Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20

OF the Gray-Belle on Wednesday.
Througs shifted in and out all day and
the luncheon hour which was probably
the most popular, saw a great many
little parties and informal gatherings,
AS result of this generous assistance
the Y. w. c. A. have tae sum of twenty
five dollars to add to their already
bountiful donations.
Miss Caroline Dick and Miss Mar
jorie Kay left for Eugene Friday where
they will be the guests of the Chi
Omega Sorority
Honoring Mrs. Ronald Glover, who
will leave Sunday night, for Washing
ton, d. G., Mrs. Charles II. Fisher and
Mrs. Sherman w. Thompson entertain
ed with a delightful Kensington on
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Fisher. The table was adorned with n
mass Of beautiful white ehrysanthe-
NUNS and softly shaded yellow candles.
Mrs. f. Cooke Patton has as her
house guest, Mrs. j. D. McCully, of
Hood River.
Mr.. and Mrs George Rodgers will be
charming hosts Monday evening, when
they will open their attractive home to
the $500" cluo.
A most attractive dinner was presid-
cd over Tuesday evening by Mrs.
George Waters in honor of the William
Knightons. Fragrant heliotrope inter
mingled with ferns adorned the table
which was arranged for six.
Mrs. Anderson Cannon, of Portland,
will preside at a Tea on Monday after
noon for Mrs. Merrill Moores Gertrude
Jones.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Boise will leave
Tuesday for a several weeks sojourn in
San Francisco and California.
A delightful informal dinner Friday
evening was that given by Mrs. Ralph
Glover honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald
Glover, who are leaving Sunday for
Washington, d. G. Lovely yellow
chrysanthemum centerei the table
which was prett1y arranged for six.
Last Saturday evening jolly cotier
of young folk gave a little dance in one
Of the local halls to their many out Of
town guests who were here attending
the football game. Those who were the
instigators of this gay little affair were
Misses Marjorie Kay, Caroline Dick,
Bernice Craig, Gertrude East, Ruth
Schultz, LA Spaulding, Vivian Har-
grove, Irene Curtis, Retha Hughes, Or
is Fry, Lewis Griffith, Franklin Miller,
Frank Durbin Allen Jones, Heron
Hoover, Lyle Bartholomew, Claude
Steusloff, Harry Mills, and Eugene
.Aouston. Chaperoning these young
people were Mrs. Lloyd Farmer and
Miss Edna Josse.
Harvey Wells left for Salt Lake City
Friday. Mrs. Wells accompanied her
husband as far as Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Cox were
charming hosts for the Bridge club on
Wednesday evening. Gay yellow flow
ers formed nm attractive back ground
for the players. Guests hidden besides
the members were: Mr.. and Mrs. HON.
er Smith, Miss Alice Skiff, Oliver Ny
ers and Ralph Wielders. Card favors
were awarded to Miss Skiff and Homer
Smith.
Miss Hazel Downing left for Eugene
this morning to attend the o. A. c.
Oregon football game, Miss Downing
will be guest at the Delta Delta Delta
Sorority house.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald c. Glover will
leave Sunday night for Washington, d.
G., where Mr., Glover will resume his
duties as secretary to Congressman w.
IC. Hawley. Mr.. and Mrs. Glover will
60 en- route by way of California
whore they will spend several days in
San Francisco at the exposition.
Miss Elene Fawk has gone to Eugene
whore she will visit for several weeks
with her sister, Mrs Seth Kerron.
Mrs. Charles II. Fisher left Friday
morning for Eugene where she will be
the weekend guest Of friends and at.
tend the Sunshine club, of which she
was n former member. Mr.. Fisher
joined Mrs. Fisher for the u. Of O.
home coming, and the o. A. C..Oregon
game.
Mr., and Mrs John Withycombe (Ilda
Jones) Of Corvallis, will be hosts for
the family Thanksgiving dinner Thurs
day, Gathering for this reunion will
be Mr. and Mrs. NJ, l.. Jones, of Labish
Meadows, Mr.. and Mrs. George Gray,
and daughter, Prudence, of Salem, Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson Cannon and daugh-
ters, Peggy aud Sara Elizabeth, and
Mr., and Mrs Merrill Moores, OF Port.
land.
The piquancy Of unique surprise
made Tuesday night 3 affair for the
Y. w. G. A. at the home of Mrs. w.
Connel Dyer u Jolly one Mrs. Dyer,
Mrs. George Gray, Mrs Elmer Ludden
and Mrs. Ted Ludlam, who were the
hostesses, gave parcel.post party by
way Of varying the usual evenings en-.
tertainment, A profusiou OF varied
toned chrysanthemums with many har'
monious rose colured lights formed at
tractive decorations. Carl Gabrielson
and Albert Egan, the efficient and cap.
able auctioneers of the evening, Great.
cd much emulation among the bidders.
Chamcey Bishop, the ever fortunate,
won the delicious box OF candy for
which Miss Caroline Dick sold tickets,
Another diversion was the wigwam
whore the guests had their past and