Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20

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TNOGETHER swinging into the won't
ed gayeties of the winter, society
= is more than little busy just
now paying its deyoirs to Thanksgiving
and preparing for the usual Thanks
giving dinner. The holidays are almost
here and the sewing bee is by far the
most popular diversion.
Wednesday night is the important
date on societies list of engagements
for next week at this is the date for the
annual Cherrian ball given in the arm
ory.
There have been numerous delightful
parties this week, the largest and most
attractive being Mrs. Henry Meyers
Bridge on Friday evening, honoring the
William Knightons, Mrs. Fred Stew
arts luncheon on Wednesday and Mrs.
i. o. Sieke's Auction Bridge this af-
tern0on.
Mrs. Henry Meyers was hostess Fri
day evening for an attractive Bridge
in honor Of Mrs. William Knighton. A
profusion Of rich copper colored chrys-
anthemums, graceful pampas- grass, and
bamboo formed lovely setting for the
six tables. Card honors were awarded
to Miss Cosper and Mr. Page. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Knighton,
Mr.. and Mrs Cnauncey Bishop, Mr.. and
Mrs. Asahel Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
McNary, DR.. and Mrs. Harry Clay, Mr..
and Mrs. Ruben Boise Mr.. and Mrs.
John McNary, DR.. and Mrs. r. II. Lee
Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts, Mr..
and Mrs. Rollin X. Page, Mrs. h. Il.
Waters, and Miss Margaret Cosper.
Mrs. Meyers was assisted by Mrs.
Charles McNary, Mrs. John McNary
and Miss Margaret Cosper.
One of the most attractive affairs OF
the week was tho luncheon over which
Mrs. Fred Stewart presided as a fare
well attention to Mrs. William Knight
on. The board which was effectively
arranged for eight, was harmony Of
yellows with a center of golden button
cnrysanthemums.
Mrs. Il. O. Seicke was a charming
hostess this afternoon for nine tables
of Auction Bridge. Jardiniers and bas-
kets filled with masses of rich yellow
button chrysanthemums here and there
formed the attractive decorations. Mrs.
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