Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-29

A H ISIS Edith and Miss Ruth Fugate
|W were joint hostesscs for their
IVA Embroidery club Monday, enter
tanning in honor of their guests, Misses
Edith and Beulah Jennings, OF Daven
port, Nebraska, who left the day fol-
lowing for points in California,
The afternoon was spent with needle
work and music, after which refresh ,
ments were served by the hostesses, /
assisted by Mrs. w. II, Peterson.
The guests were: Eva Fisher, Mar
garet Fisher, Lou Jane Hatca, Elsie
and Eta White, Halle, Nettie and
LeVerne Gibson, Helen Ingrey, Lillian
Bogart, Edna Anderson, Edith and
Beula Jennings, Mrs. w. II. Peterson,
and Ethel rrindle.
Miss Louella Patton presided at an
attractively appointed dinner, Tuesday
evening honoring Miss dcien Jordan of
Seattle, who has been the guest of Mrs.
Henry w. Meyers Decorating the
table were pink astors and greenery
around which were seated beside the
honor guest Mr. and Mrs. Cooke f.
Patton. Miss .dargaret Frey, guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. Moody, and Miss
Jeanette Meredith, their places being
marked by unique hand-tinted cards.
Dean Curtis returned this morning
from a month S vacation in the rrSun,
tains at Breitenbush, Lyons and Mills
City, Mrs. l.. G.. Curtis, Dean Curtis
and Margaret Koontz will spend the
weekend at the Curtis ranch at Talbot.
Tuesday Miss Irene Curtis and her
grandmother, Mrs, Ada Gibler will leave
for the Curtis ranch for fortnight S
visit.
~ JOINING as a delightful announce
ment to music lovers of the state
- is that Mrs Halle Parrish Hinges
has been secured to sing at the Stat,
Fair this year. Mrs. Hinges who is
widely known and appreciated as ;
singer has proved feature on previous
State Fair programs, and that her worl
will be unusually pleasing this year il
assured by the selection of number
which she has chosen consisting almos
entirely of old-time songs, intersperse,
with a number Of classical and newe
compositions sufficient to add a desire
variety.
Mrs. Hinges has also been asked t
sing at Eugene at the annual Ian
county fair, but it is not certain tina
she will accept the invitation.
Mr. anil Mrs. William MeGichris
, Sr., presided at a charmingly appointe
, dinner at,their home last night in con
, plimept to Mr.. and Mrs James Nj
, Gilchrist, whose marriage was receI
, event in New York City.
Soft tinted lavender and white asto
ornamented the center of the table an
: the fourteen guests who numbered mer
! bers of the McGilchrist families fom
their places by cards suggesting Il
= " nuptial event, the bride and groom
:, places being designated by tiny dol
e garbed in the regulation bridal pal
= phernalia. Variegated gladeolias we
used with greenery in the living roc
J. decorations.
4, Later iii the evening Mr.. and Nj
y Merlin Harding joined the guests,
!, enjoying a mock wedding ceremony a
. dancing various old-time Scotte
=, dances.
!" Clifford Dudley Barker, popular
:, the younger social set of Roseburg, /
~ ~ returned to his home after three wee
~ ~ spent in Salem as the guest Of Euge
- Houston and the l.. U. Josses.
~ Friends of Miss Frances Gleason a
ne Miss Edna Kostenborder planned
he pleasant surprise in honor of th
birthdays Wednesday evening at I
home Of Mrs. Minnie Rouse ON
;e Silverton road Guests were enterta
IS IS ed on the lawn, which was lighted w
rn japanese lanterns and where seats a
IN cosy hooks We're arranged for th
10 comfort. Refreshments were served
Of Misses Mary and Georgia Rouse. Tn
20 present were: Misses Ruth Weidm
cd Annie Ellison, Lillian Mcbride, An
20 Gleason, Frances Gleason, Viv
re- Young, Vida Young, Edna Kostemt
or der, Mabel Rickett, Verneta Rick
of Lillian starr, and Nessers Ray Cool
I'd Roy Ellison, Chester Starr, Ov
Starr, Arlie Straw, Lonzo Patel
,te Rookie Broncushio, Walter Synder, p
en- Walker, philo Stuart, Donald BradfC
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