Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-23

weeks, going down yesterday afternoon,
They will be the only attendants from
Salem at the marriage Of Miss Mary
Eakn and George Mclean, which takes
place Wednesday, February tenth.
Mrs. seba Case Wall is in Newport,
whore she win enjoy week s yaca.
ton. ~
One Of the most noteworthy events
in club circles for some time was the
large tea given by the Salem Woman g
club this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
M. o. Buren ON Court street, compli-
mentary to the teachers in the Salem
public schools and educational institu-
tions. The invtationa list included
over two hundred teachers, wives Of
the legislators and new state officials.
Beautiful decorations were perfected in
all the rooms, yellow motifing the din
ingroom and quantities of greopery be
ing used in the drowiug-room.
The. social committee of the club
was responsible for the idea and for
tho perfection Of all plans. Mrs VII.
liam G, Knighton is chairman q! this
committee, the other members being
Mrs r. c. Bishop, Mrs, G. G. Brown,
Mrs j. II, McNary, Mrs. William Me.
Gilchrist, Jr.; Mrs. Rollin X. Page and
Mrs Frank Spears.
Standing in the receiving line were
the present aud past presidents, Mrs.
| Y. A. Elliott, Mrs. Cusick, Mrs. Catlin,
Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Raymond, Mrs Kirk,
Mrs. Fleming, Miss Beatty and Mrs
Cartwright. The following various Of
ficals OF the organization also assist
ed In receiving, Mrs. Galloway, Mrs
IC. S, Hamilton, Mrs Clements, Mrs. W.
NJ, Hamilton, Mrs Wallace, Mrs. Wei
lcr Mrs. Dodd and Miss Hazard, Miss
Cospcr assisting through the rooms.
Mrs. Waters, Mrs, Case, Mrs, Palmer
and Mrs. Dodd altcmatcd in presiding
at the tea table, and they were assisted
in serving by Mrs Roberts, Mrs Clifford
Brown, Mrs, Liveslcy, Mrs. Sargent and
Mrs. Clay.
Delightful vocal selections were givor
throughout the afternoon by Mrs h. K
Lawson aud Miss Margaret Hodge, Mrs
Ira Morton playing their accompant
ment.
Tho rooms were thiouged throughout
the receiving hours undstho event was
most pleasing in every respect, and wa.
especially successful in promoting
larger acQuaintanceship among the old
or and new residents aud instructors
throughout the city
Mr. and Mrs. Asahcl Bush were hosts
Mt ehamingly appointed supper Of
ten covers, following the dancing party
given by the Ladies' Dancing club
Thursday evening A beautiful old
fashioned colonial piece, made un of
yellow roses, white hyacinths and vic
llcts conferred the table, lovely htil'
Ihnnd.painted cards designating place.
Cor the following; Mr. md Mrs w
Melvin plimptou, Miss Alinc, Thomp
son, Miss Marjorie Marvin, Miss Haze
/ Kennady. Mason Ebmun, Of Portland
Fritz Slnde ard Ralph Moorcs
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas a. livcelcN
and children expect to leave shortly fol
| California for s0vcral months so
ioum. They will probably havc earl,
Fin February, their plans us yet being
Indefinite
sss ~
I Mrs William r. Lord and Miss Eliz
Nhcth Lord returned homc the latter
part OF the week, after scvera
months soioum IN the East, following
their trip abroad. They nrc domicilct
IN their residence on Mission street
For tho benefit Of the scholarship
loan fund, and the effort under wa,
| by the members Of the Salem Womcn :
] club 10 SECURE n homo Of thcir own. ,