Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-15

II, Todd will receive the guests. The
ladies asked to pour are Mrs. ]. H..
Albert, Mrs. G, II. Patterson, Mrs, A.
N. Bush and Mrs w. d. Kirk.
Young girls in dainty Japanese cos
tunes will serve. Each guest will
be given a willow plate and the pat
tern can be followed as Miss Ethel
Thomas reads the Tale of the Will
low Plate and Mrs. Vera Byars Clio
yer recites "A Chinese Legend" Mrs.
Grace Wheelock and Mrs. Myrtle Long
Mendenhall will give vocal solos.
There will Ee "A Lesson in Pa
triotism" by Chinese children in cos
tune, and fan and parasol drill by
twelve girls in fancy dress.
The entertainment, which promises
to be a treat, is entirely deterrent in
character from the ordinary
A merry crowd gathered at Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jay Roberts home last
night after the assembly
dance, Supper was served in the bill
lard room and den for the invited
guests who were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
meo Gouley, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Livesley, Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Ball, Doc
tor and Mrs. F. Il. Smith, Mr., and Mrs.
w. Melvine Plimpton, DR.. and Mrs. T.
G. Smith, Jr, Doctor and Mrs. Harry
q. Clay, Mr.. and Mrs. b. o. Schucking
Mrs, Y, l., Perkins, Miss Aline Thomp-
son, Miss Fielda McClain, Miss Eliza
beth Lord, Mr.. Gerald Eastman, Mr.
Claud Slade and Mr.. Frederick Slade
The guests found places and partners
by little valentine figures cut in hall
and the buffet supper was delightfully."-
informal
Mrs, Robert B. Houston, Mrs. vii.
liam p Babcock, Mrs, Henry s. Poisal
Mrs, Charles S, Burdsall and Miss
Houston are entertaining with a tef
on Friday, February twenty-first ant
with five hundred the following after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. William c. Knightol
gave a charming little after theatr,
supper at their home last Saturda!
night, complimentng their hous,
guest Mr. Frederick Nltchy, and ask
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John McNary, Mr.
and Mrs, Asahel Bush, Jr., and Docto
and Mrs. Harry E. Clay.
#HR
One Of the very lovely affairs Of tn
week was five hundred party yester
day afternoon with Miss Florenc
Houston, Miss EfIie Needham and Mis-
Jessie Keeton, hostesses. The den
the living room and dining room wer
elaborated with decorations appropri
ate for the day. A canopy Of flamin
hearts hid the ceilings of the rooms
strings of the love tokens floated fror
picture moundings to the electroller
and red carnations were eyerywher,
Baskets Of ferns added touch @
green and the plate rail was conceale
with Oregon grape and ferns. Greet
ing the guests were Miss Houston /
white crepe du chine over nowere
silk; Miss Needham, who wore cora
crepe motor; Miss Koeton, white chaI
meuse; Miss Barker, yellow silk wit
white net over drape; Mrs NeuneI
flowered chiffon over red silk; Mrs
Keeton, white marquisette. The gam
was played at sixteen tables, and tall
was kept with red hearts on the scor
card, decorated with a flying cupit
Six young women were obliged to cu
for favors Miss Isabelle McGilchrls
Miss Dorothy Burdsall, Miss Gayne
Kellogg, Miss Mary Ellen Long, Mis-
Jennie Booth and Miss Mary Yanti
and the fortunate winners were Mis-
Booth and Miss Kellogg, each receiN
ing Harrison Fisher book, "Bachelo
Belle" and Sweetheart" ST.. Waller
tine tokens were discovered in tn
lovely refreshments. Guests from OF
of town were Mrs. George Nouner, {
Roseburg, and Miss Ensel Barker {
Eugene.
In honor Of Mrs r. c. Lee, who
her house guest from Portland, Mr.
Victor Beno entertained with a Xii
slngton Thursday afternoon in he
home, 2lO Washington street Hyi
cinths in varied hues and ferns adorr
ed the rooms, Asked to greet Mr.
Lee, were; Mrs. George Puther, Mr.
Henry Polsol, Mrs George Shaw, Mr.
John Cradlebaugh, Mrs. Amos Vas
Mrs. II. p, Flickinger, Mrs Wlllial
McGilchrist, Sr, and Mrs. II. r. ClarI
Mrs. George Hobson and Mrs, Joh
Pollock assisted the hostess in seryn
her luncheon.
!
] Tho t,ptbnvet ,1,.s L., TNi,al AF.lt..