Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-06

beautiful pink dahlias. Assisting in
serving were: Miss Evelyn Cash, Miss
Mabel Robertson, Miss Ada Dayton,
Miss Francis Aipken. Miss HitcheocA
was the week end guest of Mrs Grant
Bonnell.
Mrs. A. H. Moore was hostess We'd
nesday evening at a delightful 500"
party, honoring her brother, A. L. Ryan,
who left during the week for Portland,
where he will make his future home
Six tables were arranged for the play.
ers, high scores Telling TO Mrs. Charles
Elgn and Miss Edith Hazard. Her
daughter, Miss Helen Moore, and Mrs.
G.. +. Schaefer, assisted in serving. The
rooms were artisticafIy decorated in
pink dahlias and roses Those enjoy
ing Mrs Moore s hospitality were;
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Goodin, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. f. Schaefer, DR.. and Mrs. W.
10. Assen, Mr. ard Mrs. John Pollock,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs,
/ G. w. Lewis Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Irvine,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elgin, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward N. Gillihgham, Mrs. Flor
ence Irwin, Miss Edith Hazard and
William Landon.
Honoring Miss Bertha Hanks, the
house guest of DR.. NJ. +. Pomeroy. Mrs.
Ralph White entertained enjoyably
Thursday evening with three tables Of
$500. Honors were captured by Mr.,
and Mrs. Bevierc. Pink roses nterming-
led with delicate ferns formed tasteful
/ decorations throughout the rooms. Mrs
/ Horace Sykes assisted in serving. Those
present were; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bynon, Mr.
and Mrs. Beviere, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Pomeroy, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Hunter
Miss Macyl Hunter, Miss Margaret
White, Miss Francis Ward.
Mrs. A. P. Hggens has returned
home after delightful trip east, Wis
Iiting with her daughter. Nettie and
son, George Diamond, in Aurora, Ne
Ibraska, and other relatives in Kansas
and Missouri, returning by way Of Sc
attle where she was the guest Of hel
daughter, Mrs. A. Lingenfetter.
The Woman $ Alliance of the Unitar
ian church are displaying much Interest
in the bazaar, which win take place al
the church on December lStn. Any va
riety of lovely Christmas gifts win bC
available, and the ha2aar will be fol
lowed by one of the many palatablt
chicken pie suppcrs. The alliance wa'
.entrtained Friday afternoon by Mrs, F
Hurst, at her homo or South CONNER
.cml. Assisting the hostess were; Mis-.
Carrie Hurst, Mrs, Lizzie Herrin.
Mrs. p. j. Hibber gave a KenSingtor
at her home on Union street, Friday In
honor Of Mrs. Harry Lotes, formerly
of Seattle, who has recently moved tC
the capital city The rooms were taste
fully arranged with potted ferns and
baskets Of autumn hucd dahlias. Later
the hostess was assisted in serving by
Mrs. l.. II. Compton and Mrs. Clarence
Hartley, The guesta were Mrs. Rob
crt PGums, Mrs. Karl Ncugcbauer Mrs
b, llardenbrouk, Mrs. Il. h. Ringo, Mrs
A, NJ. Chapman, Mrs, NJ. Il. Eoff, Mrs
l.. II. Compton. Mrs. Earl McMoehon
Mrs. Harry w. Lotcs, Mrs. Clarence
Hartley Mrs Ronald Glover.
Mrs, l.. W. Gleason opened her dom,
Monday evening to the Cherry City
Thimblo club, HGlowc en- decorations
and games symbolic of the occasion
made the evening a merry one. Assist
ing the hostess were: Mrs. McAlyin
Mrs. Marsh aud Mrs. Graut Flake
Guests clad in various fancy eostumi
were; Mr. ald Mrs Grant Flake, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Dauc, Mr.. and Mrs
/ lMcAlvin, Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh Mr.. an,
Mrs. O. h. Donaldson, Mr.. and Mrs
jerks, Mr., aud Mrs. Frank Flake, Mr.
and Mrs. William Daniels.
Complimentary TO Mrs Walter Pill
chard, Of Portland. Miss Winnie vii
son, entertNiGed informally at de
llightful $500 party Wednesday nign
at her home on North Front street. Tn,
guests circled three tables Of cards. Fol
lowing the card game, dainty repae
was served, Miss Grctta Richmond as
eisting tho hostess Those who enjoyed
this affair were: Mrs Walter Pilchard
Miss Grctta Richmond, Miss Bess Rich
mond, Miss Estolla Wilson, Anvil vii
son, Kenneth Brown, Jack Cdcrrington
The sale Of tickets for the Musica
Artists couroe is proceeding in man
ncr gratifying 20 those concerned. II
will soon be decided definitely now