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


fully informal evening, besides the
host and hostess, were Mr.. and Mrs.
5, G. Sargent, Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin K.
Page, Mr., and Mrs William c. Knlgh-
ton, Mr., and Mrs, Frederick s, Stew
art, Mr.. and Mrs Henry w. Meyers
Last Tuesday, Mrs Lenta Westacott
filled her machine with crowd of
friends, motoring to Ricbreall for
luncheon with Mrs. l.. A. Westaoott at
her quaint, pretty cottage In that
place.
Mrs. John II. McNary was hostess
Wednesday afternoon with four tables
OF bridge. Carl fayors were awarded
to Mrs. ]. N. Smith.
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In honor Of Olga Steeb, and for the
pleasure Of active music lovers In Sa-
lem, together with a few intensely in
terested friends, Miss Minnetta Magers
telephoned invitations, entertaining in
formally Saturday afternoon. Dark
red asters adorned the rooms. Miss
Dorothy Pearce, Miss Mabel Smith and
MISS Bernice Sauter met guests at the
door, and Miss Louise Cronlse and
Miss Nannelle Bloom presided over the
punch table arranged in the vestibule.
About sixty guests called TO greet
Mrs. keefer, who possesses all the
charms Of manner and loveliness of
face Of the refined young woman, en-
deared herself still more by present
Ing her exquisite Interpretation of
two difficult numbers, Chopins Polon-
aise and LISTS arrangement Of Rig
goletto, using Miss Mayors CHECKER
ing grand, whose tone she compll-
mented very highly 1t is rarely that
people In the quiet walks of life are
given an opportunity for meeting q
renowned artist, consequently Miss
Mayors received most hearty thanks
from the guests so very fortunate to
be asked for this reception.
Miss CrOnise has sent out cards fol-
her opening dancing party on the ev.
ening of Friday, the eleventh of DC.
tober at nine o'clock. The affair tC
be given in Darcy hall, the Peerless
orchestra to furnish music. Miss Gro
Mise will resume the dancing classes
every Friday evening and the junior
class on Saturday afternoons.
The new sewing club, as yet un
cbristened, made up of a crowd o.
close friends, met last Tuesday witt
Mrs. Madelein Walker Dyer for a be-
ginning of the winters work. The
club members including Mrs. Walker
are. Mrs Edith Ragan Ludden, Miss
Sophia Catlin, Miss Veda Cross, Miss
Ellen Thielsen, Miss Lueen More,
land, Miss Iris Hawley and Miss AL
thea Moore. The Misses Margaret ant
Gertrude Gray were guests besides
Miss Veda Cross will entertain nox
Monday afternoon for the club
Three dinners were given last weel
for the pleasure of Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph A. Cox of Sacramento, Cali
fornia, where Mr. Cox is assistan
manager of the Wells Fargo EXPIRES
company. Mrs Cox and her bab
daughter Helen, arrived in Salem las
June, Mr.. Cox joining her two week
ago; together they returned HON,
last Friday night.
On the evenings of Tuesday
Wednesday and Friday, Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Coz
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Southwicl
entertained with dinners. The table,
were centered with pink asters, scar
let dahllas and yellow chrysanthe
NUNS.
At each function covers were lait
for ten the same relatives and friend
gathering to meet the visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs Morrison Reid asket
few friends for Saturday morninl
to meet informally Mrs. Keefer (0lgi
Steel) who is a personal friend. Th
rare treat of this artists wonderful
playing delighted the guests.
Again in the afternoon, this indie
fatigable pianist gave enjoyment Il
the inmates Of the State Penitentiary
with the magic of her touch on tn
keys of her own concert grand piano
From this place she motored imme
diately to Miss Mayors studio tea.
Olga Steeb will be given a roya
welcome when she finds it possible +
make Salem another visit.
Mrs. S. c. Dyer asked old tim
friends Of Mrs. Charles Uzafovage t
greet her at four o'clock tea Thurs
day Mrs. Uzafovage's daughters, tn
Misses Alma and Louise, we're invite
to- meet their mothers friends.
.
Robert Chauncey Bishop, Jr., ha
received his two prizes won at tn
baby show during Cherry Fair.
The sterling silver vase, twent
inches high, awarded for the mos
| pbIlbCJ Cllllu DtlWtbu JNO anu lhiV
years Of age, is adorned on one sid
with an engraved laurel wreath en-
closing a large Old English B, an
on the reverse, an Inscription ex
planatory of the gift. The other priz
is a sterling silver cup Of lovely de
sign and suitable for everyday usC
s%
A charming picture of Miss Geney
ieve HALEY appeared in the Sunda
issue Of the Portland Journal Mis-
HALEY has frequently been the gues
of friends in Salem, who have enter
tanned in her honor. Accompanie
by her mother and sister she LEI
Saturday for New York where sh
will pass the winter studying ar
Miss Elizabeth will attend school !
New York and Mrs. HALEY will r.
main for the winter with her daugl