Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-02
By AL1NE THOMPSON

u The members of the Z. o. T. club
Igathered at the home of Mrs. l.. *
Page on Tuesday night, to be guests
at the delightful $500" party fol
which Mrs Page and Mrs. Mary Hofei
were hostesses.
The living room, where the card
tables were arranged was decked with
an artistic array of yellow and laven'
dar chrysanthemums, while huge
basket Of fruits centered the pretty re
freshment table.
The card honors were won by Mrs
w. /. Staey and Frank G. Bowersox
As additional guests the hostesses
asked Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Knowland
The members included in the club are
Mr.. and Mrs. w. /. Staley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank G. Bowersox, Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
lShand, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Brown, Mrs.
III. X. Page and Mrs Mary Hofer.
Much TO the delight of her Salem
friends, Mrs. Robert William Stubbs
ELISA Alberta DeimeD the. charming
English girl, whose wedding was an
levent of Saturday, November the TWEEN
Itv-fiftb, in San Francisco, will make
lher home in Portland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stubs have been honeymooning in the
south, and will arrive in Portland the
first of the week, after which time
they will be at home in $40 East Twen-
ty-third street.
Mrs. Stubbs is the daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Henry Lito Deimel, and with
her family formerly lived in London,
England. The Deimel home is in London
and although the Deimels have been
living in New York and San Francisco
since the war, they expect to return
TO England as DR.. Deimel is very prom
linent there in the financial world.
Mrs. Subbs is an extremely charm
ing and lovable girl, and although she
has visited here but a few weeks dur
| ing the past two summers, she has
manv friends in Salem society.
She is an exceptionally clever artist,
having for the past few years studied
at Hopkins Art school in San Francis
co. Mrs. Stubbs also is a talented pi-
anist and q devotee of out door sports.
The Deimels have a new summer
place at the Mckenzie Bridge and it
was during their soiourn there this sea
son that Mr.. Stubbs met and develop
cd a penehant for Miss Deimel.
Mrs. Edward G. Smith has as her
house guests two charming girls of the
University of Oregon, Miss Elizabeth
| Houston of klamath Falls and Msis
Marion Mcdonald of Nyssa, Oregon.
Thanksgiving Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G.
Deckebach were hosts for charming
dinner party.
Deep yellow chrysanthemums center
ed the artisticallv appointed table,
which had covers for Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Wilson, j. p. Rogers, Miss
Eleanor Rogers, Father Lainck of Sub
Unity, Miss Helen Deckebach, Fred
erek Deckebach and the hosts
Miss Margaret Hodge asked the mem
bers of the Quinze Jour club and
few additional guests to her home for
an informal evening on Monday.
The rooms were aglow with yellow
Ichrysanthemums and potted plants and
the evening was delightfully."- devoted
to sewing, games and music.
Later the hostess served dainty re-
asst assisted by her sister, Miss Ruth
Hodge and Miss Fanres Hodge.
The guests were: Miss Elizabeth
Schultz, Miss Nellie Schwab, Miss Ma
rie Bennett, Miss Mary Pigler, Miss
Marie Schwab, Miss Catherine McClel-
land, Miss Hazel Price, Miss Grace Nc
Gregor, Miss Virginia Wechter, Miss
Joy Turner, Miss Margaret Mers, Mrs.
Maude Da Motta and Miss Myrtle Nc
Donald of Newberg.
Mrs. II. ]. Schulderman and children
who have been the guests of relatives
in Portland for few days returned
Wednesday.
Mrs. n. G. Briggs, Jr.. and three chill
drcn of Hollistcr, California have ar
rived in Salem and are the guests OF
Mrs. Briggs parents, Justice and Mrs.
Henry l., Benson.
They will visit in Salem until after
the Christmas holidays.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry f. Clay Were
hosts for charming Thanksgiving din
ner, Thursday evening. An artistic
basket of luscious fruits decked the
table at which were seated, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas A. I.iveslcy and children,
Thomas Livesley, Jr. and Dorothy
Livesley, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.. Me-
Dougal and two small daughters and
DIR. and Mrs Clay.
Considerable interest is being shown
in the approaching bazaar to be given
by the st. Paul Episcopal guild on
the afternoon and evening of Decem-
Der the 9th and 9TH. This year s bazaar
is said to be from present indications
far ahead of any previous affair the
guild has sponsored; the women inI
charge having devoted many weeks to
preparing the most irresistible and love-
ly array of articles. In addition to-
this, there will be sale of delieacies
and nlnm nndhinps all homemade. and