Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-07

Fisher who has been visiting Salem rel
atives the past week Mrs. Robert
Chauncey Bishop entertained Wednes-
day afternoon, asking fourteen of Mrs.
Fishers friends, who brought their
needlework and spent the time chatting
most enjoyably. Three tables for the
luncheon were used, each being deco
rated in separate color. The first was
a charming picture with yellow daffo-
dis, and the second and third were
beautiful with pink and red carnations
and the accompanying greenery in bas-
kets. Those asked were Mrs. T. W.
Spencer, Mrs. Ralph Watson, Mrs. Ada
Strong, Mrs. Frederick Thielsen, Mrs.
Tom Wilson, Mrs. c. L. Dick, Mrs. Will
Thielsen, Mrs. G. D. Gabrielson, Mrs.
T. B. Kay, Mrs, 7. c. Smith, Jr., Mrs.
G. P. Bishop, Mrs. Harry Clay, Mss
Cora Talkington and Miss Aline Thomp-
son.
Mrs. A. NJ Clough was summoned to
Portland Thursday by news of an in-
jury to her grandson, Arthur Malcolm
Bishop, two-year-old lad who fell
down stairs breaking his leg.
Mrs. Max o. Buren, and Mrs. Frank
G.. Myerss were joint hostesses at a
Kensington last Saturday afternoon at
the Buren home, when 23 ladies were
entertained. A guessing game was a
pleasant feature of the afternoon, an
old fashioned nosegay being the prize,
which was won by Miss Stoughton.
Mrs. Buren and Mrs, Myers were also
hostesses Thursday and Friday when
they entertained at auction bridge of
which further mention will be made.
The talent of the "Band from Am
sterdam," the musical comedy staged
by the Elks recently, was banquetted
by the lodge at the Hotel Marion Tues
day evening, in appreciation of their
splendid"work during the three nights
run the play enjoyed at the Grand,
Assembling at $3.50 around the festive
board some 60 members of the cast and
their hosts made merry with jokes,
speeches and gay repartee until $3.50
when an informal dance closed the
enjoyable evening. r, s. Bynon was
toast master and perpetrated numerous
"Dooleyisms during the evening
Charles B. Galloway and August Huck'
estein made the principal speeches OF
the evening on behalf of the Elks, and
Mrs. Carlton Smith when called upon
responded in a happy vein. Vocal solos
were given by Mrs, w. Carlton Smith
Miss Ada Miller, Miss Lilly, Mrs. Law
son, Albert Egan and George c. L
Snyder. The latter gave the song that
proved such hit at the Elks show
which set things going and practically
all of the musical numbers in the
"Band from Amsterdam" were thel
repeated.
Mrs. c. II. Fisher arrived in Salen
during the week from Eugene to joii
her husband, who has recently pur
chased an interest in the Capital Jour
nal.
| Mr. and Mrs. Carl r Williams (ne
Agnes Lesley stinson) have returned
from their tour of the Sound cities.
49,
Mrs. and Mrs. George Gray who hav
) spent some little time in Portland sine
, they sold their Labish bungalow hav
; decided to locate in Salem again, wher
Mrs. Gray (nee Claire Jones) is grea
, favOrte socially.
/. Memoirs of the Carnation EmbroiC
0 cry club gave their husbands banque
l Thursday evening at the Moose hal
4 The decorations were red and white ca
+ nations the Moose colors, as the clu
2 is composed largely of the wives {
] members of the Moose lodge. Thei
e were several toasts and the affa
!. proved most enjoyable. The followin
:. were guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mile
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Collins, Mr., an
Mrs Joseph Bach, Mr., and Mrs. Fran
y Baringer, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Da