Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-31

Oliver, Miss Lillian Slater, Miss Helen
Wood, Miss Josephine and Miss LentN
Baumgartner,
Mrs. Clarence $. Hamilton entertain.
ed a group of young folks Tuesday
with u prcttily appointed luncheon and
informal afternoon for her interesting
sons, Ralph and Arthur, in celebration
OF their birthdays, the formers occur.
ring on that date aud the latter's a
few days earlier. Superstitious emblems
pertaining to Halloween decked the
table and appeared in available places
about the rooms,
Those who participated in this hap.
py event were; Maxine and Rosalie
Buren, Helen Corey, Josephine and
Leuta Baumgartner, Florence Young,
Opal White, Lowell White, Julian Bur.
roughs, Berton McElroy, Robert Corey,
Clarence Hamilton, jr,
Celebrating the sixth anniversary of
their marriage, Mr.. and Mrs, Ronald
G. Glover entertained with u beautiful
ly appointed dinner Wednesday night al
the W. II. Byars home on North CONNER
cial street, a coincidence Of the oc'
casion was the celebration Of birth
days Of two Of the guests, Mrs. F. W
Steusloff and Ralph Glover, on the
same date, the latter being brother
of the host and also best man nt the
ByarsGlover nuptiuls. Fourteen places
circled the table, centcring which were
golden nasturtiums arranged In pump
kin bowl Shaded yellow candles east
a subdued glow, and miniature candles
were found at each place, which wcr,
designated by attractive cards and ia
vors suggestive Of Hallowc cn. Fiv,
Hundred filled the remainder Of The
evening.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. +
W. Stcusloff, Mr.. and Mrs, d. j. Fry
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Glover and thei
daughter Maxine, Mrs, Ida Babcock
Mrs. $. W. Thompson, Mr.. nnd Mrs
w. II. Byers, Miss Alino Thompson,
The lovely home Of Mrs. Milton Mey
ers on Court street was the scene o
two afternoons Of Bridge this week
given ON Tuesday and Wednesday. IN
bles were arranged in the living room
library and dining room, the latter dis
playing particularly attractive yellow
color motif Lovely Pampon chrysan
thcmums and baskets Of coppery mari
Colds were used here, white and ros
colored cosmos forming admirable flor
al decking for the living room, whicl
was further ornamented with Virgini
creeper and colorful autumn leave,
Autumn leaves festo0ned the mantle Il
the library, where the blossoms usc
were crimson stocks. Decorations rc
maincd the same for both days. o.
Tuesday card fnvors complimcntcd Mr.
Thomas Liyeslcy Mrs, Charles l.. DicI
and Mrs T. c. Smith. The assistant,
the same for both afternoons, with III
exception Of Mrs Ben w. Olcott wh
presided In place Of Mrs, Henry W
Meyers on Wednesday, were Mrs. X. !
Lee Steiner, Mrs. Henry W. Meyers
Miss Gertrude Meyer, Miss Rita Stcir
er. Miss Barbara Steiner, Miss Gertrud
Cunningham. Winners Of card honor
on the second afternoon were Mrs W
carlton Nmltni Mlh 'hhIleh !" MN4Null
Mrs. w. II, Lytlc.
Miss Veil Barker Of Roscburg, hou'
guest Of her sister Mrs Louis loss
was the inspiration for the attracti,
card party given by Mrs. Armin
Steiner Saturday afternoon, whc
younger matrons and maids we're bil
den for nine tables Of $500. " Fir
and second prizes were awafled
Miss Nancy Sltuife and Airs Louis 10
se, ir., the consolation falling TO MI
Lucille Belle. Assistants for the Of
; ernoon were Mrs. X. y. Lee Steiner ~
Mrs. Milton Meyers. The seasons G,
orful foliage combined with the el
blems Of Hallowe zen made an effecti'
setting for the players, who were m