Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-30
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CAROL s. D1BBLE.

director. Responding TO request for
a speech, Mr. Hunt mentioned the fact,
that he had travelled thousands of miles
since he left England years ago, but
nowhere had he met more congenial and
hospitable people than in Salem, and
that he was glad to Y Mrs. Hunt and
himself would make their home here
James Hartwel followed with short
talk of general interest. Rev. Elvin
then presented Mr. and Mrs. Hunt with
two handsome silver pieces, cream
pitcher and sugar bowl, tribute of
esteem from the men s class. j. II.
Farrar closed the program with witty
paragraph to the effect that though the
Biff Ball class might nave possessed a
state wide reputation, when Rev. Elvin
came to Salem, it now could boast of
international repute, as Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Hunt of Eastbourne, England,
were members. Refreshments were
served in the dining room, where the
color motif of dark red prelominated,
carried out in the red shades and the
floral decorations. Assisting in serving
the guests were: Mrs, Lloyd FaTar,
Miss Jean Belle, Miss Marie Holcomb,
Miss Jessie Holcomb, Miss Margaret
Garrison, Miss Cora TalkingtOn. This
reception, which was highly pleasing
affair, was but the beginning of num-
ber Of as equally enjoyable functions to
be given by this well known organiza
ton. the directors of the association
are most appreciative of the efforts of
the committee in charge, which termin-
ated so favOrably.
On Tuesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Il. Price were hosts at prettily ap-
pointed dinner, at their home on North
Winter street, mplimenting Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Hunt Yellow puff balls
made exquisite table decorations, while
Ichrysanthemum of deep crimson
shade, adorned the living room. A five
course dinner was served. The guests
circling the table were; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Comp
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Ginrich, Rev.
and Mrs. James Elyin.
Mrs. George Palmer Putnam enter
tanned a small coterie of the younger
set at Dennison dinner, Thursday ev
ening for the pleasure of her sister,
Miss Mary Bnney, Of New York. The
centerpiece consisted of a golden pump
kin, and brilliant autumn leaves. Covers
were laid for the following: Miss Rita
Steiner, Miss Ellen Thielsen, Miss Mary
Binney, Fritz Slade, Carl Gabrelson,
James Young, Edward Binney, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. George Palmer Putnam. Later
the party enjoyed the Ringler dance
recital given at the Moose hall.
As Il charming attention to Miss Ma
rie Bolinger bride-eleet of Gordon Me.
Gilchrist, q miscellaneous shower was
given Monday evening by the p. Il. o.,
at the home Of Mrs. II. Il. Boinger. on
State street. The members of the Boil
niger family were entirely surprised
and the resulting affair was one of
much gayety. Not the least contribution
to the merriment Of the evening was a
mock wedding Assisting in the serv.
ing Of refreshments were Mrs. Bert
Bowers, Mrs. H. S. Poisal and Mrs A.
A. Roy, Mrs. Bert Bowers, Mrs. II. c.
Epley, Mrs. Al Godfrey, Miss Alice Hol
lister, Mrs. G, w. Lafl0r, Mrs. Mary A.
Long, Mrs Matilda Grant, Miss Regina
Long, Mrs. II. $, Poisal. Mrs, a. A. Roy,
Mrs. Caroline Selee, Mrs. Gerald Volk,
Miss Annora Welch Mrs. G.. A. Wood,
Miss Laura Grant and Miss Zoe Ohm
stead, as an additional guest of the
club.
Among the hostosscs who entertained
in an informal, but delightful fashion
for friends, attending the state feder.
alton meeting, was Mrs. William Burg
. hardt, Jr., who asked few guests in
. to luncneon ON Thursday compliment.
! ing Mrs, Il. h, Williams, of Forest
i Grove, and Mrs. w. ID. AlcNary, of
. Pendleton.
I On Wednesday, Mrs. Rugh Logan and
8 Mrs. Bradshaw, of Tue Dalles, were
honor guests at Il pretty luncheon given
n by Mrs. G. G., Brown and Mrs. Milton
,, Meyers at the home of Mrs. Brown on
n North Summer street Later the lunch
/, con party motored out to the state in
stitutions aud other local points Of in
n tcrest for the pleasure Of the honor
|, guests who were much impressed Will
= Salem rs nome town aud enthusiast,
/. over the many beauty spots Of the Cap
|. ital city
\ Amid mxuriaucc of yellow chrysan
!. themums, the Thursday Afternoon clul
!. was entertained this week by Mrs
George l.. Rose at her home ON Cour
street. The usual delightful feature,
A Of this club were enjoyed ON Thursday
= including the one clock luncheon, fol
lowed by an informal Kensington.
!. The Monday Night Dancing clul
{ will open its activities for the season
q next Monday evening at dancing par
!. ~ to be given in Moose hall, rher,
will be an informal reception from
eight to eight.thirty dancing begnninl
!. promptly at the latter hour, During
/ the winter the Monday Night Dancing
$ club will meet regularly the first Mon
n day of cach month
4 Mrs, c. II. Fisher, who has been gou,
/ several weeks visiting in California
|. aud who was joined hy Mr. Fisher foi
!. la tour of Southern California, later at
!. tending the exposition at San Francisco
/. stopped on her return trip for visit Of
9 few days among old.time friends Al
Z. Roseburg. She returned to Salem yes
= tcnlay,
Mrs. W. c. Hawley and Miss Irai
!. Hawley are spending the day in Port
y land
4 Mira L. X Page, accompanied by hei