Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-25

of her card club for an informal af-
| ternOOn over the bridge tables Thurs
day to say au reyoir, as she and Mr.,
Wells are moving back to Portland
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells nave become
very popular in local society and will
be greatly missed However, Mr.. Wells
will frequently be in Salem on bust
ness and their friends are hoping that
they will spend much of their time
here.
Among the delightful affairs of the
week was the social afternoon given for
I the matrons of the aid society of the
First Presbyterian church by Mrs. II. j..
Bean. Mrs Chauncey Bishop, Mrs. Jos.
Palmer, Mrs. John Lewis and Mrs. NJ.
A. Thompson at the home Of the former
on Friday.
The rooms were charming with spring
flowers and Oregon grape. Miss Flor
enee Cleveland, who is a guest at the
Bean residence, made the afternoon
memorable by several vocal selections.
The hOstesses were assisted in the
serving by Miss Grace Bean and Miss
Cleveland Ji
Guests of the society were; Mrs.
Harry Thompson and daughter, of Mar.
garet, of Brownsville, and Mrs. Edwin
Smith. The members present were:
Mrs. Weller, Mrs Hoff, Mrs. Raymond,
Mrs. Niles, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. E. T.
Busselle, Mrs. o. j. Wilson, Mrs. Chas.
20. Wilson, Mrs. Z. w. Stubbs, Mrs.
Carson, Mrs. w. V. Johnson, Mrs. W. H.
Steusloff, Mrs R. S. Wallace, Mrs. G.
L. Adams, Mrs. w. G. Allen, Mrs, L. G.
Altman, Mrs. A. L Brown, Mrs. Bower
sOx, Mrs. Bean, Mrs. Dubuis, Mrs Carl
Elliott, Mrs. Marcus, Mrs F. ]. Miller,
Mrs, F. l.. Puryine, Mrs. Edwin Smyth.
Mrs Charles Fisher returned Thurs.
day evening from Roseburg where she
was the guest of her mother, Mrs. ~
Owens, for several days.
Mrs. Joseph Reinhart asked a group
of friends for charming informal sew
ing bee Friday afternoon, her guests
were the mltrOns and maids of the La
Couder Kensington club including Miss
Edna JOsse, Mrs. Chester Cox, Mrs.
Louis Josse, Mrs. Joseph Reinhart, Mrs.
Walter Spaulding, Mrs L. NJ. Boggs
Mrs. Paul Schmidt, Mrs. Harry Wen,
deroth, Mrs. Paul johnson, Miss Nancy
Skaife, Mary Eckerlen, Miss Zoe Stock
ton and her guests, Mrs. Joe Staddl.
man and Miss Zepa Galbreata, Of The
! Dalles.
Mrs. Reinhart was assisted by Miss
Eckerlen.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. johnson were
hosts Friday evening for a five hun
dred party, their guests included the
members of the TanO club and table
of additional friends.
Pink carnations and Spanish bloom
made an attractive foil for the card
tables. High scores were won by Mrs.
Gibblrd and Roy Richardson.
Mrs. Miller Bevier and Miss Lelah
johnson assisted Mrs. johnson in the
serving.
The club members present were: Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank Ward, Mr., and Mrs.
Miller Bevier, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Hewlett, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Richardson,
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Scofield and Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Johnson.
Additional guests were: Mr.. and Mrs
Willilm Grier, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Gibbard Miss Frances Ward and Miss
Lelah johnson.
Mrs. Thomas B. Kay's mother, Mrs.
g. A. Wallace, was the motif of a de-
hghtful surprise party at her residence
Thursday evening, on the occasion of
her seventy-seventh birthday annivor.
sary. The affair was planned by the
immediate members of the flmily and
Mrs Wallace's home was the scene of
family reunion, including her children
and grandchildren.
A bevy of small folk gathered at the
home of little Miss Pearl Klppnahan
Saturday afternoon for a charming st.
Patriek's party. 1t was such a merry
affair with Irish fav0rs and decorations
being carried out in charming detail,
The little hoStesses guests were;
Pauline MarnReh, Vivian AdOlph,
Gladys Lamar Anna Howard, Velmo
Williams, Tearsa Feist. Pearl Jones,
Caroline Lambrith and AnOra Reidy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Hofer have had
as their guest Thomas Bennett, OF
Marshfield, who is en- route home from
a trip 10 San Francisco.
Mr.. Bennett and Mr.. Hofer were a
Stanford university tOyether and are