Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-08

week was an informal afternoon
- tea given by Mrs. William G.
Knighton, Tuesday, at ner home on
Summer street, eomplimenting Mrs.
George Mack miss Loru Chapman, =,
of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Edward Till
son, of Spokane, who has been the
house guest of Mrs. Richard Cartwright
Especially pretty were the large
punches of variegated sweet peas which
lent summery decoration throughout
the rooms. Mrs. C. L. McNary and
Mrs. Fred Shannon Stewart assisted the
hostess in pouring. During the after
noon Mrs. Tillson rendered exquisitely
some gems from Schubert. She is a
talented musician. Twenty guests en-.
iOyed the delightful midsummer func-
tiOn.
Miss Inez Goltra entertained inform
ally Tuesday evening at her home, 725
Court street, with roOk party. Tables
, were set on the verandah and the joys
f delightful summer evening at
home and yet out of doors, was the
pleasure of the guests, who were the
Misses Lucille Kuntz, Genevieve AvisOn,
Misses Goltra, Messrs Alfred Sehramm,
Faul Homan, Erral Gilkey and Frank
Bagley.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Churchill, with
their daughters, Marie, Florence and
Doris, left Friday for Newport.by-
the.Sea, where they will sojoun for a
fortnight. 30
Mrs. L. D. Hall has been..t guest
of Mrs, William Burghqrdt, Jr., at the
Newport summer home of the Burg
hardt s this week. l.. H. Hall, who
has been in the state architect Is office
and Mrs. Hall will leave this week for
Washington, where Mr.. Hall has ac.
copied an appointment.
Miss Maude Durbin, who went east
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Watson in
June, is visiting at Peoria, Illinois, and
is not expected home until the middle
of September
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Brown and Mr.
and MIS-. Fred West motored to Nc
Minnville Sunday and brought home
with them little Miss Ruth West, wht
has been entertained at the Brown
home, $50 South Commercial street, dur
ing the week.
A dainty midsummer children 4
party was that given by Mrs. Alber
L. Brown, Thursday afternoon, fol-
Miss Ruth West, daughter of Mrs. anC
Mrs. Marion Ogle, of McMinnville. Th'
rooms and tables were prettily adorned
with pink and white sweet peas. Mis-
Edna West assisted the hostess in serv
ing. The little folks brought thei
dolls and otherwise amused themselve
playing games. The little honor guest
Miss Ruth, will continue her. visit here
for another week.
Mrs. G. Schafer and daughter
Louise, who have been domiciled a
the "Schafmoor camp at Newport fo
the past six weeks, joined by Mr.
Schaefer, returned home Wednesday
Mrs Arthur Moore will remain at tn,
shore until the close of the summer sea
son. The Schaefer family joined tn
Beno and TOllOck families, forming
two-car motoring party in returning
from the coast.
The Joseph Harris family are domi
ciled in their summer home, "Harris
hurst, " at Nye Beach. Mrs. Harris AM
the children will remain through tn
season and Mr.. Harris will Join them a
weekend intervals.
Mrs. Ralph Watson entertained at
birthday dinner last night in honor o
her husband, Ralph Watson, state cor
poration commissioner, at their home o.
Fourteenth street. Red dahlias, re-
candles and bonbon dish favOrs fOrme
the decorations in keeping with the gen
eral color scheme of crimson CARRIE
throughout the rooms Covers wer
laid for eight. The guests were MI
and Mrs Milton Myers, Mr.. and Mrs
George Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Durbin.
Gratified interest and support are be
ing displayed by music lovers who ar
putting forth their efforts in maxim
the winter concert course success
Miss Minetta Magers, assisted by prom
inent society women, is earnes.l
working to obtain large subscriptio
list, and daily it has been growing
pressing on towards the mark of SUE
cess. Many people have not yet bee
reached, but this week the followin
names were added to the list alread
published
j. H. Albert, Jos H. Albert, G.
Anderson, Mabel Albee, DR.. Richard \
Avison, A. N Bush, Mrs. A. N. Busi
Chauncey Bishop, C. P. Bishop, Judg
Bingham, Judge Burnett, w. H. Burr
hardt, ST.; j. Baumgartner, J.
Brown, Hazel Bishop, U. G. Boyer, Geo
gia Booth, Mrs. DR.. Cartwright, Mr.
E. M. Croisan, Mrs. Conn, the MissC
Campbell, DR.. H. E. clay, Mrs. Jaco
Cooper, R. W. Dilley, o. K. Dewitt
Mrs. S. c.. Dyer, Mrs. c.. M. Epple.
Judge Eakin, W. W. Emmons, Mr.
Marie Elmer, Mrs, R. L. Farmer, R.
Flemming, DR.. E. E. Fisher, DR.. War
Fisher, Mrs. Frank Flint, T. X. For,
Carl Gabrielson, Mrs. j. o. Goltra.
Mabel Hudelson, Prof. Harr, Mrs. Flo
ence Irwin, Mrs. Susie Jones, Mr.. G.
Kurth, Jno. McNary, C. l.. McNar
E. T. Moores, w. S. Miller, Rev. H. ]
Marshall, Mrs. P. A. Mize, the Miss,
McNeal, Mrs. Frances Newberry, Mr.
s. Pigler, Geo. +. Rodgers, Mr.. Ca
Smith, J. L. Stockton, Mrs j. N. Smit
Fred Thielsen, Mrs. Geo. Pearce, vi
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