Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-30
BY MoLLIE RUNcoRN.

Smart society thronged the Portland
home of DIR. and Mrs. Andrew j. Giesv.
who are well known in Salem, Monday
afternoon, when Mrs. Giesy received
at handsomely-appointed tea. Mrs
William p. Fuller, well-known San
Francisco society matron, who, with
Mr.. Fuller, is guest of the Giesys
for few days, assisted in receiving.
Mrs. John +. Dickson and Mrs. 10.
seph Nathan Teal presided at the sa-
movars, and Mrs. Daniel Andrew
Shindler and Mrs. Thomas Honeyman
served ices. Assisting in the dining
room were: Mrs. Kenneth Robertson
and Miss Genevieve Church. Miss Ka-
Uterine Hart and Miss Ruth Teal were
stationed at the punch bowl, arranged
in floral bower in the living room,
and assisting the hostess in the draw
ing room were: Mrs. S. NJ Johnston,
Mrs. Rudolph Prael, Mrs. Roger B. Sin.
mott, Mrs. Z. l.. Thompson, Mrs. Henry
II. Van Deuser Mrs. Samuel w. Church,
Mrs. Frank Gilbert, Mrs. l.. g. Clarke,
-..rs. James b. Honeyman, Miss Ella
Stephens and Miss Tica Won Bolton.
Before her marriage Mrs. Giesy was
Miss Ida Church, daughter of Mrs.
j. j. Murphy.
Miss Mary Evelene Calbteath return
ed to Portland the latter part of last
week from New York, where she has
been studying voice during the winter
with Franz Y. Arcns. Miss Calbreath
has just completed her second winter
in New York, prior to which she pass.
ed year in Germany in music study.
She is a clever and talented girl and
with her splendid equipment is an in,
teresting acquisition to the musicians
of Portland. She is the daughter of DR..
and Mrs ]. +. Calbreath, and sister
OF Miss Helen Calbreath, and formerly
resided in Salem.
The Misses Calbreath since their re-
moval to Portland have been frequent
guests of the George G. Binghams.
Miss Fac Coin and Miss Mollie
Adams, left Saturday for their homes
in Charter Oak, Iowa. Miss Coin is a
member of the liberal arts class of Will
lamette University and expects to re.
turn to Salem next Fall to resume her
studies at that institution. She has
been making her home with the Dr.
+. f. Fishers, who also entertained Miss
Adams, during her stay. Both were
entertained at several affairs, and they
were also Newport visitors previous tC
their departure. They went by way OF
San Francisco, expecting to make short
stops in Salt LAX City, and in Colorado
Mrs. r. M. Barr, was hostess, Thurs.
day, to the ladies of st. Joseph's altar
society, entertaining with an informa
afternoon. Assisting with musical mum
bers and in serving were Miss Lucille
.Iaskoski, Miss Gertrude Campbell, Mis-:
Marie Campbell and Miss Helen Barr
The entertaining rooms were artistic
with decorations of crimson ramble
roses.
Rev. and Mrs. F. S. Lawrence, lef
Saturday for Portland, where thye vii
make their home.
One of the most attractive feature!
of the parade Saturday evening, wa
the beautiful Artisan float which wo1
the Three Hundred Dollar sweep stake
prize in the Portland Rose Carnival
This elaborate float was designed an,
built by E. NJ. Learman of Portland
especially for the United Artisans, ano
was shipped to Salem under the auspice
of the local lodge.
The value of the float was over $500
and was not only beautiful in design
but suggested very cleverly the teach
ings and work Of the order.
Upon rocks which arose from trr
bulent sea, stood the various cXempli
fiers of the order. Father Time, witt
a golden sythe was impersonated b,
Samuel Vail; War and Commerce wer