Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19

also ATTACHED 10 lne dEcnWdysJ sepdI
ating the various rooms. Greenery
banked the fireplace, filled available
places and completely concealed the
base Of the gayly lighted Christmas
tree in the library, which was open
later IN the afternoon, wnen the honor
guests was ushered in, finding her at
tractively-t miscellaneous gifts
arranged about the tee A pleasant
session oyer the tea cups followed,
Mrs. James e. Godfrey, of Portland;
Mrs. Elizabeth Read, Mrs. c. p. Bishop
and Mrs. d. W. Matthews presiding
at the samivars. Tae circles colors
were cleverly displayed, po.ted plants
with blossoms of blue, yellow and red.
with their foliage forming the center
piece.
The hostesses were assisted by Mrs.
Paul Hauser, Mrs. G. II. Burnett and
Miss Hazel Bishop. Forty-five guests
were present, the following contribut'
ing gifts:
Mrs. William V. johnson, Mrs. Eli
son, Mrs. Andrew l.. Johnson, Mrs.
James Il. Godfrey, Mrs. Elizabeth
Read; Mrs. Milton l.. Myers, Mrs. Ida
l.. Niles, Mrs. David W. Matthews,
Mrs. Henry b. Thielson, Miss Thicl-
sou, Miss Moeller, Mrs. }. A. Bernardo,
Mrs. W. W. Moore, Mrs f. W. Cook,
Mrs. +, f. Shafer, Mis-. Paul II. Hauser,
Mrs. Minnie McCauley, Mrs. David A.
Wright, Mrs. w. A Rutherford, Mrs.
Charles p. bishop, Mrs, Robert Chaun-
cey Bishop, Miss Bishop, Mrs. l.. G.
Cavanaugh, Mrs. Waiter NJ. Smith, Mrs.
Charles Eigin, Mrs. Il. Vass, Mrs. John
|. Savage, Mrs. N. W, Clark, Mrs Jane
A, (hadwick, Miss Chadwick, Mrs
James r. Chinook, Mrs. W. Carlton
Smith, Mrs. A. Il. Dinsmore, MISS Editl
l.. Bellinger, Mrs. Ida NJ. Babcock, Mrs
Frank j. Miller, Mrs. Belle Niles
Brown, Mrs. o. p. Hoff, Mrs. George
II. Barnett, Mrs. Jennie NJ. Thomas
Miss Thomas, Mrs. NJ. A. Bellinger
Mrs. II. Nj. Brunk, Miss Gussic Niles
Mrs. l.. X. Page and Miss Page
Tho engagement Of Miss Carmel Sui
Ivan, Of Portland, announced Wednes
day is Of much interest here, where she
has many friends among music lovers
having appeared here several times il
foremost musical events her last ap
pearance being at Miss Shelton 5 recita
in June.
The following description of the an
nouncement party appeared in the Sc
cial columns Of Thursdays Oregonian;
" Complimenting Mrs. Thomas Con
Ion, formerly Of Seattle, who has com,
to make her home in this city, Mis-
! Carmel Sullivan was hostess for
, bridge tea yesterday afternoon, at tn,
same time Announcing her engagement
to Robert j. Power promoter Of Bos
: ton, Mass.
"The bride.elect is very cleye
, girl having the distinction Of being on
! Of the few harpists on the coast Sh
studied ut st. Mary 's convent in thi
I city and later under Professor Klein
, Of Leipzig. Fo' the past two years sh
Q has been appearing in concert tOu
I Of the northwest aud has won man.
laurcs in musical circles. She is
daughter Of Mrs, Florence Sullivan, sis
ter OF f. A. Sullivan and r. A. Sullivan
q an attorney Of this city, formerly as
[ sistant city attorney
I Mr., Power is the son Of Pat Powel
wcll-6nOwn capitalist 0t the Hub city
nephew OF M. u. McGlath, promnen
, wheat merchant of New York city an
= at present purchasing agent Of the SUI
y plies for the allies in the Europea
!. war Mr.. Power is a graduate Of th
Holy Cross seminary and of lIaryar,
|, class Of 'O0, and member OF the ~
Delta Phi,
"'rhe wedding will be an event d
y this winter as the bridegroom.tdbe
," temporarily located in this city o
7 business
- "The bridge party was a charmm
= affair, ~ guests being asked for Ii
~ games, Mrs, Conlon was popular in III
" social set in Seattle aud before h,
= marriage was Miss Considine.'
J, Miss Hazel Kennedy lett today Z,
n her home In Vancouver, WASH, ar
"a will remain until after the holidays,
10 Mrs. William Z. Bahcock complimcu
~ ed soN erOl Of the instructors Of the hi
At coin scnool with picttily planned di
h ner Tuesday evening, entertaining {
10 her laughter, Miss Amelia, who is
u. pupil at that place, Christmas nov,
~ ties and grconery, used in dccorotin
lent a beautiful touch to the handson
le ly appointed rooms. The same cole
r. were noted on the table, the cent,
ct piece, especially attractive, being
I'd large rcccpticlc filled with Oregon
W choicest fruits. Guests circiing {
& boarl were Miss Emma Kramer, NJ
as Ermine Bushnell, Miss Flora shaw n
". Miss Aiken.
he
ne MIS-. 4. A. Moore ask,d In uuml