Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-27

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Continued pleasant days and their
;..istent call to the green out-of-doors
hove had their influence on society
vents making this weeks calendar
,,;to the dullest for the month. Not
ant,l after the state fair and its influx
- visiting relatives and friends will
,hore be any ambitious entertaining.
pretty compliment was given Tues
aov afternoon by Mrs. Elmer Ludden,
in honor of Miss Lueen MOreland, a
,boming bride.elect, whose marriage
~ Chester A. MoOres will be an event
If October the fifteenth. Three tables
,vore used for the fascinating game of
b,idCe and honors fell to Miss Esther
Carson.
Following this pastime, the honor
uest was showered with a great bas-
hot of utensils especially used for do
nestle or culinary purposes.
Miss Moreland's natal day was
chosen for this festivity, and a golden
oolor motif was used for decorations.
Marigolds and cOriOpris in clusters
about the rooms made brilliant adorn-
ment and Ornamentated the luncheon
table. where tables were marked with
cards embelished in water.colored pots
and pans and bearing on the reverse
side one line of rhyme, and as each
, rest read in succession, the surprising
result was a verse appropriate for the
occasion.
Asked to share Mrs Ludden s hospi.
talty we're Mrs. Curtis B. Cross, Mrs.
William C., Dyer, Miss Ellen Thielsen,
, Miss Sophie Catlin, Miss Althea Moore,
Miss Esther Carson, Miss Mabel Rob
ertsOn, Miss Mabel Smith, Miss Eliza.
beth Lord, Miss Aline Thompson, Miss
Louise Thompson and Miss Marjorie
Marvin.
While Mrs. William II. Burghardt,
Jr, was visiting in PendletOn, she was
made honor guest at bridge-musical
given by Mrs. Roy Bishop.
Miss Lueen Moreland was the inspir.
alton for a charming bridge last even
ing, with Miss Sophie Catlin as hostess
\ The rooms were brightly set in mo-
tif of yellow, which color has been used
for establishment at the pretty affair.
given as pre.nuptial events for Miss
MOreland Autumn flowers, golden
Y tinted, and delicate ferns were the flo
a raj decorations.
Card gifts complimented Miss Eller
a ThelSen and Mr.. Carl Gabrielson. There
was a dainty favor for Miss Moreland
Besides the house guest, Miss Cat
, Inns invitational list included Mr.. anC
Mrs Elmer Ludden, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
lRm C. Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis b
iross, Miss Helen Whitney of Port
land, Miss Althea Moore, Miss Eliza
beth Lord, Miss Mabel Robertson, Mis-
Ellen Thielsen, Miss Mabel Smith, Mis-
Marjorie Marvin, Miss Esther Carson
Mr. Ralph -uoore, Mr.. Carl Gabrielson
Mr. James Young, mr, Frank Spears
Mr. Lawrence HOfer, Doctor Prime,
Byrd Mr.. Fritz Slade, Mr.. Paul Wal
lace and Mr.. Albert Magness.
. Mrs Clifford Brown asked a few o.
Mrs, Spencer Schaefer's oldtim
friends to bring their needlework anc
remain for tea, last Tuesday,
Mrs. Schaefer and her little daugh
ter Elizabeth, are leaving Sunda.
night for Los Angeles.
Mrs, Wilson McNary was delightful
hostess last week Friday in Pendletol
when she entertained with five table
OF bridge for the pleasure of her hOus
guests, Mrs, William H. Burghardt
Jrp and Miss Aline Thompson of sa
lem.
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Mrs, II. William Thielsen invited
group of little Hans, her small son 4
paymates to enjoy his fifth birthda
last Tuesday afternoon, An automobil
was sent for the tiny tots and carrie
Them home, a tired, happy crowd, a