Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-04
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By AL1NE THOMPSON

A delightful affair of Tuesday night
was the $500" party for which Mr..
and Mrs. John H. McNary were hosts.
The affair was very informal, only
the "Merry- Go Round" club, composed
of group of congenial married folk,
being asked.
The residence was aglow with Jack
o. lanterns, and decorations suggestive
of the Hallowe ZEN season. Huge feath-
cry chrysanthemums and autumnal fol-
iage also were artistically arranged
about the card rooms, where guests
PLAYED at six tables of $500" The
high score honors were won by Mrs.
Rollin X. Page and DR., Thomas c.
Smith, Jr.
Mrs. McNary was assisted by her
nieces the Misses Gertrude and Margar-
ct Gray of Seattle.
One of the charming and pretty
bridge parties of the early week was
that for which Mrs. George W. Lewis
was hostess, on Monday afternoon.
Fragrant red and white carnations
combined effectively with greens a.
dorned the rooms and the appointments
were suggestive of Hallowe 'en.
Seven tables were arranged for
bridge, card honors falling to Mrs. Al
bert Lovelace and Mrs, Edwin l.. Bak-
er.
Assisting Mrs. Lewis were Mrs. Hen
nv Corneyer, Miss Calista Moore, and
group of young girls including, Miss
Margaret Livesley, the Misses Ruth and
Helen Moore and Miss Alice McClel-
land.
Mrs. Lewis asked as her guests: Mrs.
w. Carlton Smith, Mrs. William II.
Dancy, Mrs. Homer H. Smith, Mrs
Edwin L. Baker, Mrs. James Chinook,
Mrs. Lawrence T. Harris, Mrs. William
Walton, Mrs Clyde c. Graham, Mrs
George Post, Mrs. Douglas Mimic, Mrs,
Arthur Moore, Mrs. William Babcock,
Mrs. Albert Lovelace, Mrs. Henry Poi
sal, Mrs. John Coughill, Mrs. Charles
f. Barbour, Mrs. j. l.. Clark, Mrs
George P. Fox, Mrs. William Belle, Mrs
George NJ Brown, Mrs. o. o. McClel-
land, Mrs. w. p. Powers, of Portland
Mrs. Henry A. Cornoyer, Mrs. Florence
Irwin, Mrs. Merlin Harding, Mrs w
w. Moore, Miss Regina West, Mrs
Carey Martin, Mrs. Frank Bowersox
Mrs. ]. c. Pettyjohn, Miss Maty Beatty
Mrs. Henry Mcconnell of Portland
Mrs. George Watson and Mrs. John c.
Evans.
Mrs. William II. Dancy has asked a
group of matrOns at her home Thurs
day for an informal afternoon over the
bridge tables. Her guest will include
the members of the Thursday club, who
will be entertained at the first gather
ing of the season. 2
Artistically appointed and charming
in every way was the dinner presided
over on Thursday by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Hartley. Lovely yellow chrsanthe
NUNS decked the pretty table and the
rooms were effectively adorned witt
clusters of autumnal foliage. After din
ner $500" was played, the score hon
ors falling to Mrs. Fred w. Steuslofi
and Douglas C. Minto.
The guests who were the members OF
the Cherry City club included: Mr.. and
Mrs Robert 4. Downing, Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel ]. Fry, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Brown. Mr., and Mrs. John B. Craig
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steusloff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas c. Mimic, and Mr.. an6
Mrs. Clyde o. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Goulet have re
turned from Portland where they wer,
the guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Hugh viii
Hanson for several days. Last Saturday
night the Goulets entertained with 8
dinner at the Hotel Multnomah, il
celebration of the twentieth anniver
sary of their wedding. Covers were
placed for 6.
Mrs. Anna Rogers Fish, Miss Lucilt
Barton and Professor +. T. Roberts viii
give an entertainment at the Court
street Christian church on Friday night
November the tenth at s o o'clock.