Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-10
G. ociaL Personal
BY M0LLIE RUNO0Rg
BY MoLLIg RUEooRg

bowls and vases of red roses and rec
peonies were displayed in the rooms ant
added to the color scheme. Late il
the afternoon dainty refreshments wa
served by the hostess, assisted by Mes
danes Neihardt, Matlock and st. Helen
About 20 members were present, Mrs
j. II. Farrar and Maybelle Smith being
asked as additional guests.
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Mrs. A. NJ. Clough and Mrs. Monah
Bryant entertained the Elete Embroid-
cry club at the Clough home, 1929
Broadway, Wednesday afternoon. The
home was profusedly decorated with
clusters Of Scotch broom and bouquets
of roses. Mrs. Clough was assisted in
serving by her daughters, Mrs. Monah
Bryant and Mrs: Alice Pugh.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Ii. Savage left this
morning for Salem, where Mr.. Savage
goes to look after matters of business,
while Mrs. Savage viii visit friends in
the capital city. The Corvalisites
came here from Salem, where they are
well knOwn.-Corvallis Times, of Sat
urday.
y 2
Mrs Thomas F. Ryan and aer young.
est son, Donald left Saturday for New.
port, to pass a fortnight at the Ryan
cottage. Judge Ryan accompanied them
and will go over to be with them for
each weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. White and their
daughter, Miss Blanche White, left Sun
day evening for several weeks stay
at the two expostions. They will also
visit relatives in Los Angeles, expecting
to bo absent the remainder of the
month. Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. White and
their sons, Lowell and 0tho, plan to
motcC to the exposition in July.
S. A. Manning left Saturday evening
for San Francisco, where he will pass
about 10 days or a fortnight A re.
union Of the Manning family will take
place in the exposition city, f. +. Man
ming coming from San jose, Cal; Colo,
mel f. G. Manning from Winfield, Kan.
sas, and Henry Manning from Minneap-
oils, MINI. Most of Mr.. Manning IS
brothers have visited Salem at differ
ent times, and it is probable that they
will return to their homes this way.
Mr. Manning and his eldest brother, |
Co'onel Manning, have not met for
nearly 30 years.
Mrs. Mary Hofer passed the week.
end witn friends in Corvallis.
Mrs. Susan Boss and grandchildren,
Kenneth aud Cleo Soely, are passing a
few days in Woodburn.
Miss Winifred Byrd leaves tomorrow
night for San Francisco for two
weeks stay. Miss Byrd will be joined
by eastern friends in the exposition |
'ity, and is going down at this time ex.
prcssly for the series of concerts to be
given by the Boston Symphony Orches.
ira, which she was privileged to hear
frequently during her musical study in
the east.
The following item from the Pendle.
on Tribune of recent date is of mucn .
interest:
The engagement Of popular and |
we'll known young people was announc. /
ID in a pretty manner at a sewing par. /
y given Thursday evening at the resi-. .
ience of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe II. Parkcs,
when the bethrothal of their daughter,
Miss Effic Parkcs, aud Ross f.. Winner,
was made known on the arrival of the
guests Miss Shirley Horn, the little
-hrce-year'old niece of the hride-clect,
napkins to be hcmmed in
which were folded the announcements.
A buffet luncheon was served, with
Mrs. Elizabeth Parkes, greatgrand.
mother of little Miss Horn, presiding
at the coffee urn. Mr.. Winner is n Sn
lem boy, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r.
Winner of this city, but is now engaged
in the iewelry and optical business in
Pendlcton. He has Just completed
beautiful little bungalow, which he and
his bride will soon occupy,
Miss Virginia Mary Mann, art in.
stiuctor in the public schools, passed
the weekend with Portland friends.
Mrs. j. w. LaBare. Mrs. A. H. Bar.