Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-28


The largest and most attractive event
on the social calendar for this week
was given Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. S. M. Endicott and Mrs. George
A. Wood when they entertained with
twelve tables of five hundred in Mrs.
Endicott IS handsome home at 675 North
Church street.
Genevieye Endicott and Lucille Moore
in dainty white frOcks and big white
hair bows, greeted guests at the door
and directed above stairs.
The very large rooms were pro-
fusely adorned with pink and white
roses and lilies, and quantities of
smilax.
In the living room was an immense
cluster of the grand white rose. Frau
cluster of he grand white ose Frau
Karl Druschke placed in a jar near the
stairway; and on the mattel and be-
tween the opening into the library
were great punches of Caroline Testouts
in bowls and vases
The fire place was banked with
La France roses and the sweet bios.
SONS of syringa. Library and dining
room were graced with the same motif
of pink, white and green, in pro-
fusion of roses, lilies and smilax, blend.
ing beautifully with the hangings and
artistic frescOs.
High scores gave card favors to
Mrs. Charles S. Burdsall, Mrs. Arthur
Moores and Mrs. Willis Vincent. A
bevy of pretty maids in their daintiest
gowns, assisted with serving the lunch
con; and were Miss Margaret Poisal,
Miss Florence Houston, Miss Esther
Mag, Miss Birdeen Myers, Miss Ora
Constable and Miss Helen Wood.
A number of guests besides came
in for tea,
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A delightfully."- cozy bridge of four
tables was Mfs O. C. Locks enter.
tanning last Wednesday afternoon. Card
honOrs were awarded to Mrs. j. A. Will.
son.
Nasturtiums in all their gorgeous
tints, were used everywhere about the
rooms, and on the luncheon table in
the dining room which was further
adorned with streamers of golden tulle
floating from the electrolier to the
corners of the room.
Places were marked with Gilbert s
dainty little miniatures, and assisting
were Mrs. W. H. Dancy and Mrs. Ed.
win L. Baker.
Complimenting her sister Miss Eliza
beth Ryan, Mrs. George W. Post en-.
tertained informally with bridge
Thursday afternoon.
Great clusters of ocean spray was
the attractive decorations.
Honors were captured by Mrs. Les.
lie D. Howell and Miss Sophie Catlin
Mrs. Harry E. Clay entertained in.
formally yesterday in honor of Mrs.
Sophronia Jessup and asking few of
her most intimated old time friends.
A delightful surprise was given Mrs.
Ralph r. Matthews last Tuesday eve
ming when members of the Meum ct
Eum club presented themselves at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
l.. Brown, with whom she is visiting.
Mrs. Matthews was a member of this
embroidery club before her marriage
and removal to California.
From luncheon to card prize, nothing
was omitted by the merry surprisers
who invaded the home and proceeded
to act as hostesses,
Five hundred was diversion; and to
the delight of ALL the honor guest cap.
tured high score favor. Enjoying the
evening besides the family and Mrs,
D. j, Fry were Mrs, A. f, Hussey, who
was Miss Grace Damon before her mar
Tiage Miss Kittie HarbCrd, Miss Jennie
Fry, Miss Carrie Purkheiser, Miss Emily
Jeffries, Miss Grace Babcock, Miss
Mayme Babcock, Miss Gertrude Fawl,
and Miss Myrtle Duncan.
Miss Esther Mag, Miss Birdeeu
Myers, Miss Ora Constable and Miss
Helen Wood were joint hostesses with
merry party last Saturday night il
Miss Maag's hospitable home on Court
and Twelfth streets.
The affair was intended to be 6
lawn party with innumerable electric