Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-13

! DIOWn. hrS, n. d. Bean was awarded
the consolation. Jars of stock from
the most delicate pinks to the deepe
shades were placed here and ther,
throughout the rooms. Miss Grac,
Bean assisted Mrs. Sutherland in sery
ing.
Society is impatiently awaiting thi
opening of the concert season which
will give Salem the very rare opportun
ity of hearing four most brillian
musicians. Nine. Johanna Gadski, wat
will open the musical season is the ac
knowledged queen of lyric AMI dramat
ic song; Emilio De Gogorza is the pos
SCISSOR of voice of beauty and rich
ness. He is probably one Of the few
artists who has the ability to create at
mosphere in all that he sings. OssiI
Gabrilowitsch has few equals and i,
among the various past masters of the
piano. Clara Gabrilowitsch mas q rich
contralt6 voice which affords the audi
ence with genuine pleasure. Miss Ma
gers has been zealously working tC
make these concerts a success, and on
our patronage of them, our credit as
music lovers in measure depends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rose were
charming hosts for the $500" club
which met at their home on Monday
evening The rooms were artistically
arranged in big fluffy, chrysanthemums
fragrant white roses and carnations
Card favors for the evening were cap,
tured by Mrs. o. c. Locke and DR.. r.
f. Lee Steiner. Assisting were Mrs
George Rodgers and Mrs. Charles Me.
Nary.
Mrs. E. o. Siecke proved most
gracious hostess on Monday evening
when she entertained the members of
the Bridge club at her home on North
Capital street. The high scores were
made by Mrs. Merlin Harding and +.
.G. Deckebach. Three tables were ar
ranged for the players after which
dancing was enjoyed. Jessie Miller as
sisted the hostess in serving. Mrs.
Fred Stewart poured. The color motif
of pink was delicately carried out in
the dining room, the table being cen
tered with beautiful carnations of the
same shade, intermingled with greens.
The club members present were: Mr..
and Mrs. William McGilchrist, Jr, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
G. Deckebach, Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin
Harding, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. O. Siecke,
Mrs. Fred Stewart, Mrs. Lovelace.
One of the most delightful affairs
of the week was the tea over which
Mrs. Armin Steiner presided honoring
Mrs. G. A. Shelbrede, of Roseburg. The
tea table at which Mrs. Milton Meyers
poured, was effectively centered with
bowl of vivid red geraniums and
ferns. The rooms were aglow with
scarlet SALIVA, and brilliantly tinted TO-
liage which gave q cheerful autumnal
touch throughout. Miss Rita Steiner,
Miss Enda Josse and Mrs. Louise JOsse,
Ir., assisted in the dining room. Calling
during the afternoon were: Mrs. r. Il.
Lee Steiner, Mrs. Sherman w. Thomp.
son, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs Charles
Fisher, Mrs. A. Moore, Mrs. Carey Mar
tin, Mrs. r. b. Houston, Mrs. John
Cougell, Mrs. William Landon, Mrs.
Ronald Glover, Mrs. w. II. Byars, Mrs.
G. j. Olmstead, Miss Hazel Olmstead,
Mrs Il. Boggs, Mrs, D. Kingsley, Mrs.
Paul Schmidt,
Mrs. John Dubuis, Mrs. f. f. Fisher,
Mrs Lloyd Wilson were hostesses We'd
nesday for n Silver Tea for the Y. w.
9. A. which was given at the home of
Mrs. Dubuis, $50 Il. street. The rooms
were adorned with pretty dahlias, with
yellow and white as the prevailing
color motif throughout, Pouring during
the afternoon at a table arranged in
the same effective yellow and white
dahlias were Mrs. A. Il. Huckestein,
and Mrs. w. S. Fargo. Assisting the
hostesses in the rooms were Miss Laura
Purvine, Miss Sara Rowland and Miss
Olga Mum. A delightful musical pro-
gram was arranged with solos by Miss
Louise Benson, Miss Marguerite Flow.
Lucille Barton. Miss Marion Emmons
gave q selection on the violin and Mrs.
Frank Frickey played several mum.
bers on the piano. The h0stesses for
this pretty affair were elatcd at their
success, as another room is well on its
way,
A most daintily appointed luncheon
was that given by Mrs. Carlton Smith
on Thursday, A bowl filled with gayly
hued flowers centered the table around
which covers were placed for Mrs, r.
y. Lee Steiner Mrs, l.. Il. Griffith,
Mrs, Milton Meyers, Mrs, Harry Oling-