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

A large array of society matrons and
maids were to have sold jolie fleurs to-
day for the Pisgah Home, but the
weather made it necessary Ia
POSTPONE Primrose day as it was impos-
sible to carry out the original plans
made by the committee, headed by
Mrs. Chauncey Bishop,
If the gods favor it Monday will
see such deluge of attractive
young matrons with baskets of these
pretty. symbols of altruism for sale that
it will be hard for any one to refrlin
from buying. Among those who will
aid in selling blossoms are: Mesdames
Chauncey Bishop, Henry Meyers, Hat
tie b. Lawrence, Ben Olcott, o. NJ.
Elliott, John McNary, T. f. Porter,
Asahel Bush, Melvin PlimptOn, William
Burghardt, Harry Clay, George Pal
mer Putnam, George W. Gray, Connell
Dyer, George Rodgers, Frederick Thiel-
sen, Charles McNary, Ernest Hunt, Cur
tis b. Cross, ZadOc Riggs, Clyde Il.
Graham, Elmer Ludden, Richard Cart
wright, Jonn j. Lewis, Anna Rogers
Fish, William Galloway, z. c, Carleton,
G. r. Bonnell, Roy Burton, A. II. Kaz-
marek, Miss Edith Hazard, Miss Matte
Beatty, Mcsdames +. f. Fargo, E. Il.
Fisher, +. L. Purvine, John Dubois,
Miss Margaret Cosper, the Misses Ida
Simmons, Ellen Thielsen, Margaret
Gray, Caroline Dick, Dorothy Dick, Hell
en- West, Gertrude East, Helen Rose,
Kathryn Slade, Helen Deckebach, Mar
iorie Kay, Esther Carson, Catherine
Carson, Nancy Skaife, Edna Josse, Mar
celia Bynon, Edith BynOn, Elizabeth
LORD, Hazel Downing, Margery Marvin,
Jessie HolcOmb, Marie Holcomb, Flor
ence Hofer, Ila Spauldng, Olga Gray,
Jane Fry, Marie Hofer, Lucille Belle,
Gene Belle, Gertrude East, Bernice
Craig, Irene Curtis, Tora Mortenson,
DOrcas Churchill, Mary Eckerlen, Alice
Baker, Margaret Goodin, Lottie Rogers,
Flora Patterson, Letha Driscoll, Regina
Long, Priscilla Fleming, Pauline Rem
ingtOn.
John Claire Monteith the well known
baritone and vocal teacher, of Portland,
will sing in concert in Dallas next Sat
urday evening, under the auspices Of
the Dallas WOman s club.
Mr., Monteith. accompanied by Mrs
Monteith, will stop in Salem Saturday
before going to Dallas where they will
be the guests of Mrs. George Gerlinger
A dancing party that was one of the
most delightful memories of the week
and one that will go down as one of
the most pleasurable affairs ever given
by the matrons and maids Of the La Ar
ga club was held at the Moose hall
Wednesday night.
1t was typical Irisa affair, the
decorations all being done in green.
From the center Of the ball room
huge green ivy bell hung and from that
streams of the same color transferred
the room into bower4of green. At the
sides of the room were iardiniers of
foathery ferns. The punch was also
green, and was served by three dainty
little maids, the Misses Macyle Hunter,
Dorothy Escn and Letha Wilson.
Following the dance the out of town
guests from Dallas were entertIincd at
a hot supper.
Mrs. Ben A. Polzin entertained
number OF friends informally at cards
Monday evening in honor of her hus-
band S natal anniversary.
Card favors were won by Mrs A. Z.
Courier and c. s. Newberry.
Crcling the tables were: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Courier, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Glover,