Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-08

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+ The spring days will soon be calling
the golf enthusiasts out in large num-
bers.
Salem has many golf devotees among
the women and there is no reason why
the interest should not be as great as
any place in the country.
A few of the golfing crowd who were
keen for the jousts" motOred out to
the links on Wednesday afternoon
The party included: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Livesley, Mrs Guy Sargent,
Mrs. Ben o. Schucking, Mrs. Thomas G.
Smith, Jr., and Miss Elizabeth Lord.
Following the Monday Night Dancing
club party which opened the week IS fes-
tivities, several Of the members enter
tanned with charming supper parties.
Among the hosts were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Riches.
The table was centered with fragrant
viOlets and lacey ferns.
Covers were placed for Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wenderoth, Mr.. and Mrs. John Brophy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weidmer and the
hosts.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Smith, Jr.,
will be nosts for the Merry Go-Round
five hundred club Tuesday evening.
What bids fair to be one of the most
artistic and excellent dramatic events of
the season is the presentation of ga
Midsummer Night S Dream by the
drama class Of the Salem Woman s club
on the afternoon and evening of April
the twenty-second at the Grand tne
atre
This affair which is to be in com.
memoraton of the author, William
Shakespeare, celebrates the tercenten-
ary of the great symphOnist.
Mrs Anna Rogers Fish will read the
play, which will be enhanced with a
musical setting by Mendelssohn and
played by Mrs. William Burghardt Jr.
The solo numbers and quartette sing
ing will be given by Mrs. r. NJ. Hofer,
Mrs, George Palmer Putnam, Mrs. John
j. Roberts and Mrs. T. II. Galloway.
To increase the charm of the enter
tainment a group of dainty maids will
give an artistic Interpretation Of the
fairy and clown dances.
Among the young girls who will give
the dances are: Margaret White, Rosa
lie Buren,, Janet PlimptOn, Macyle
Hunter, Canstance Yantis, Lenta Baum
gartner, Josephine Atenison and Dur
rel Anderson.
The drama class is composed of tho
following matrons: Mrs. A. N. Bush,
Mrs. John II. Albert, Mrs. ". A. An.
dersOn, Mrs. John McNary, Mrs Will
liam II. Burghardt, Jr, Mrs. W. r..
Kirk, Mrs. II. r. Fish, Mrs. Robert
Hendricks, Mrs. Ray Farmer, Mrs. S. A.
Koser, Mrs. II. p. Mimic, Miss Edith
Hazard and Miss Matte Beatty.
About a dozen matrons of tne aid So
| ciety of the South Salem Friends
church enjoyed an afternoon yesterday
with Mrs. f. A. Elliott as hostess.
Mrs Homer Smith has asked group
Of matrons for an informal afternoon
over the bridge tables Monday, her
guests will include the members of tne
Monday Bridge club,
The Percy Youngs and Rockey Ma
sons, who motOred down from Albany
last week to be guests for the premier
dinner dance at the Hotel Marion, were
so enthused over the wonderful success
of Salem S delightful innovation that
they have bestiTred Albany socitey in
to taking up the fad. Saturday even
ing the Hotel Albany will be the scene
Of dinner dansant and various din.
ncr parties will be presided over by
members of the smart set.
A number of Salem devotees have
1 been invited to Albany for its premier
and will motor up Saturday evening.
Among those going are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Cnaumeey Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Burghardt, Carl Gabrelson,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rodgers, Miss
Aline Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs Met
vim Plimpton and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
vim Plimpton, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Livesley, Miss Rita Steiner and Dr.
Prince Byrd.
Mrs. Armin Steiner entertained l
group Of young girls and matrons with
a line party at the We Liberty Friday
| dllNluuOHs isdNtI MIS OlelutT lOOk ntl
guests to the Spa for tea.
A small informal supper party was
given Monday night after the dance
by Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Harding
Greens and crimson carnations were
used to center tne artistically appoint
ed table around which were seated Mr..
and Mrs Carl Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Burton and the hosts.
Mrs. Edwin L. Baker has as her
house guest Mrs. Ralph Watson, Of
Portland. Mrs. Watson has a large CO.
terie Of friends in Salem who will no
doubt make her visit especially happy
by A number Of charming affairs.
!
Miss Ida Simmons went to Portland
today to be tne week end guest of
friends and relatives.
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Mrs, Thomas b. Kay win entertain
Thursday afternoon with few tables
OF bridge A dozen or so prominent
matrous of the Thursday Bridge club
will be guests.
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