and Mrs. Connell
Dyer, Doctor and Mrs. Harry b. Clay
Mr. and Mrs Donald Stevenson, Mr.
and Mrs. William Burghardt, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. G. d. Gabrielson Miss Veda
Cross, Miss Althea Moore, Miss Mar
garet Gray, Miss Ellen Thielsen, Miss
Ida Jones, Miss, Elizabeth Lord, Miss
Gertrude Jones, Miss Aline Thompson
Miss Gertrude Gray, Miss Lueen More
land, Miss Sophia Catlin, Miss Esthei
Carson, Miss Ruth Wallace, Miss Yer
ma Cook, Mr.. Paul Wallace, Mr., Fred
erick Meyer, Mr. Virgil Cooper, Mr.
William Walton, Mr.. Claude Slade
Mr.. Ralph Moore, Mr.. Curtis Coleman
Mr.. Thomas Townsend, Mr.. james
Young, Mr.. Speer, Mr.. Frederick Slad'
Mr.. Frank Springer, Mr. Laurence Ho
fer, Doctor Prince Byrd,
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Tuesday evening the bridge clul
surprised Mr. and Mrs. Harry e. Clay
presenting themselves and a beautiful
big cake decorated with twelve can
dies, in celebration of Mrs. Clay
birthday and in honor Of the twey
guests Enjoying this most delight