Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-25

them with souvenirs of the Oregon
building. Mrs. Patterson refers to this
as a lavish and typieaIly Californian
event. In the annals of the meetings
OF the Daughters it was indeed execp-
tienal. 1t was held under the Califor.
ma sky, in the Ortso building and
during the time of historical and won.
derful exposition; the whole back.
ground one of harmony with the pur.
poses Of the organization. Add to this
the presence of muny prominent and
handsomely gowned women, the Cali.
fornia manner of doing things, the care.
fulness with which it had been planned,
, and it is easy to see wherein it was
distinctive affair, and that genuine en-
joyment prevailed throughout.
Mrs. Patterson also spoke with an.
probation of the reception held Monday
Sept. ID, at the Grand Canyon build
ing. The music was by the band from
the Guatemala building, and the decora-
tlon were elaborate. The entertainment
on Thursday at Mrs. Phoebe Hearst Is
home, Hacienda del Pozo de Verona
concluded the entertainment of the of
ncers. Concerning the whole confer
enee, she says, cit was most success
ful and that all visitors will carry
away most delightful memories of a
wonderful week.
Mrs. Patterson like all visitors from
Oregon does not forget to mention the
work of Mrs. Charles A. Gray, hostess
OF the Oregon building 6'She has
proven a splendid hostess" says Mrs.
Patterson, 81 hear nothing but praise
OF her efforts She is very popular.
and is very kind and attentive to Ore.
gon folk. -
Mrs c. c. Graham was a charming
Dhdge tea hostess Friday afternoon al
htr nome 90 South High street when
she entertained the members of her
luncheon club. Masses of French mali
golds and daisies were used throuab tba
rooms, carrying out most effectively
Ihe general decorative motif of yellow.
The guests circled three tables of
brioge, high honors falling TO Mrs. w.
I. knigltCn. The members of the
club assisted in the serving. Addition.
al guests were: Mrs. w. c. Kniobton
Mrs. Chauncy Bishop, Mrs John Rob.
erts, Mrs: II. II. 0linger, Mrs. George
Brown. Mrs. Russell Catlin, Mrs. Chan.
'nan, Mrs. Charles Dick, Mrs. w D.
hsseln, Mrs. Locke, Miss Rita Steiner.
Miss Neda Cross, Mrs. Frank Durbm'
Mrs, F. A. Elliott The club members
are: Mrs Curtis Cross, Mrs Frank
J Spears, Mrs. Conneu Dyer, Mrs Ted
Ludi9m, Mrs. George Gray, Mrs. Ell.
mer Ludden.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Chapman entertained in.
formally Monday afternoon at dc.
hghttNl Kensington, honoring her sis.
ter, Mrs. George Mack, Of Los Angeles
The affair was in tho nature of n 70.
union OF girlhood friends, Mrs. Mack
having lived in Salem as a girl. when
she was known as Miss Laura Chan.
man' The guests on this occasion were
mixed together by most happy bond
as they had beea members Of n tennis
club as girls, known as the Marion Ten.
ms einh' Another pleasant feature of
inc afternoon was the presence of their
mothers at the affair. The color motif
OF yellow was daiatily carried ont in
both the refreshments and the decorn.
lions, the latter consisting Of ehrvsan.
themuns and brown.eyed Susans
Mrs. W. II. Byars, assisted by her
daughters Mrs. Effie Wright and Mrs.
Ronald Glover, entertained delightfully."-
FRIDAY afternoon at an informal Ken.
sington. The living room was hnr.
mony OF duh shades, relieved hv the
onght color note contributed by the
hanging baskets Of nasturtiumns The
deeorntive motif Of pink was most ef.
fectvely carried out In the dining room
with deieately shaded roses and asters
while the table was prcttily illumin,
ated with pink candles and soft shades
OF the same tone. A feature addiay 40
tho air Of hospitality and ease were the
small tables scattered through tine
rooms, around which the guests gather.
ed with their needle work. The affair
was one OF y pleasant series OF neigh.
borhood gatherings The honor guests Of
this occasion were Mrs Ella Royal
williams Of Washington, ID. C.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Mott, Qf North Bend ore
ken. Those present were; Mrs. L. n
Compton, Mrs p. p. Gouley. Mrs. Geo
Hatch, Miss Pearl Hibler, Mrs. T. R
Jones, Mra Fred 4. Loose, Mira W. Il
Mott Mrs. Lloyd Mott, Mrs ID. d. Ohm.
stead. hrN y. W. Steusloff. Mrs Hay.
wy Tailor, Of Macleny. Mira. EdWnral
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