Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-06

E d of rs male voices, comes to the arm
husband, recently appointed inspector
of income tax, left Friday to take up
their residence IN Portland, has been
complimentcd with number OF attrac-
tive affairs this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. Cooke Patton, lifelong friends, were
the first TO entertain in their honor,
giving a dinner Sunday evening. Mon
day afternoon Mrs. Ralph Watson pre-
sidel over a charming bridge in honor
of Mrs. Wilson, the invitatiCnal list in.
cluding intimate, longtime friends OF
the honor guest. Four tables were ar.
ranged for the players, Mrs, w. II.
Danny scoring hign. A most pleasing
incident Of this affair was the presen-
tation Of lovely gift to Mrs. Wilson
by the following, who were guests;
Mrs r. +. Lee Steiner, Mrs Frank l..
Griffith, Mrs. Milton Meyers, Mrs, II.
H. Olnger, Mrs. George G. Brown, Mrs.
Il. Cooke Patton, Mrs. John Caughell,
Mrs. W. II, Daney, Mrs, Oliver g
Locke, Mrs. Edwin l.. Baker, Mrs
Florence Irwin, Mrs, b. X, Lawson,
Miss inertia James, Mrs. Charles Ramp,
Mrs. W. Al Jones and Mrs. Frank W.
DuTbin.
Tuesday night Mrs George c. Brown
presided over an attractive eightcoyer
dinner for the pleasure of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson.
fIonors at charming bridge given
Thursday evening by Mrs. o. G. Locke
and Mrs Edwin l.. Eakef, at the at.
tractiye new home u' the former, were
shared with Mrs. Wilson by Mrs w, Al
Jones, Of Joseph, the affair being plan
ned as a farewell attention to each,
who were departing from Salem Oh
contiguous days Mrs, Ralph Watson
and Mrs. W. ii, Dancy were assistants
/ the former securing the card trophy
Decorations were most effectively ear
ried ct in yellow tulips, jonquills wita
greenery being used. Guests were Wf'
| icieut in number to make up five
tables.
The comic opera, "lligh Jinks,
which was the attraction at the Grand
opera house Monday nigGt, was the
inspiration for number of after thea.
ter parties, Mr.. aud Mrs. William Me.
Gilehrst, Jr., being among those to
entertain in this way Their guests
were, Mr. aud Mrs Homer Goulct
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Myers, Mr.. aud
MIS- David Eyre, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcr
lin Harding, aud Mr., and Mrs, Dayi,
Yantis,
Mr. aud Mrs, George r. Slocum, o
: 81. Paul. Mimi, are house guests o
} Mr. and Mrs Frank A. Turner, ON Cap
, itol atrcet They viii remain for sew
/ oral days yet going from here to SaI
Francisco, Cal, to take in the Panama
Z Pacific exposition. Mr.. and Mrs SID
c cum passed some time in Salem fou
j. years ago, aud are remembered by
@ largo number,
I, M and Mrs. Arthur W. Fish ai
g being welcomed upon their return iroI
g southern California, where they ha,
n been passing the greater part Of Il
IL winter Mrs. Fisn ~ prominent men
y her OF the Salem Womun y club an
a. Us foremost contributor to their pr
grams,
ID Mrs, j. n. Sutherland entertain,
with beautifully appointed dinner
y ten covers Thursday evening, using
" pretty color scheme Of yellow N
'e green, pelicatcly tiuted pink mll
u combined effectively with yellow 10
rs quilts aud rcOthcry groencry the gre
Is tapcrs being shaded with yellow,
0t
ny Mach interest has already been maj
~ tested In the remaining events to
D given under the auspices OF the Sal,
= Woman = club The largcat and m,
'd important OF these will, of course,
the musical undor the direction ct Nj
Mimottn Mayors, which will take pW
carly IN April The next meeting
or note will be Saturday, March p, wb
- Professor llomor win give an ilu
:. tratcd lecture. This date was origin
n ~ chosen gs that ON wuirh the mul,J
IN was 80 have been given but was hul
N ed to he the date ct the lecture /
q lcvcrM reasons, The musicale will
m dS heretofore, the largest and most q,
N pcanus event o. the club YEAR
N cudmg In IT'S guest list q large uumt
N Of S1lcm folk outside ot rlub mcmar
Y Elaborate plans are mdcr VaN :