Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-21

I'm PLANNING for autumn functions
matrons carefully avoided the com
ing week, selecting dates previou,
to or following the one In which
the nations Thanksgiving day oc
cured, consequently no bridges or tea,
are listed on the social calendar for the
coming seven days However, the weel
will not be a dull one, by any means
Tor almost every household will cele
brate the day in the usual festive man
ner, and big sisters or brothers away
at college, as well as numerous out.Of.
town friends, will be entertained as
guests in hospitable Salem homes.
interest begins to center around the
amateur production Of "Arizona." Re
hearsels for the play are now under
way, and the event is anticipated as
one OF the bright spots on the social
calendar for November 80 and Deeem.
ber first The performance will be civ.
en- in the Grand opera house, and nj.
ready society folk are planning box
and lodge parties for the affair. and il
Is expected that the theater will again
partaite OF something of its former at
mosphere of social brllianey, when SO.
cietY has been generously represented.
II has been a long time since local
talent has given an event Of like na.
ture, but whenever It has done 80 the
affairs have always been success.
and as the production of "Arizona, Is
to be under the professional direction
OF james Mott, who has specialized In
presenting this play, IL promises to be
as great an attraction as. any that has
ever been offered, and that the per.
formances will draw capacity houses is
a foregone conclhaiou,
2 ift%
~ CELEBRATING the eighth anniver.
sary OF the formation of the pris.
ella club, the members pave ON,
or the most delightful and beautifully
planned affairs Of tho season, Thursday
evening, at the handsome W. 8. Mott
home on North Commercial street. Tbi,
home, which is recognized as one of the
most attractive in the city, of the elias.
SIC lInie style, is admirably adapted for
entertaining, the rooms being spacious
and handsomely appointed. Mrs. Mott
although not a frequent entertainer. Is
particularly gracious hostess ON tbe
occasions when her home Is opened foI
social functions, and invitations IN any
atiair over which she presides invaT.
iaoiy meet an enthusiastic acceptance.
her homo was particularly attractive
Thursday night with the simple decora.
uve arrangement Splendid maripolds
ana chrysanthemums in yellow, the
clnb . eolou, gracefully arranged In
taii standards, lent their golden beauty
70 drawing and living,rooma, and bril-.
hant red gcraniums, mingled with not.
yea FERNS Of numerous variety, beauti
fled the dining.room.
Husbands Of the club members were
hidden TO this affair, and each member
was also aakod 10 send an invitation
TO TWO additionally. Small tables were
used for $500, two awards being
mad9. The guest favor was awarded Ia
Mfs. Alfred Lovelace and the "prie
ella prize" " handsome conner tray
Win Win engraving, "The Prscilas, 1906
iigly ~ was secured by Mrs. A. r.
Waln 's score.
Following cards the tables were elear.
cd and several substantial courses sory.
ed, Mrs. d. j. Fry, Mrs. A. l.. Brown.
Mrs' George Dunaford, Mrs. Frederick
sieualoff and Mrs G. NJ. Eppley assist
ing.
Those who participated IN this onioy.
able event were: Mr.. aud Mrs. Dnnicl
u Fry MF. and Mrs A. \. VAIN, Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Brown, Mr.. aud Mrs,
George DunsforJ Mr.. and Mrs j. n
Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. Franl, Myers. Mira
John Paul Jones', Mr.. and Mrs Frcd.
erick Stoualoff, Mr.. and Mrs. /, II. Van
Wrinkle, Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Eplcv. and
Mrs. Ida Babcoek, club membors
and their husbands, and tho fol-
lowing additional guests, Dr. aud
Mrs. X. y. Les Steiner, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Charles X, SpHulding, Judge and Mrs.
Thomas H. Ryan, Mr. and Mra George
q, Brown, Colonel and Mrs. y. Hofcr.
Mr. and Mrs w. A. Clement. Mr.. nnd
Mrs. w. II. nycrs, Mr.. aud Mrs, Ron.
AID Glover Mr. and Mrs II, &. Raker.
Mr. and Mrs. William NcGilchrist. lr.
Mr. and Mira r, E. Downinp. Mr. md
Mw. Frank Derby, Mr. and Mrs Homer
smith, Mrs. Loyeluro, Mrs. MYRTLE
lawrence and Mr.. and Mrs Roy Bur |
ton.
Mrs Hurry Cley's lovely homo was
nllcd TO cnpacity yesterday afternoon,
IN response to invitations for a bridge
tea which was one Of the smnrtept AZ
fairs on the calendar Of society for this
week. Five tables were arranged for
the devutccH of tho game, the lovly IA.
vor complimuting Mrs. r. n. Lee stein.
er. Mrs. M. A. Goff, Mrs. sherman
IhompHuu aud Miss Gertrude Jones as.
SISTED about the rooms and little Mil
drcd Rcbcrta, The duinticst Of figures
IN pink frock aud chick French how,
lct the gneste In, receiving the cards
N pretty basket long.handled aud
Maliuu darkcd. About 30 Additional