Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-23

Millard, Mrs H. E. VOORHEES,, Mrs. A. E.
Hunt, F. c. DeLong, Mrs. [. H. Mills
Mrs. l. o. Van Winkle, Mrs. A. A.
Lee
The members of the Thursday After
noon club gathered at the home of Mrs.
George Rodgers this week according to
the custom of the club for a l O'Clock
luncheon, followed by an informal Ken
sington. The house was attraetively
decorated with zinnias and delicately
shaded pink roses. The club members
are: Mrs. H. H. Olinger, Mrs. Frank
Durbin, Mrs. L. F. Griffiths, Mrs. R. E.
Lee Steiner, Mrs. Milton Meyers, Mrs.
George Brown, Mrs. Edwin Baker, Mrs.
.R. P. Boise, Mrs. W. H. Daney, Mrs.
Oliver Locke, Mrs. Joseph Baumgart-
ner, Mrs. C. L. McNary, Mrs. Carlton
Smith, Mrs. George Rose, Mrs. George
Rogers. Mrs. Frank Meredith, the
house guest of Mrs. L. F. Griffiths, was
an honor guest of the afternoon.
A number of society women in Sa-
lem are planning a unique bazaar for
the benefit Of the Y. W. C. A., to be
held Wednesday, November third at
the Lauterman buiiiing on Chemeketa
street, between Commercial and Lib
erty streets. The fete will continue
throughout the afternoon and evening,
and besides including the customary at
fractions of t1e regulation bazaar, as
candy and fancywOrk booths will num-
ber many novel features, comprising 4
tea-garden and other side allurements,
which will be announced later. 1t is
anticipated that more or less of car
nival spirit will corduce to the sue
cess of the affair. The funds raised
will go towards the furnishing of
room in the new Y. W. G. A. building,
which is nearly completed 1t is To-
Gated on North Liberty street near
State.
A delightful afternoon was spent on
Monday at the home of Mrs. E. e. Wa
ters on North Summer street, by a
group of ladies who meet every week
with their sewing. Autumn foliage in
troduced brilliant color note into the
decorations throughout the rooms. Mrs.
Harvey Wells and Mrs, Charles McNary
assisted in serving. The club, which will
hold informal bridge teas after Christ
mas, will meet next week with Mrs
John McNary.
Miss Marcella Bynon and Miss Alice
Baker entertained the Snikoph Dram
attic society of the high school Tuesday
evening at Miss Bynon g home on
North Summer street. A varied pro-
gram of entertainment was enjoyed by
the guests, following the initiation Of
new members in the early part of the
evening. A mock trial caused much
merriment, as did also the imprOmptu
fortune telling. A marshmallow toast
aided to the pleasure of the evening
and later the floor was cleared for
dancing. The upstairs rooms were pret
tily decorated with tne deeply toned
marigolds, while the dining room was
with Virginia ereeper, autumn
leaves and red dahlias. Assisting Mrs
Bynon in serving were: Miss Edith
Bynon and Miss Helen Rose. This af-
fair marks the first of a number of
pleasant affairs to be given by this
society during the winter. The men,
bers of the society present. were: Miss
Vesta Smith, Miss Ruth Schultz, Miss
Teresa Fowle, Miss Beatrice Walton,
Miss Alice Baker, Miss Blanche Drake,
Miss Grace Tyler, Miss Odell Savage,
Miss Vivian Beck, Miss Marcella Byn,
on, Miss R. NJ. Hopkins, the faculty ad-
visor; Ralph Barnes, Edward Rauch,
Allen Carson, AVIAN Schomaker, Aubrey
Johnson, Oral Lemon, George Caust,
Carlton Savage, Victor Bradson, Victor
Taylor, Richard Avison, Lyle Barthol-
omew.
A social event claiming a large share |
of attention this week was the guild |
dance given on Wednesday nig1t at
the armory. The affair was permeatsd
with a delightfully."- informal atmos-
phere. In fact, the dancing fete this |
year was one of the most largely at.
tended and most successfully carried |
out in every detail of perhaps any of |
the annual Guild dances. Not the least
of the well-received features on the
m was tho exhibition of new
dance steps given by Professor and
Mrs. MOntrose Ringler. OF quiet bear
ing, and revealing finished skill in
their performance, these artists charm
cd their audience time and again. Mrs.
GinSler was most attractive in love
ly pink gown, later appearing in deli |
cate cream taffeta, made in the new
pannier style. The floor was thronged
with dancers throughout the evening,
the whole effect being gay and bril-. |