Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24


the husbands Of the club members be
ing the honor guests, Five hundre,
furnished the principal diversion.
Mrs +. c. Short, of Portland, arrive,
Saturday to pas several weeks Will
Mrs Mark E. Elliott, Of Highland
avenue.
Mrs. Amos Vass entertained as {
weekend guest Miss Margaret Hover.
son, Of Monmouth, n student Of the
state Normal school Miss Holverson :.
friends here are pleased to learn Of hel
recent appointment as an instructor in
one Of The Dalles schools.
One of the most delightful social
events Of last week was the pleasant
surprise which was given Mrs. Eulalia
Lyons and Il. j. Engdahl, by Mrs.
Engdahl, Saturday evening, which was
in celebration OF a double birthday.
Although the party was an informal
| one, the Enghadl home, $50 Center
street. was most beautifully decked in
/ roses and gralands in honor of the
occasion, only the most intimate friends
OF the guests OF honor being invited.
PINK and white were the predominatng
colors in the scheme of decorations
cut rUes in these delicate shades beino
in profusion everywhere, the central
figure Of which was the table, which
was laden with dainty collation., and
above which was festooncd pink and
white garlands, from which were sus.
pended two large figures in pink, form.
ing the numeral "23,n - the birthday
date. A huge pink and white birthday
cake, Ornamented with "Kewpie |
decked with dainty bow q" pink chif. !
ION IN the very center, formed the piece
d resistance, and placecards, with ap.
proprate inscriptions, completed the de. /
tan Cards were tine principal feature
OF entertainment progressive domino
Whlst being the game, in which Mrs.
i. n. Buehlert and Il. b. Davis carried
orr the honors. Among those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Flo"d Martin. Mr..
md Mrs, y. Il. Buehlert, Mrs. j. Fred
pay and little daughter Oracle; Mr.,
md Mrs. J.. b. Davis and daughter.
Lolita; Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Lyons. Mr.,
md Mrs. Il. j. Angdahl, Miss Alta
Brown and Fred Zueilke.
AT recent meeting Of the Fort.
Nightly club in Eugene, Hon. Allen
eaton, who has charge of the art de.
)artment at the Panama-Pacific ex.
'osltlon, talked on the art OF the ex.
losltion. He considers architecture the
'rt feature of the fair, and advises any
me with but "A few days AT his dis.
'oSaI to spend them ont Of doors in an
PPreclatlyo study of the exposition
group Of buildings with its maweloIs.
UNITY OF plan, design, color ana floral
setting The exhibits in the fine ort
building are so vast and so poorly cata.
Iogued as to render an intelligent study
)t the collection almWt impossible for
one with limited time. Mr.. Eaton he
leNes that utility is the first principle
u art and this is tne idea which he has
'trlNen to express in the art room i'm
me Oregon building which has bpau
arranged under his personal suporyis.
uIn' III IL unique in aim and motive.
'"' 'ii'u w UllhHc NIpgOn material T.
md workmanship in its construction
furnishings and decoration in a way
nat will prove educational as well MS
beautiful and at the same time serve as
IN advertising medium for oregon prod.
lcts, IL represents the Oregon spirit
because while in other art rooms opn
s restricted with "hauds off, warn.
ngs' hero one can come in, sit dr,yn
Dc comfortable and rest. Mr., Eoton
iPcnt months Of time aud made an nm.
,lring effort in bringing together Ore.
5on \ best art expression, and if Is
hoped that all who visit the exposition
'lll nee overlook this department.
Mrs, Roma Hunter was hostess for
her Informal club Wednesday afternoon,
Entertaining, besides Mrs, Ralph White.
Mrs. Eugene Aufrancc, Mrs 4. y. Mar
'us and Mrs, H. H. Clark A straw.
1orry luncheon featured the affair.
Mrs, Hunter being appointed the reau.
lar May hostess, The younger guests
were seated at separate table. Navel
Hunter the hostess daughter, presided
over the hitter, her guests beng Eu.