Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-19

An event of unusual pleasure break.
the monotony of a dull week, was
|be launch party last Thursday evening
lode M from members of the younger
/ mart set.
After river ride two miles up the
willamette, supper was prepared and
|nioyed in the genial warmth of a
beat bonfire. Following the feast
bere were songs and stories and the
buicking abandon of happy picnic.
Chaperoning were Mr.. and Mrs. Cur.
] B. Cross, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lud.
IN and Mr.. and Mrs. William Con
hi Over and other members of the
Serry party were Miss Ellen Thielsen,
Hiss Sophie Catlin, Miss Helen
rausse, of Portland Miss Elizabeth
Drd Miss Maud Durbin, Miss Lueen
IOreIand, Miss Althea Moore, Doctor
hince Byrd, Mr.. Frederick Slade, Mr..
hank Spears, Mr., James Young, Mr..
hlph Moore, Mr.. Lawrence Hofer,
HI Carl Gabrailson, Mr.. Kenneth
loOre and Mr.. Albert Magnis.
Mrs. John H. Albert presided over
luncheon yesterday given in
IN handsome home and amid settings
beautiful sweet Williams and dah.
Is. Pink sweet peas and mignonette
aced the table and place cards for
b guests were standards twined in
bk sweet peas, water colored, with
bpn envelopes containing conun-
bins.
y As compliment in honor of Mrs.
bbert R. Benham, who was the house
est last week of Mrs. Clifford w.
,Own, was the informal entertaining
Mrs W. Melyine Plimpton last
lturday afternoon.
FLOWERS chosen for decorations were
frothy Perkins roses filling an artis-
wicker basket, pink and white
Met peas in great clusters and ex-
site pink poppies,
Fhree tables of bridge were played
Mrs. Asabel Bush, Jr., captured
v prize. The honor guest favor was
Oyely mOnOgramed silver tablet.
Assisting the hostess were Mrs. viii.
h H. Burghardt, Jr,, Mrs. Asahel
h, Jr, and Miss Aline Thompson.
lew guests came in later for tea.
4 he dainty colOrings of Shasta dai-
and pink sweet peas were charm. /
decorations for her rooms Wednes-
81 when Mrs, William C. Knighton |
'ed friends at an afternoon of |
vlge to meet Mrs. r. G.. Ashley. of |
ftland who was the guest of her
\ ents in Salem. Card favors compli.
lpted Mrs. S. G. Sargent. The host.
h was assisted by Mrs. Frederick
'ters
1liss Helen Krause, a charming
lng woman from Portland who has
4. a cOmplimented guest in Salem,
lhe home of her aunt, Mrs. Joseph
Albert 245 South Winter street,
'frtalned a group of friends Thurs.
" afternoon with a pink Kensing.
The color motif was carried out in
'al decorations and refreshments.
m Trace Dalrymple Jorgensen, of
fland, assisted the hostess, and
'f'S asked for the afternoon were:
II Ohamcey Bishop, Mrs. William
pei Dyer Miss Sophie Catlin, Miss
'sPn Noreland, Miss Ellen Thielsen,
VI Winnifred Byrd, Miss Helen
2 rcc' Miss Claudine Rose, Miss AL.
Moore, Miss Dorothy Pearce, Miss
"a Cross, Miss Elizabeth Lord and
Mabel Smith.
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S' w. Mclvine Plimpton was hos.
Yesterday afternoon with a charm.
appointed bridge tea. Four tables
ar'' We're played, and a number of
Is called later Mrs. Edwin Baker
the favor for highest honors.
0h and white sweet peas in all
oeauty and fragrance filled lars
''SeS IN hall and living rooms; and
fa,''0I wicker basket loaded with
."l Ferklns roses was especially !
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