Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-29
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By MOLLIE RUg00Rg

Seven little friends Of the honor guest
were asked to assist her in enjoying
the occasion, all joining in the merriest
of games, later finding places marked
for a collation. by tiny baskets filled
with colored Easter eggs. Pink carna-
tio1s made the rooms a pretty bower
for the guests, who were: Rovena Eyre,
Lucille Pettyjohn, Hazel George, Bar
bara Benaam, Helen Pettyiohn, Eleanor
Campbell and Harriet Griffith.
Mrs. Otto ShelDerg was hostess to
the Elite Embroidery circle Thursday
afternoon at her home on West Court
street. The home was attractively
decorated. The hostess was assisted in
serving by Mrs. II. D. st. Helen. Those
present were: Mrs. Given, Mrs. Nellie
Knox, Mrs. Dellie Clough, Mrs. Kate
Benardi Mrs Mary Rodgers, Mrs. Mary
Hill, Mrs. Blanch Clark, Maud Lucus,
Mrs. Fred Prince, Mrs. Alice Pugh,
Mrs. Eoff, Mrs. Angie Frazier, Mrs
Monah Bryant, Mrs. Fred Barker, Mrs
II. D. st. Helen and Mrs s. Evelyn Ry-
der.
Mrs. W. II. Stead, who is returning
! from residence of two years at Ba.
tangas, ninety miles from Manila, is
the house guest Of her granddaughter,
Mrs. George Palmer Putnam. Fron
here she will 60 to ner home in North
Carolina.
A surprise party was given in honor
Of Mrs. Jessie Wilson'S birthday last
Wednesday evening, at her home. II.
G.. Burrell gave the use of his Victrola
and ecords FOR the evening, music Of
which, given as a serenade, announced
the arrival Of the guests.
The time was spent with music and
informal diversions.
A birthday cake was served in com
pliment to the honor guest.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. i
NJ. limerick, Marion limerick, Mis-.
Florence Wilson, Baron limerick, Mrs
II. Green, Mr.. aud Mrs. T.: G. Burrell
Marguerite Burrcll, Mr., Harry Wilson
Miss Egtal Green, Master Gordon bur
rell, Master jack Wilson, the Mi3sc,
Fay Wilson and Ruth Green.
Faster was suggested in numerous
attractive ways Friday afternoon nj
the Eishop residence on North Liberty
street. when Mrs. Chauut y Bishop
Mrs. Harry Il, Clay Mn. II. i. Bean
Mrs. A. s. Ea2marek, Mrs It. j
Clements, Mrs. L, @. Bomeil, Mrs, D
,L Howard and Mrs j. w. Lewis pre-
sidod as nostcsscs for the Ladies' Al,
aocicty Of the First Presbyterian
church.
b. Mlesos Of Oregon grape, cherry bios
soma, daffodils and Easter noyeliie
. made the rooms charming bower fo
the guests,
Mrs. IT, j. Rean and Mrs p. II, Ray
II moni were stationed at the scrvin
r table in the dining.rodl, Miss Mar
Creed Howard afMsting thom.
With Mrs Charles Woler prosilol
Of the society," presiding a regular bus
i ness session was held, II most doligh
" ful entertainment program being fu
- nished entirely by n group Of youu
folk
Francis Hodge pavc piano sol
g lIauictt Griffith and Kenneth AIll
II gave songs aud Margaret Lewis pleas,
D. with reading.
- Music lovcm wao attended tho Met
odist church last night werc given
rnre treat when the largo chrus che
" snng the beautiful passion coulp
y" From Ouyct TO Calvary by Man
~ der, with Dean Mcnlonhal duoctu
i. The choir had hcon rchoarsing for so
2 cml weeks previous, the result bel
one OF the most delightful evenings
song ever given by local musician
~ Owing to the instantaneous appro,
- and appreciation of the work O. I
'' singers, much OF it will be repeat
,1 next Friday evening, when Holy Co
=" mnnicu is observed at this church.
~ The nest event o. musical impo
u. ancc which is attracting general
NV toptiop Is MculclNohu's " Elijah
, w. which win be riycn in the near int,
's by the recently organized Festival th
w. MS of igl Voices, poUn Mcndoubal
=, ueo responsible fo the presentation
i' this ip'Undid maturio