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

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bers, Mrs. Oswald West and Mrs. W.
Melvin Plimpton. Mrs. Asane Bush Sc.
cured the pretty card favor.
Mrs. Frank FHckey was PUtland
visitor this week, the guest OF Profcs-
sor 2nd Mrs, William Wallace Graham,
lat yheh palatal home on the corner OF
Maple and holly avenue. She contrib
uted several musica numbers to the
enjoyment Of social evening provided
by the Granams to their friends dur
ing her visit, Her numbers were the
List Etude Wadescrauschen, tone.
poem; Galdoicra, also by lIszt; the
Lorelci, by Seeling; Rustling Of Spring,
hy sinding Last Hope, Gottschalk,
and various operate selections. All
present expressed the keeucst delight in
her solos, which were played from mem
ory, and interpreted with poetic feeling
and mustcrful techuic.
Mr. and Mrs, William Moody, of
Shanko, returned to their home early
in the week, after brief stay with
Mr. Moody IS parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
~ +, Moody
Mrs Elmer Holden returned to her
home in Washington Wednesday, after
being the guests OF friends aud rea.
tiycs here.
Mr.. and Mrs j. G.. McCorkle, Of Tur.
ner are the guests Of their daughters,
Mrs. George Riches aud Mrs, John
Brophy.
A delightful innovation to its Gus.
tWary strictly social sessions was the
literary nature of the meeting of the
Tuesday afternoon club, one Of the old.
err social clubs, which was entertained
by Mrs, w. II. Eldrdgc and Mrs. John
D, sutherland, at the Werner Breyman
hom', Thursday afternoon, this date
having been decided upon for session
this season, although the club will re-
tain its original name. Each member
came in cUtwme representing books of
various periods and authors, and the
literary idea was further suggested in
numerous original WAYS. Many Of the
gowns worn were Of particular beauty
and interest some with histories aud
some gracing social gatherings Of for.
mor days. Decorations in each Of the
entertaining rooms reminded guests of
the nearby Nuetidc, Christmas green's
being in evidence throughout. Crimson
Richmond roses, with clusters Of frag.
rant violots, bcautified the dining.
room; violethued globes shading the
candles and electroicres. Vmmg ivy
and graceful palms made u most at.
tractivc background for the guests IN
the drawing room,
This club, which has a membership
Of ~, win be entertained by Mrs. A. \.
Bush in January
Mr. and Mrs, Frank l.. putvme had
ms their guests yesterday and today
Henry White, Of the Willamette Dahia
company aud Edward Gll, Of Gill
Brothers, Of Portland, who were here
in the interest Of the dahlia snow at
The state fair Mrs. puWinc is a dahlia
enthusiast and has received many com.
pliments, both from lovers Of beautiful
flowers aud professional florists upon
her gardens,
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Houston and Mr.
aud Mrs. d. G. Mmto went TO Port
land early In the week 10 remain over
the weekend the guests OF friends.
Miss Myrtn Jumcs, who is the house
guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas r.
Wilson, was complimcnted guest nt
an informal afternoon affair, over
which Mrs Wilson presided Tuesday
Mrs. s. Jones entertaining Il few
friends In her honor the previous day.
An informal Bridge was Mrs. Florence
lrvinc's contribution Friday AFTERNOON
of last week, and several other affairs
urc being planned for her pleasure Ia.
ter
Mrs. Charles MoNnry was hostess fol
her Bridge club Thursday afternoon.
4 militant affair of uid.nccombor Is
thc reception for which Mis- Charles
rilton karm will hc hostess TO intro
duce her duughtoriuluw, Mrs. Walker
Willis lLouisc Roberts, aud Mrs. phiip
schuyler Komm AT, Mario Roberts,