Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-02


Thomas A. Livesley, it is said, has tax
en- the initiative in the matter and i
the members of the golf club show
sufficient enthusiasm, club house il
assured. Salem already mas many golf
ers, who play well, and there is NJ
reason why the interest should not bt
as great here as any place in the coun
try.
A club house is required to give the
necessary stimulus to the players, anC
promises upon completion, not only tc
bring out scores of golf enthusiasts
but to become the scene of much fri
volity and merriment.
About fifteen members of the north.
east section of the ladies union of the
Congregational church gathered at the
delightful lawn party for which Mrs
Fred S. Stewart was hostess Thursday
afternoon. The afternoon was devoted
to sewing, and the tea table, which was
placed on. the lawn under the trees,
was presided over by Mrs. D. W.
Mathews. Assisting Mrs. Stewart were
Mrs. E. Cooke Patton, AIRS. R. B. Flem-
ing, Mrs. George G.. Brown and Miss
Margaret Cosper.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Sutherland
went to Portland today to be the week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
Cannons and other friends. Sunday the
Cannons and Sutherlands will spend the
day motoring over the Columbia High
way.
Mrs. William H. Dancy's house
guests, Mrs. NJ. j. Creighton and Miss
Mabel Creighton, will return to Port
land Sunday. Mrs. Creighton and Miss
Creighton have been visiting in Sa-
lem for about three weeks.
A prettily appointed dinner was pre-
sided over on Tuesday evening by Mrs.
Frances Newberry, at her home, 1898
Center street.
The table decorations were unusu-
ally artistic; large crystal bowl filled
with pink roses was surrounded by
smaller bowls containing the same fra
grant blossoms. Huge bows and stream
ers of pink satin ribbon also adorned
the board, around which covers were
placed for fifteen.
Dinner was followed by an evening
of music.
The informal tea given by Mrs.
Thomas B. Kay and Mrs. j. A. Todd at
the Kay residence on Friday afternoon
for the members of the C. w. ID. NJ. So
ciety of the First Christian church,
was charming affair. Following an
interesting programme on the foreign
missions, Miss Cane recently of Kan.
sas, sang several vocal solos. She was
accompanied on the piano by Mrs. f.
II. Porter. About 20 members of the
society attended the affair.
Mrs. John H. Mimic motored to Port
land last week end and was accompan-
led by Miss Agnes Mclaughlin and
Miss Beth Ludlam, who returned to
Portland after being her guests for
brief while. Mrs. Mimic returned home
the first of the week.
Mrs. Ben W. 0lcott and small sons,
who have been passing the summer at
the Oswald West cottage in Cannon
Beach, will return to town the first Of
the week.
One of the merriest affairs of the
week was the lawn party given on
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. r. L. Ache
son for her son and daughter, Robert
and Josephine. The affair was given
in celebration of the young hosts birth
days and they were showered vita pref
ty Gifts. During the afternoon dainty
were served at flower be-
beeked tables, arranged on the porch.
Assisting Mrs. Acheson were Miss Ag.
mes Martin, Miss Florence Young and
Miss Evangeline Achrson.
The young folks revehng in the gay
cites were: Rosalie Buren, Maxine
Myers, Evangeline Hall, Maude Eng
strom, Helen Lytle, Josephine Aeheson,
Olida Ilsen, Floronce Powers, Berl
Reryl Myers. Paul Lee, Robt.
Littler, Lawrence Engstrom, Robert
Aeheson, Clarence Hamilton, and Will
ard Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Connell Dyer and
small son "Billy,' motored home Fri
lay from Agate Beach. Mr.. Dyer mo-
tored over the middle of the week for
MS family, who nave been occupying
the Hofer cottage "Madinore this
summer. Mrs. Dyer's mother, Mrs. c.
NJ. Walker, who has been her guest
most of the summer also returned Fri
day.
s, Ten happy little folks gathered at
the NJ. C. Findley residence, 1925 N.
Twentieth street on Tuesday AFTERNOON
to participate in the birthday party
given little Miss Pauline Findley, on
her sevenh birthday.
Games were played on the lawn and
ate in the afternoon the party closed
with dainty refreshments.
The guests were: Constance FOX,
Maxine Glover, Iris Page, Rosaland
Van Wrinkle, Ruby Page, Jack and
Jane HARRISON, Myrtle Page, and Mar
lin Anderson.
/ Mrs. Zadoc ]. Riggs has as her house
guest for the week end Miss Mary Me-
of Portland.
Mrs. May Harris and Miss Elsie Ev-
ans, who have been passing the sum-
mer with Mrs Carl Gregg Doney, leave
next week for their home in Column
bus, Ohio. Mrs. Harris and Miss Ev-
ans have been the inspiration for num-
thafx. xTaG.