Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-21

were Mrs. Fred S. Stewart and Mrs.
T. c. Smith, Jr. Four tables were
played. Dainty refreshments we've
served.
April 9TH is the date selected by the
Cherrians for their Society Circus, and
coming after a long season of quiet in
social circles it promises to be one Of
the big affairs of the year. Interest is
especially centering around the Yama
Yama girls, who will appear under the
direction of Mrs. w. Carleton Smith.
The Cherrians are also laying plans for
active participation in the Rose Carni.
val in Portland and few bold spirits
are agitating the Inauguration of Il
Cherry Blossom festival, such as is
annually observed in Japan when the
trees are in full flower.
Ending the membership contest that
has been going on for the past two
months between the "Reds" and the
"Greens' of the Artisans lodge, the
losing side, the "Greens" led by Mrs
J. M. Godfrey, banquetted the "Reds y
in royal style at a meeting held by
the lodge Wednesday evening. Nearly
$50 guests were present to enjoy the
festivities.
Mrs. j. A. Bernardo celebrated he,
birthday March 14th at her home OF
South High street, by entertaining
number Of her women friends. Thl
house was beautifully decorated il
ferns, green flags and draperies il
honor of st. Patrick's day, Mrs. Bern
ardi was the recipient Of many beauti
full and useful presents, among whicl
was a beautiful cut glass dish from TIL
Elite Embroidery Club and five pas
senger automobile from her husband
Mr.. j. A. Bernardo. Her son Fred en-
tertained the guests by giving them
ride in the new car which all enjoyed
Mrs. Bernardo was ably assisted in serv
ing refreshments by Mrs Mary Roger
, and Miss Rosalia Bach. Each CUES
was presented with a souvenir flai
, Those present were Mrs. w. W. Hill
Mrs. P. L. Frazier, Mrs. Eldridg
| Ryder, Mrs. A. M. Clough, Mrs. c. {
D Given, Mrs. Fred Barker, Mrs. Ere
e Prince, Mrs Nellie Knox, Mrs. Ra
Clark, Mrs. N. F. Stewart, Mrs. Harle
Pugh, Mrs. Claud Lucas, Mrs. o. {
$ Schellberg Mrs, Fl. st. Helen, Mr.
/. Mary Rogers, Mrs. Fred Hill, Mr.
i. Claud Hill and Miss Rosalia Bac'
2 The afternoon was spent in playing sc
:, and music on the Phonograph. TT
h Goth of March being Mrs Harle
d Pugh s Birthday, The ladies presentf
/. her with hand painted plates. tt
). guests departed wishing both ladi
!. many more happy birthdays
;
5, The Freshman class 1917, of Willar
It cite University, was entertained la
'e Friday evening by Laban Sleeves
It the home of his parents, Mayor al
s Mrs. B. L. Sleeves. japanese lanter
.e and shamrocks were among the uniq
IL decorations used. Games and son
Ie filled the evening pleasantly. Refres
e ments were served.
d, The members of the Cherry CT
y Thimble club met with Mrs. Marsh
le Thursday afternoon and the time W
10 passed pleasantly in sewing and chi
$. ting. Dainty refreshments were serv
by the hostess assisted by her moth
n. Mrs. Moore.
=,
The Djenfiem club met at the hol
ID Of Mrs. A. l.. Schmalle on North Wint
is street on Saturday afternoon. Need
m work and conversation were enjoy
ib and delicious two course lunche
= was served. The members and que
= were; Mrs. A. N. Moores, Mrs, W.
= Smith, Mrs, Miller, Mrs. Long, NJ
= U. $. Dotson, Mrs p, j. Kuntz, M
= Charles II. Jones, Mrs. Earl Kilpatri
+ Mrs. B. j. Jones, Miss Regina Lo
= Miss Bertha Edwards, Miss Elva Smi
= Mrs. j. A. Churchill, Mrs. Il. f. Carlt
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