Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-15

Three hostesses Joined III contrib
uting to the calendar for this week,
three charming and elaborate social
affairs. Mrs w. H. Dancy, Mrs, o. C.
Locke and Mrs E. l.. Baker entertained
with valentine parties Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons and Friday ev-
ening at Mrs. Dancys home on North
Liberty street,
In addition to tulips and carnations
of brilliant red, poinsettas, and bas-
kets and jars of ferns, there were
crimson hearts and cupids innumer-
able. In all of the rooms crossed
from the ceilings four corners were
garlands of fluttering hearts. The
fireplace was emphasized with hearts
of immense dimension. Cupids in red
silhoutte and tiny hearts adorned
electroliers and draperies, and score
cards were ornamented with em-
bossed cupids in the same bright col
or.
Thirteen tables Of five hundred
were arranged for Wednesday, Mrs.
L. X. Page was awarded high score
favor and Mrs c. P. Bishop consOla-
tion.
The game was played at thirteen
tables Thursday afternoon with Miss
Lueen Moreland and Miss Aline
Thompson winners Of first prize and
consolation.
The men were included in the in
vitations for last evenings delight
ful affair which was five hundred at
fifteen tables. High score favors COM
plimentcd Mrs. William C. Knighton
and Doctor L. F. Griffith Consultations
fell to Mrs. George Rodgers and Mr..
Thomas A. Liyesley.
Refreshments were catered for the
three functions, the hostesses assisting
with serving.
Guests from out Of town attending
the parties were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Baumgartner, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Townsend, Mr., and Mrs. d. A. Dins-
more, Mrs. John Mnto and Miss Lola
Sendcrs, all from Portland, Mrs. w. A,
Jones of Joseph and Miss Fielda Nc
CLAIM of Silverton.
Miss Aline Thompson entertained
a few friends at bridge Wednesday af-
ternoon in compliment to Miss Zelda
McCain.
Two maidens of the youngest set,
Caroline Dick and Marjorie Kay were
charming little hostesses Friday ev-
ening of last week, entertaining with
five hundred arranged at five tables
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H.
Dick, Mrs. Dick and Mrs. Kay chap
oning and assisting with the dainty
luncheon.
The pretty decorations throughout
the rooms were of pussy-willows and
ferns.
High scores gave prizes TO Gertrude
East and Hugh Constable.
Enjoying the evening were: Char,
lotte Croisan, Margaret East, Mar
garet Rodgers, Beatrice Walton, Ruth
Schultz, Berdeen Meyers, Theresa
Fowl, Gertrude East, Dorothy Dick
Frederick Deckebach, Frank Durbin
Marshall Ryan, George Crosian
Claude Steusloff, Herman Lafky, Hugh
Constable, Louis Griffith, Allan Jones
Frank Miller and Hugh Kyle.
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Tn celebrating her ninth birthday
which occurred last Saturday, Edith
Young asked a number Of girl friends
for an afternoon of games. The day
was a beautiful, early spring, and
merry games were played on the
lawn, For a contest, the girls ga.
thered in the living room. Fortunate
prize winner was Anna Anderson
Dorothy Cooley capturing consola.
tlon.
The dining room was decked in
ferns and red hearts A bowl of punch
centered the table prettlly decorated
with asparagus fern and red hearts
Circling the table for a dainty
luncheon we're: Letha Wilson Heller
Beacroft, Frances Ward, Alice Put.
nam, Luella Barnett, Bessie Buell., Jo.
sophine Seymour, Dorothy Cooley, An.
ma Anderson and the hostess.
Miss Roberta Kellam Of Portland
was made honor guest Saturday when
Miss Helen Goltra entertained friends