Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-06

III the weather been propitious,
W H. Eldridge's entertaining
tSnesday, in honor Of Mrs. Frank
sdecor, Mrs. Spencer Schaefer and
A W. ]. Montgomery, would have
II A garden party on the beautifully
In for grounds screened by a trim,
'Eet hedge. But Notwithstanding
disappointment in arrangements,
compliment to these three visiting
.nep took the form of card party
gave a charming afternoon of
hoe in the spacious house Of Mrs.
b,idge's father, Mr.. Werner Brey-
"A Seldom, if ever, have the rooms
'Eed more beautiful than they did
this occasion, when masses of
'naptly tinted autumn leaves gave
tiepated coloring to the hall where
I'm little Elizabeth Schaefer, the
.en year old daughter of Mrs. Spen-
Schaefer, greeted guests at the
br. A frock of pink pOplin with
,cbes of Irish crochet lace was most
koming to this little girls blonde
bnty.
bolden glow, marigolds, zennias and
Ksantheumns combined with maid
Sair, asparagus plumosus, and frouds
Oregon grape filled the drawing
5m and living room with clusters,
d oyerflowed japanese and Indian
skets.
fhe dining room was lovely with
m and lavender asters and spikes of
h dragon. Mrs. Rudolph =. Prael,
Portland, and Mrs. Reuben P. Boise,
4 presided over urns at the table cen
sed with low bowl of delicate pink
ID dragons and asters, from which
.iled maiden hair fern.
Bridge players were seated at eight
Mes and to Mrs. B. O. SchuclSing
4 awarded beautiful wisteria hand
'nted table set on pina-cloth, from
snila. The honor guests favors were
stertlies of oriental embroidery, used
head dresses.
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n of Portland
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montgomery .ne guests Oh honor'
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eanesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Ply b. Thielsen entertained with
"A hundred for Agate Beach cot
fers and visitors. -Four tables were
Yea and the very appropriate prizes
Ne won by Mrs. Clay and Mr.. Lives
VINO VIII preserve them carefully
'he next season s profit and pleas
az the beach.
Inc guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
n sargent, Mr.; and Mrs, John Jay
4perts, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Livesly,
Ior and Mrs. Harry Clay, Mr.. and
b. q. Sehucking, Mr.. and Mrs
ialn Ihielsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
lK Ihielsen'
dainty appointments of pink and
e Houston asked a group of young
'nen, who were her class mates in
aem,. to celebrate the happy occasion
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