Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06

found by Mrs. C. p. Bishop the thimble
by Mrs. t. B. Kay, with Mrs Ralph
Watson discovering the ring
! Invitations were issued to Mrs. VIM.
Brown, Mrs. r. p. Boise, Jr.; Mrs. c.
,,P. Bishop, Mrs. Wm. Burghardt, Jr.;
Mrs, Chauncey Bishop, Mrs. A. ~ Bush,
Mrs. NJ. o. Buren,, Mrs. Joe Baumgart-
qher Mrs. T. c. Smith, Jr.; Mrs. Lenta
Westcott, Mrs. Geo. W. Gray, Mrs.
John Roberts, Mrs. Frank Spears, Mrs.
S. G. Sargent, Mrs. Fred Stewart, Mrs
lH. B. ThelsOn, Mrs. c. l.. McNary,
Mrs. JohR McNary, Mrs. Frank Mere
filth, Mrs. w. II. Eldridge, Mrs. f.
lHofer, Mrs. Clifford brown, Mrs. f. E.
Waters, Mrs. II. G. Meyer, Mrs. Curtis
aCross, brrs. Russell Catlin, Mrs. S. W.
2Thompson, Mrs. Ralph Watson, Mrs.
Nv. c. Knighton, Mrs. Geo. Waters, Mrs.
Nv. NJ. Plimpton, Mrs. t. B. Kay, Mrs
IOswald West, Miss Cora Talkington,
Miss Ida Jones, Miss Florence Ne
tKinnie, Miss WiRifred Byrd.
Mrs. n. J. Bean was charming hos
itess Wednesday, entertaining her four
1table bridge club, Mrs. j. d. Sutherland
fassisting.
Guests beside club members were
/ Mrs. +. w. Spencer, Mrs. C. p. Bishop,
aAIrs. Ralph Watson and Mrs. S. c.
Dyer. Mrs. John II. Albert won the
'kard hOnors.
La France and Caroline Testout
lroses, combined with asparagus, maiden
hair and wood ferns, banked the fire
iplace in the living room, and arranged
II in baskets and iardinieres, lent their
fragrance to this and the other card
land serving rooms.
\ Mrs. w. C. KnightOn, who is spend
fng the weekend in Portland, was en-
tertained at a large affair yesterday
,afterbOon given by Mrs. Frederick A.
Mitchey.
Marking an epoch in the history of
the local Y. w. G. A. was the open
Shouse reception on Tuesday afternoon
,and evening at their rooms on North
Liberty street, celebrating the formal
'transferral of the rooms, fully equipped
,and fully financed, from the manage
ment of the Salem Woman's club to
Ahe members of the association.
[ Hundreds of interested visitors call
ied during the receiving hours, and
Hvere extended a cordial welcome by
fhe members of the association s board
iof directors.
For their pleasure an attractive pro-
gram was given by popular entertain
jers. During the afternoon Mrs. Frank
FFrickey and Miss Joy Turner rendered
IA piano duet, and Miss Turner also play
bed piano accompaniment to two of her
Ypupils, Miss Letha Driscoll and Miss
Marion Emmons, who delighted with
violin numbers. Mrs. Julia Bross Pin
lnell and Mrs. BrOss were heard in a
vocal duet.
An evening program was furnished
Aby Miss Grace Smith, vocalist; Miss
Hone Fisher, reader; Mrs. T. II. Gallo
fway, vocalist; Mrs. Frank Frickey
kpianiste; Miss Gertrude Irwin and Miss
kF'lora Cone, pianists in duet; Miss Mel
1lie Schwab, vocalist. Miss Irwin also
appeared in a piano solo.
Miss Grace Smith, Miss Marie
lSchwab, Miss lone Fisher and Miss Car
'rie Nerod served during the evening
with Miss Gene Bell and Miss Althea
Moores dispensing refreshments during
the afternoon.
The rest ROOM has been open to the
public since last September, and dur
sing that time 5,402 visitors nave called
= 1t has been especially appreciated
by out-oftOwn people, and has alsC
proved a great convenience to down
town shoppers, as well as to working
girls and women, the MONDAY lunche!
; being literally patronized, an averag,
of 30 persons being served each day.
The rooms have been under the eff