Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-18
: ociaL andP PERSONAL
BY M0LLIH RUE0ORH
BY MoLLIH RUN0oRH

Miss Roma Stafford, of Portland,
who has been the house guest Of Mrs.
John Bubuis, of $50 f street, returned
to her home Monday. Friday Mrs. Bu-
buis entertained for her pleasure, using
roses in shades of pink for the decora-
tions of her home. Besides Miss Stat
ford, those present were: Miss Mary
Stevens, Of Albany; Mrs. John II.
Lewis, Mrs. George Palmer Putnam,
Mrs John w. HARRISON, Mrs. L. +.
Geer, Mrs. Percy Cupper Mrs. Merlin
Harding, Mrs. II. Simpson, Mrs. Louise
Arthur Miss Christabelle Jewett, Miss
Marguerite Mers, Mrs. Margaret
Hodge, Miss Virginia Wechter and Miss
Margaret Putnam.
Mrs. Edgar Sherman, of Portland, re-
turned to her home yesterday, after
passing several weeks in Salem the
guest of Mrs. Grover Powers, Miss Alta
Jones and ether friends here.
The cantata, "The Tale Of a Hat,
which was to have been given in the
First Presbyterian church next Friday
evening, has been postponed indefinite
ly, owing to numerous other affairs
claiming attention at this time.
Saturday afternoon, at her residence,
l045 North Cottage street, Mrs. Charles
Vick entertained for the pleasure of
her daughter, Miss Bertha, and her as.
sOciate members of Mrs. Ebert Thomp-
son 3 piano class A very pleasing pro-
gram was arranged by the pupils. All
were heard in their favorite duets and
solos, the excellence of their selections
showing a musical appreciation seldom
fnnd in those 50 young. After enjoy.
able games, Miss Christensen, of Min.
neapoIis, Mimi, and Mrs. Thompson as
sisted Mrs. Vick in serving, the class
adjOurning to meet later in June at the
studio ON Paramount Hill for the final
recital.
Mrs L. Lupton, formerly Of Salem
but now resident of California, ar
rived this week to visit several months
with her daughter and son, Miss Alice
Lupton and Il. A. Lupton. Salem friends
will be glad to learn of her arrival. She
has taken an apartment at 555 Marion
street.
Mrs, Il. S. Tillinghast and Mrs Frank
M, Brown were hOsteSses for their Ken
sington Tea club, Friday afternoon, at
the picturesque suburban residence of
the Tillinghasts. A number of guests
were entertained additionally, the hos.
tesses being assisted by faculty mem
bers Of the state deaf school. La France
roses beautified the rooms. During the
afternoon the guests were delighted
with musical numbers Miss Mabel
Haight sang charmingly "a Garden of
Roses" " 81 Love You Truly" and
" just A Wearying for YOU; Miss
Clara Stangl playing several piano Sc
lectiOns, and Mrs. La Meme h. Clark
was heard in n whistling solo.
Mrs Il. l.. Sloper, Mrs. U. Scott Page,
Mrs. w. |. Ncedham and Mrs. l.. Aid,
rich were joint hostesses Friday even.
ing entertaining the members of their
card club, their husbands and number
additionally at the home Of the former.
Roses of many colCs and varieties
made an attractive setting for the
guests, who surrounded five tables for
800" earlier in the evening, the mer.
ry-mabing eliminating with dancing
/ Prizes mt cards were awarded to Mrs
Alison Cummings, Mrs. A. h. Hucke
stein, Il. Albrich and Guy Doan. The
gathering was the last session Of the
club for the season, Mr. aud Mrs. Ray
| w. Simeral and Mr.. and Mrs, w. Alison
Cummings being bidden additionally
besides club members.
A program Of Scotch, English an,
Irish songs was given by William Ne