Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-29

The largest and most elapordJe al
80. marking the years calendar was
l'n ,orden tea given yesterday after
en q s st "Brightview," the charming
ioO,e noUn of the Daniel Frys. In re-
anse h. to invitations from Mrs. d. j.
sry Miss Harbord, Mrs. F. W. Steus-
~ ~ and Miss Fry, very large num-
S"r ,Or If smartly gowned women called
,'otwaan ~ the hours of two and six.
dav. neither too warm or too
,,,iebt made 1t possible for the
',nests TO enjoy the broad expanse Of
lovely gardens and velvet lawns. A
tSmporary pergola, long and wide,
Sad been erected at one side of the
bouse. its frame work completely
hidden with branches Of eglantine in
Snn Ell bloom and Dorothy Perkins
roses @ Hanging baskets filled with
+Se roses and ferns, graced the in
torlor In thiss beautiful bower was
served dainty collation..
Al the table centered with pink
sweet meas, Mrs. William Staiger and
Mrs W P. Babeock, shared honors
with Mrs. Rollin X. Page and Mrs.
nouglas Minto, in serving the cream;
and the young women assisting
were. Miss Alice Bingham, Miss Ha-
gelle Downing, Miss Maud Durbln,
Miss Katherine Carson, Miss La Rue
Fast Miss Marguerite Poisal, Miss
NAV steusloff and Miss Luwena
Holmes
All during the afternoon, delightful
strains floated from the windows of
the music room into the pergola and
over the grounds. Accompanied by
MISS Beatrice Shelton, Miss Viola
yercler and Miss Pearl Vercler gave
violin solos and duets. Miss Louise
Cronise sang, Il Kissed the Little
Flower You Wore The living rooms
we're beautiful with a wealth Of
white flowers. Maidenhair and as
paragus ferns. with great quantities
Of roses, Shasta daisies, marguerites,
sweet peas, and candy tuft, developed
the scheme Of green and white. The
bostesses received in the west room,
and in the bay window of the east
over by Miss Hortense Eppley and
Miss Dorothy Steusloff, Miss Eliza
beth Lord and Miss Effie Mae King
The entrance hall was gorgeous with
masses of crimson ramblers. The
balcony with its jars of bright red
geraniums and hanging baskets of
brilliant flowers, its comfortable
resting places and beautiful view
made an ideal spot for visiting. AS
sistlng about the rooms and grounds
were the members of Priscilla club
and Mrs. William Brown, Mrs
George G, Brown, Mrs. Frank Brown.
Mrs. William G. Knighton's charm
ing bridge tea of yesterday after
noon was given in honor of Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Holman, of Portland,
who are Mrs William Boots house
guests The game was arranged for
three tables, and the prizes cap
tured by Mrs. John McNary, Mrs.
Eenry Myers and Mrs. c. 4. Smith,
of Portland. A motif in yellow en-
braced the decorations. Roses and
lilies in living rooms the dining
room gay with nasturtiums. Yellow
candles added to the attraction of the
dainty lace covered table. Mrs b. d.
Waters poured and Mrs. Jessup
served ices; Mrs. Frederick Waters
and Mrs. George Waters assisted.
Mrs Knighton's guests for bridge
and tea following, we're: The honor
guests and Mrs William Boot, Mrs.
f. S, Stewart, Mrs. H. w. Meyers,
Mrs. R. X, Page, Mrs, A. N. Bush
Mrs. Thomas Kay, Mrs. Oswald West,
Mrs. Ahahel Bush, Jr., Mrs. Richard
Cartwright, Mrs. R. T. Boise, Mrs.
Harry Clay Mrs. F. r. Jessup, Mrs.
A, 3. Srang, Mrs. George N. Burnett,
Mrs. j. D. Sutherland, Mrs. ]. H. Nc
Nary Mrs. Charles McNary Mrs. L.
y. Howell, Mrs. ]. H. Lauderman,
Mrs c. H, Cable, Mrs. Ada Strong,
MRS. Frederic Thlelsen, Mrs. Frey, of
Pasadena, California, Miss Margaret
Cosper, Mrs, e. q. Waters, Mrs.
frederick Waters and Mrs, George
Waters
II was pleasure to hear Miss Be-
atrlce Shelton's pupils last Friday ev-
enlng in their musical at the Congre-
gatlonal church. The young pianlsts
chose four of Salem's favorite enter
talners to assist them in rounding ont
their program.
An elaborate arrangement of Grim
son rambler roses and red sweet peas
was the very artistic decoration. The
platform rail was twined with bios
somlng rambler branches and over
great cluster of the same crimson
flowers hung an American flag. An
Immense bunch Of ocean spray and in
Vulnerable bouquets of sweet peas car
Iled ont the plan of decorating.
MISS LaRue East, Miss Bertha
Tlark Miss Bernice Clark, and Miss
Lucille staley opened the program
WIN two piano number, "Lustspiel
uNerture'' These young women form
gne I OF two piano quartets who have
Deeh working together about two
Years and are equally excellent. In
,ae second quartet, Miss Lena Dotson,
Mlss Lillian Slater, Miss Bertha Clark
sp spu Miss Eevelyn Reigelman gave
Der Barbler Won Sevlla. These
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