Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-27

friends Of the honor guests, others be-
ing asked in to meet them.
Mrs. h. Il. Lee Steiner and Mrs.
Henry w. Meyers were stationed at
the Tea table in the dining room hand
somely notified in pink Exquisite
Dresden candelbras, fluffy bows of
tulle, and candles in smaller rosebud
holders ornamented the table, a bevy
of pretty maids assisting in serving:
Miss Shelley, Miss Marjorie Kay, Miss
Barbara Steiner, and Miss Carolyn
Dick.
Asked to assist about the rooms
were; Mrs. II. Il. Waters, Mrs. George
G. Brown, Mrs. Frederick s. Stewart,
Mrs. Rollin X. Page, Mrs. Ada Strong,
Mrs. John II. McNary, Mrs. George Z.
Waters, Mids Margaret Cosper, and
Miss Rita Steiner.
Amid a most effective setting OF
Oregon grape and daffodills, Mrs.
George +. Waters entertained with a
delightful afternoon of bridge Thurs
day, eomplementing Mrs. Shelley Of
New York, and Mrs. s. A. Herring OF
Portland, two charming matrons who
passed part Of their girlhood in Salem
the latter being Mrs. Waters house
guest during the week.
Card honors fell to Mrs. Shelley and
Mrs. r. Il. Lee Steiner, Mrs. John
Blakoley, Miss Beth Ludlam Of Port.
land, and Miss Shelley being asked 10
assist.
The invitational list included Mrs
John II. McNary, Mrs. +. s. Stewart
Mrs. John Blakeley, Mrs. j. Il. Ludlam
Mrs. W. H. Boot, Mrs. Asahel Bush
Mrs. A. N. Bush, Mrs. S. Jessup, Mrs
W. c. Knighton, Mrs. Il. +. Waters
Mrs, II. E. Lee Steiner, Mrs. .. f
Moody, Miss StQughton, Mrs. j. II
Lauterman, Mrs Donald Mccarthy
Mrs. Milton Meyers, Mrs. George G
Brown, Mrs. William McGilchrist, Jr.
Mrs, Richard Cartwright, Miss Barbara
Steiner, Miss Shelley, Miss Ludlam
Miss Margaret Gray, Miss Althea
Moores.
Werner Broyman Brown, the young
est son Of Mr.. and Mrs. CliffuC
Brown, celebrated his first birthday
anniversary with charming littl,
party Tuesday afternoon, surrounded
by coterie of his very young friends
A pretty pink color effect was IL
evidence in both appointments, and tn,
dainty collation., the handsome candel
abra, displaying pink candles anC
shades, smaller tapers being place,
with favors and baskets filled will
confectins by each little guest Z
cover
The guests were; Mildred Roberts
Charles Kay Bishop. Tommy Liyesley
Asahol Bush, Fourth, and Chandle
Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Durbin open
. ed their homo Monday and Tuesda,
evenings, entertaining with severn
tables OF $500" on both occasions
The first gathering was of members o
their informal card club, additioua
guests making up seven tables for tn
games, Mrs. r. Il. Lee Steiner an,
Frank Meredith holding high scores.
Attractive patriotic decorations sur
rounded the players. Guests of tn
hub were: Mr., and Mrs. O. c. Locke
Mr., and Mrs Joseph Baumgartner, Nj
and Mrs, George y. Rodgers, and Nj
and Mrs. Homer Gouet, members be
ing; Dr. and Mrs. r. r. Lee Steiner
DR., and Mrs. Frank Griffith, Mr.. an,
Mrs Frank Meredith, Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin l.. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. W. II
Dancv, Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Brown
Mr.. Gud Mrs. George l., Roe, Dr. an,
Mrs. w.. Carlton Smith, Mr.. and Mr.,
, Oswald West, Mr. and Mrs. Milto
3 Meyers, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Nc
, Nary, and DR.. and Mrs, II. II. Olingel
p Tuesday evening, decorations rt
malnmg the same, guests sufficient !
numner to surround six tables, passc
} another delightful evening, Mr.
Z Carey y. Martin and Charles +. Elgi
scoring high.
, 1Nc assistants were Mrs. Curtis !
b Cross, Mrs. Elmer Luddcn, and Mr.
T w, Conncl Dyer.
e Fjr the pleasure of Mrs W. Al JonC
u and Miss inertia James, Mrs. n. Cool,
n Patton entertained very iniWmnll
Tuesday afternoon with three tables d
G bridge, Miss James securing the fuyo
u Mrs, Y, r, Wilson was asked to assis
9 Miss jUmos, who has been possin