Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-18

Mrs. s. 8. East entertained group of
her moro intimate friends Friday even
ing. The guests for the greater part, as
well as Mrs. Ross, were all accomplish
cd musicians, and each contributed
numbers. Miss Gertrude East and Miss
Bernice Craig were the hostess assist
ant. Invitations for this pretty affair
wero sent to AIRS. Julia Bross Pinnell,
Mrs. Lilburn Boggs, Mrs. Hirschel Pow
ers, Miss Beatrice Shelton, Miss Adelti
Nye, Mrs Bernice Clark, Miss Bernice
Sauter, Miss Eugenia Bell, Miss Isobel
McGilchrist, Miss Anna Yantis, Miss
Alice Blake, Miss Margaret Poisal,
Miss Ruth Staley and Miss Beryl Holt
Mrs. Charles A. Gray, formerly Of
Salem, has been honored with an ap.
pointment as hostess for the Oregon
building at the San Francisco fair. The
following item concerning her appear.
cd in the last issue Of the Oregon En-.
erald, the tri-weekly published by the
Students Of the University of Oregon;
Mrs. Charles A. Gray, patroness and
house mother OF the Chi Omega fratern.
ity, has been appointed one of the two
ho5teases for the Oregon building at
tho Panama Pacific exposition.
MIg. Gray has been resident of
Eugene during the winter months for
the last three years. Prior TO this time
Mrs. Gray lived in Salem and Portland.
Mrs. Gray does not know when she
will leave Eugene for San Francisco
but sne will probably remain here until
tho close Of the university year.
Mrs. Thomas G. Haley, Of Portland.
who resided in Salem some years ago
while her husband was a Justice Of the
supreme court, has also received an ap.
pointment as an Oregon hostess at the
exposition.
Fourteen small folk passed the mer.
riest afternoon imaginable Saturday,
when they We're entertained by Mrs. j.
y. Austin, at her home CA East State
street. in honor Of her little daughter
Harriett's seventh birthday. The an.
niversary really occurred Sunday, the
previous day being selected as the time
Of celebration Cut flowers, ferns and
grecnely successfully transformed the
rooms into n bower pink and white
nothing the dining.room. Festodns an
this color reached from the corners Of
the room TO the eleetrolieres above the
table. Cunning "kowpie,u - "sunbon.
net babies and various tiny folk made
appropriate place cards, the pretty
birthday cake being, o. course, the cen
ter Of interest with it's seven glowing
tapers and surrounded by the dainty
primrose blossoms. Music was furnish.
ed and fayorite juvenile games frolick.
cd through, the luncheon being served
at five O'Clock by the hostess, assisted
by Mrs. !. o. Curtiss.
Tho guests were: Mildred Suing.
Rosalind Van Winkle, Maxine Glover,
Pauline Monarch, Mary Lewis, Erma
Boughey, Gladys Mumfod Gene Mum.
ford, ROvena Eyre, Junior Acker Ber.
nice Mulvey, frhusnelda Koehler and
Florence Austin.
The most recent social gathering Of
the Eastern Star circle was held in the
Masonic temple last Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs. David Wright, Mrs. Jennie Thomas
and Mrs Rebecca Wilkenson being hos.
tesses. The hours were passed inform.
ally Mrs. ". NJ, LAHORE giving most
interesting description Of her recent
trip through California Illustrating her
talk with pictures Of the different
places visited.
The Marigold club win meet this
week with Mrs p. n. Cornelius. at her
home, $50 Bellevue street, Wednesday
afternoon.
The w. A. H. club met recently with
Mrs Roy Nelson at her home ON States.
work being enjoyed Mrs. w. B. Mni,r
will be hostess for the club this com.
ing Friday afternoon.
Tho work Of h. W. Little, Salem =
ono professional decorator is attracting
wide attention, lie had entire super.
vision Of the decking Of the capitol
building for the inaugural reception, his
most recent work being done for the
Jones'Withycombe wedding Saturday
Nothing on Sc large scale and 40
difficult IN perfecting has ever been
seen IN Salem as that noted at last
Monday night 's event aud which was
the nouroe OF hundreds OF admiring com.
ments, The decorations at the Jones
home, although Of course on much