Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-29

yeLOW candles were added to the love
ly appointments.
Cupid cards marked places for tho
hostess and eleven guests who were
asked to meet Miss Egan.
The honor guest found her place EN-.
bellished with dainty bride and we'd
ding bells,
After luncheon, tables were arranged
for five hundred, and Miss Louise
Thompson s high score won the favor.
For the pleasure of her house guest,
Miss Helen Pearce Of Portland Miss
Marian Gould gave a rollicking, old.
fashioned candy pull last evening, in
her home on Leslie street, and enjoying
this delightful affair were: Miss Bar.
bara Steiner, Miss Florence Hofer, Miss
Nannelle Bloom, Allan Bynon, Homer
Egan, Kenneth Moores, Donald Byrd
and Bert Ford.
Many prominent society people from
Oregon and Washington who are so.
iOuning in California attended a fancy
dress ball recently given at Coronado
Beach. About five hundred people
took part in this very smart function,
which rivaled in beauty the Mardi
Gras ball of San Francisco.
To Miss Ruth Hansen g many friends
in Salem, the following excerpt from
the Oregonan will be of special inter
est:
"An interesting announcement is
that of the engagement of Miss Ruth
Hansen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
j. Hansen, and Thomas Word, Jr,, son
of Sheriff and Mrs. Word, The news
doubtless will come as a great surprise
to many Of their friends, When cards
were received by several Of the young
or set yesterday stating that Miss Jean
Dunbar would entertain for Miss jose
phine Stapleton, brideelect, Mrs. T
Il. Dooley recent bride, and Miss
Ruth Hansen, the younger maids and
matrons wondered why Miss Hansen
was to be honored. When asked if il
were true that she was a prospective
bride, Miss Hansen admitted the fact
and now that the secret is out she
probably will be showered with sOcia
compliments Miss Hansen had in
tended to give large announcement
tea at the family home in Glsan stree
later in the season, but since the new
has been made known, the entertain
ment will have to take another form
Miss Hansen and Mr.. Word are grad
yates of the state university. She is
popular Gamma Phi Beta sorority CIR
and he was prominently identified wit
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. Nj
{ Word is at present serving as deput,
in his fathers office The weddin
will take place in July"
A very delightful affair was Mis-
Frances Solomon's surprise birthda
party given by her mother, Mrs. \
Solomon, last Saturday evening in he
home, $50 North Cottage street. Dai
fodils and Easter lilies graced tn
rooms. Music and games whiled tn
time away and dainty refreshment
rounded out the evening. Guests ell
joying the birthday party were; Mis-
Edith Denison, Miss Grace Holt, Mis-
Essie Goodonough, Miss Dora Ora.
Lloyd Lee, Harry Scott, Wesley Tod
Leban Sleeves and Bynon GoodenOugl
A cafeteria supper given by the Ii
dies of First Presbyterian church la'
week added one more profitable an
enjoyable evening to the long list
their successful entertainments. I'll
supper was excellent, and the methc
of serving most acceptable to the vel
large crowd of peoplt who filled Il
tables during the hours from five
eight. In connection with the suppe
and arranged in an elaborately deco
ated arbor, were delicious home.mat
candies and articles Of needle.work +,
ornament and use The artistic su
roundings were planned by Little al
Russell, and developed with latti
foundation covered with trailing vim
and ornamented with daffodils and Il
background was mass Of ivy and W
ter lilies. Miss Hazel Erixon and Mi
Emmalinc Klein presided over the bO
! bons and disposing of fancy work al
useful articles were Mrs. Max Bur
and Mrs. William Steusloff.
, Guests were received in church au,
0 torium by Reverend and Mrs. Henry