Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-17
WOODBURY. NOTES


Miss Myrle Dimick, of Gervais, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Bon.
ney this week.
George Lawrence, of Portland, spent
Monday in Woodburn, visiting friends.
Miss Ida Nehl made business trip
to Portland Tuesday.
Earl Wood, of Silverton, visited
friends in Woodburn Monday and
Tuesday,
One Of the most enjoyable affairs of
last week among the smart set was
bridge party given in honor of Mrs. j.
c. Hare, Of Portland, at which Mrs. J.
M. Poorman was a charming hostess,
at her beautiful home on Settlemier
avenue, Saturday, October IL. The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
dahlias, potted plants and autumn
leaves. The double parlors were decor.
ated with pink dahlias and potted
plants which were artistically arranged
Dark red dahlias were combined with
greenery in striking decorative
scheme for the dining room, hall and
second floor were generously decorated
with autumn leaves. Special note
should be made Of the many beautiful
gowns that were worn on this occasion.
Some of the most striking gowns were
worn by Mrs. r, Kennedy, Mrs. F.
Settlemier, Mrs. L. C. Hare of Port.
land Mrs, II. Moore, Mrs. G. C. Good.
ale, Mrs. j, Hunt, Mrs, Robert Scott
and Mrs, j. Settlemier. Those receiv.
ing prizes at bridge were Mrs. L. c.
Hare, prize for honors; Mrs. j. ]. Con.
nell, prize for tricks, and Mrs. win
Moore, consolation. A bountiful and
delicious lunch was served by the hos.
tess, assisted by Mrs. Frank Settle.
mier, Mrs. Y, c. Poorman, Mrs. II.
Austin, Mrs, j, Mckinney and Mrs.
Colvin. The invited guests were Mad.
ans P. Lvesley, w. II. Moore, II.
Moore, w. w. Chapman, A. G. Althouse,
G. II. Beebe, +. Sottlemier, II, Settle.
mier, Il. Shorey, Tom Kennedy, ]. l..
Shorey j, Kennedy, f. Miller, W.
Johnson, S. II. Johnson, +. w. Whit.
man, Robert Scott, b. McCord, j. Set.
tlemier, W, II. Young, J. Fitzpatrick,
II. Austin, L. NJ. Bitney, r. r. Guiss,
b. Killen, j, Mckinney, Il, Moshberg.
or, o. p. Overton, A. Proctor, O. W.
Love, y, Dose, G. Smith, II. Bunting and
G, Thompson; Misses Lillian Cornell,
Avon Mckinney, Mary Scollard, Madgc
Scollard and Mary Hershberger, Elnor
Wright, Jewel Gailbraith and Amy
Amy Harding Out Of town guests
were; Madames Y, G, Hare, DIR. Hare,
s. c, Austin, j, w, sadler, j, j. Cor.
nell and Chester Cox.
Miss Beckic Branigar left Wcducs.
day for Eugene, whore she will visit
with friends for several days.
Miss Carrie Waterbury was Port.
land visitor Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Livcsley visited friends
at Portland Tuesday and Wednesday.
One Of the plcasureable club affairs
Of the week was a meeting Of the Pris.
ella club held Monday evening, Oc.
tobcr 10, at the home Of Mrs. l., NJ,
Bitney, It being her birthday The
members Of the club all dressed as
school girls and spent the afternoon In
dressing clothespins and playing such
games as chool girls would play Mrs.
c, Thompson received u prize for the
best dressed clothespin, Later the
guests were invited into the dining
room, which was profusion Of rod
gcraniums The table at which the
guests were seated was ccutercd with a
large birthday cakep, with five candles
upon t. just above the cake n small
basket was suspended from the chan.
dclicr which held the favor from
which red ribbon extended to the place
card. The hostess was assisted in scrv'
ing the delicious refreshments by her
daughter, Miss Hazel Bitncy Mrs
Walter Scott received a prize for hav.
ing the best costume When the guests
departed they wished Mrs. Bitney
many more happy birthdays. Those in.
vlted worc Mrs Lyman shorey, Mrs.
G, G. Goodalc, Mrs. l., II. Moore, Mrs.
Walter johnson, Mrs, Robert Scott.
Mrs. o. Z. oyertou, Mrs. Tom Kennedy,
Mrs. G. Thompson and Mrs. l., NJ Bit.
ney.
Mrs Harry Bunting was at home &c