Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18
Social and Personal
ALINB THOMPSON

Tho social calendar for this week is
still brimming with countless sleighing
and eOasting parties, with the newt
able supper rounding out the evening 8
gayeties.
The thrills of coasting and toboggan-
ing has given society folk a vast
amount Of unusual and exciting pleas
ure during the past week, and the kid
dies as weH as the grown folks will no
doubt indulge j0yously in the cherished
sport as long as it lasts.
Last evening about twenty of the
married and younger set went coast
ing.
The evening was closed by delight
ful progressive supper, starting at Mr..
and Mrs. George Palmer Putnams and
ending at the Harry Clays.
An artistically appointed dinner was
that presided over by Mrs. Thomas
Kay, yesterday, in honor of her father,
q. A. Wallace, on the occasion Of his
eighty-second birthday nd incidentally
Mr.. and Mrs. Kay's twenty eighth we'd
ding anniversary
Tho table was centered with beluti-
full fragrant pink roses and greens,
with covers for twelve Of the immedi-
ate family.
Mrs. Isaac Lee Patterson spent the
week end in Portland, as the guest Of
her son, Philip Patterson.
Among the enjoyable dinner parties
of the week was that presided over byI
Mr.. and Mrs. j. -. Baker on Friday
evening at their home ON Court street.
Mr.. and Mrs Bakers guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Millard, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Legg, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Jones, and
DIR. and Mrs. B. l.. Sleeves.
Channcey Bishop returned Sunday
night from fortnight S trip to Cali
fornia.
Last evening the La Area club met
ut tho home Of Mrs. Leona Peterson on
South High street.
Following brief business session
the guests enjoyed an evening of coast
ing.
A delightful hot supper, uniquely
served by the hostess, in a pretty Chin
ese costume, ended the evenings gay
cites.
Mrs. Peterson was assisted by Mrs,
ST. Helens.
Those participating were: Mrs Bir-
die Wvlie, Mrs. Fay Collins, Mrs. Glare
Vibbert, Mrs. Fred Ellis, Mrs. Bonnie
White, Mrs. II. ID. st. Helens, Mrs.
Frank I.ylee, .4iss Stella Wilson, Miss.
rs Cecil and Ruth Bohannan, Miss
Stanis Andersen, Miss Ruby Baker,
Miss Dorothy Andersen and Miss Marie
Havdebo.
An important event in musical cir
cles this week, will be the presentation
OF the Indian String Quartet at the
First Cnristian church tonight, under
the auspices Of the Loyal Sons Of that
church.
This concert which promises to be
the best of its kind will no doubt be
enthusiastically greeted.
The evenings proceeds will be civ.
en- to the boys TO remodel their club
room, which is one of the best in the
state.
The W. o. W. entertained Saturday
evening at the home of Mrs. II. r..
Kellogg, with n farewell party in hon
or Of Mr.. and Mrs. Murray, who left
Monday for Iowa, whore they will
make their home.
Five hundred afforded the evening s
diversion, followed by Refreshments.
Mrs. c. II. Nichols, Miss Louanna
Brown and Miss Phyllis kellogg as
sisted in the serving.
Mrs. w. 0. Asselyn has as her mousse
guest, Mrs. George Schulermick, of
Hillsboro.
On "Wednesday group of ladies
gathered at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Fennell
Laden with delicacies, the guests
called in tho morning, prepared for the
day.
A delightful chicken dinner was fol.
lowed by a sewing.
Those gathering to spend the day
with Mrs. Fennell were:
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