Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-23

ers stopped in for tea, Mrs. Ashel Bush
and Mrs. Robert Benham assisting, az
the tea tables.
Mrs. A. l.. Brown received the mem
bers of the Priscilla Embroidery club,
Thursday afternoon, at her home, en-
tertaining Mrs. Elizabeth r. Case as
additional guest.
Pink roses and foliage made attrae-
tive decorations in the living room.
Snowy peonies were used in the dining
room centering the table, where re'
freshments were served
The club is the oldest in the city, and
annually celebrate with an outdoor pic
mic at the Daniel Fry's beautiful home,
"Bright View," honoring the birthday
of their mascot, Miss Priscilla Fry,
from whom the club derived its name.
Owing to the eastern trip of the
Fry s, the picnic will be postponed un'
til their return, probably being held
some time in July.
These have always proved thoroughly
enjoyable affairs to the club members
and also to their husbands and families,
vino have been especially honored with
invitations each year.
DR.. and Mrs. D. ]. Fry will leave
some time in June for Philadelphia,
where they will attend the graduating
exercises of their son, Dan, Jr., a,
the Philadelphia college of pharmacy.
He is a graduate of Salem high, the
University of Oregon, and on June Sth
finishes three-year course at the old
est college of pharmacy in the United
States, having been founded in 1921
Daniel Fry, ST., is graduate Of
the same school, being a member OF
the class of 1880.
On their return trip, Dr. and Mrs
Fry will stop at New York City, Sioux
City, Detroit, Indianapolis, with an ex
tended visit through the Yellowstone
national park.
Mrs. Henry Fawk, Miss Fawb
and Mrs. Lizette Walton will bt
hostesses at series of delightful ar
fairs the coming week.
On Tuesday they will entertain witt
bridge, and will give tea and Ken
. sington the latter part of the week.
) Invitations are out for reception
to be given by the seniors of the higl
school honoring the parents of mem
bers of that class, Monday evening
, June l, at the high school building.
: An interesting event Of next week i
|. the p. E. o. convention held in Port
land Thursday and Friday. The com
mittee in charge have prepared a goo,
program and planned several social af
, fairs. Chapter G., of Salem, will b
, represented by the president, Mrs. Be
linger, and Mrs. B. E. Bower and Mis-
! Grant.
5 An attractive luncheon was preside
over by Mrs. Charles F. Elgin, Friday
t then she was assisted by Mrs. Fran
e BowersOx.
An artistic arrangement of La Franc
roses was used in the dining room, tn
y same flowers centering the table. An
: erican Beauty with white Testout rose
I were combined in the living room deC
I. oratioDs.
c Covers were laid for: Mrs. F. J
i Erixon, Mrs. F. Thompson, Mrs.
Goodin, Mrs F. Bowersox, Miss Ma
q tie Beatty, Mrs. c. D. Purvine, Mr.
+ c. E. Reinhart, Mrs Paul Hauser, Mr.
: C. d. Babcock and Mrs. Frank War,
2 Tonight Miss Dorothy Birdsall an
3 Miss Jessie HolcomD will enterta
= members of their informal club, vii
. several additional guests, at the a
tractive home of the former. Decor
= tions will consist of La France al
q Cotchet roses,
4 Guests asked for the evening ar
:. Miss Isabel McGilchrist, Miss Margar
y Poisal, Miss Margaret Garrison, Mi