Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-01
SOCIETY Y

few guests besides the regular club,
was Mrs. A. L. McCully of Portland.
Assisting the hostess were; Mrs. Will
liam c. Knighton, Mrs. John j. Rob-
erts, Mrs. S. G. Sargent and Mrs. b.
o. Schucking.
Emblematic of fair Japan, pretty
bridge afternoon was planned by Mrs.
Ralph Watson for Tuesday, as COM
pliment to Mrs. Claud McCulloch Of
Baker City and Mrs. Robert NJ. Towns
end of Portland. The delicate mys-
terra vine and dainty cherry bios
SONS carried out a scheme for added
beauty to the rooms. Completing the
arrangements were Japanese lunch
cloths and fragile dishes.
Mrs. w. H. Dancy was fortunate
high score winner at five tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend are stop
ping at Hotel Marion during legisla-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. McNary en-
tertained informally with three tables
OF bridge Thursday evening, oompli-
menting Mrs. A. L, McCully Of Port
land.
High scores awarded prizes to Mrs.
B. 0. Schucking and Mr.. william G.
Knighton.
The players were Mrs. McCully's
old time friends.
Mrs. Mary A. McIntire announces
the engagement Of her daughter,
Halle Mae Frances, to Mr., Guy
Caples Newgent of Portland, the mar
riage to be an event of Easter tide.
Miss McIntire has very many friends
in Salem who will be glad to know
of her happiness. Mr.. Newgent is a
nephew of the late Judge Caples Of
Portland, and a Great Northern en-
gineer.
Mrs. w. II. Dancy, Mrs. O. C. Locke
and Mrs. +. L. Baker have sent out
invitations for five hundred at Mrs.
Dancy's home, Thursday afternoon
February thirteenth.
Miss Adelina Anderegg was de-
lightful hostess Saturday evening in
the home Of her parents at $50 South
Twenty-first street. The affair was
welcome for Miss Edna Cellar, Miss
Tillie Cellar and Mr.. Oscar Cellar
who have recently removed from North
Yakima, Washington. Music and ole
time games made diversion for the
hours and a lovely luncheon rounded
out the evening. Miss Anderegg's guest
besides the complimented ones were
Miss Laura Yantis, Miss Ruth Johan
son, Miss Stella Budlong, Miss 10
rilla Batter, Miss LYDIA Pugh, Miss
Hildra Steustrom, Miss Rosina Ander
egg, Chester Yantis, Charles Eyre
Harry Steustrom, Alon7o Busick, Johl
Anderegg, Phillip Anderegg ant
George Anderegg.
In their spacious home at Hillcrest
on the Wallace Road, Mr.. and Mrs
M. c. Pettys entertained few o
their many friends Tuesday with
fine midday dinner of the chicken
pie order and its appropriate accom-
paniments. Mr.. Petteys made severa
trips in his car, gathering up the din
ner guests and returning them hom
in comfort after a most enjoyabl
day.
Instrumental and vocal music AM
games followed the dinner, and dur
ing q storytelling hour, when tn
guests were gathered about the bi
fireplace, popcorn, apples and cand
were served.
At this very delightful repast GOV
ers were laid for Mrs. W. L. Cum
mings, Mrs. S. Huffma, Mrs. o. !
Noyes, Mrs. Alison Bum, Mrs. Joh
Wells and daughter, Margaret, Mrs
Winfred Needham and Master Rober
Mrs, w. A, Cummings and daughte
Evelyn, Mrs r. w. Simeral Mrs.
p. Dunlap, and Mrs. George Cum
mings, a visitor from Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petteys were genif
hest and hostess and the day will b
long remembered as one Of rare pleas
ure.
Decorations heraldng the earl
spring, great yellow tulips, so doubi
one was Obliged to glance twice befoi
naming the flowers, and genista in III
same lovely shade were combined wit
, smilax and asparagus fern for II
house adornment last evening whe
Mr. and Mrs c, p, Bishop opened the
, beautiful home for the Salem w,
. mans club reception and program gi'
q en- to raise a sum of money which wi
be added to the Scholarship Loa
: Fund. Greeting guests at the entrant
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