Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-27

Miss Aline Judd, vocal sOloist, VINO was
presented in recital at Woodburn
Wednesday evening.
with charming informal Kensington
Thursday afternoon in honor of her
mother, Mrs. Eliza Wright of McMinn-
vile. About dozen matrOns were
asked TO meet the visitor, who win be
the guest of her daughter for several
days longer.
At the conclusion of an enjoyable
afternoon, refreshments were served
at table prettily adorned with frag-
rant carnations and green's.
IIonoring Miss Ellen Thielsen, who
is planning to leave soon for Boston,
Mass, Miss Veda Cross entertained
informally Wednesday afternoon. 1t
was a charming Kensington and the
guests who were a few of Miss Thiel-
sen s friends included Mrs. George w
Gray, Mrs. Curtis Cross, Mrs. Elmer
Ludden, Mrs. Clyde Graham, Mrs
Frank Spears, Mrs. Ralph Jackson
! (Maude Durbin) Mrs. E. A. Thurber
of Colorado Springs, Miss Elizabeth
Lord, Miss Rita Steiner, Miss Marie
Hofer. Miss Cross was assisted by
Miss HOfer. N
Miss Elizabeth Lord will have as her
guest again this summer Miss Elsa
Dimel, the charming San Francisco girl
who visited here last year. Miss Dimel
! 20 nVlvr ~ ha
turn visit will cause much rejoicing
in the younger set, with whom she be,
came very popular. She will be ac
comp Anied as far as Eugene by hei
parents, DR.. and Mrs II. l.. Dimel, and
small children, whS are planning Il
spend the summer at their attractive
new summer place on the Mckenzie
river.
Mrs c. P. Bishop who has been tn,
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bishop il
Pendleton for several weeks returned
this morning.
Mrs. Bishop has a wide circle Of
friends Gn Pendleton and her visit
was marked with numerous social com
pliments.
Charming with vases and bowls Of
lovely Cecil Brunner roses arranged ar
tistically about the rooms, about doz
en- matrons enjoyed an afternoon owe
the bridge tables at the residence Of
Mrs E. Cooke Patton, Monday. 1t wal
very informal, only the members Of
the Bridge club and a table of guest'
being asked.
The high score honors fell to Mrs
John Craig. The additional guests
were Mrs. f. o. Siecke, Mrs. +. L
Waters, Mrs. f. S. Tilhnghlst, Mrs
Frank Brown and Mrs. Fred Waters
Miss Luella Patton assisted he
mother in the serving.
Perhaps the smartest and gayest din
ner dance given this season by Ia,
management of the Hotel Marion wa
the one given Friday night. A larg'
number of the married set and young
er bellies and beaux attended the func
tion.
Pretty blossoms adorned the tables
which were surrounded by severl
smart parties and happy eongenia
groups.
Among the hosts were Mr.. and Mrs
Frederic Thielsen, whose guests were
; Mr. and Mrs Chauneey Bishop, MI
and Mrs. John J. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs
George Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs. AsahC
; Bush, Or. and Mrs. aEIrry Clay, MI
and Mrs, w. 4. Grier, Mr.. and Mr.:
Melvin Plimpton, Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Burghardt, Jr,, and Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. 0. Seicke and MI
and Mrs John Clughell's guests in
eluded Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Locke, Nj
and Mrs. George G.. Brown, DR.. an
Mrs. Carlton Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. He
mer Smith, DR.. and Mrs. Harry Oing
er, Mrs Fred Stewart and Mrs. Love
lace.
Miss Florence Hofer has as he
weekend guest Miss Myrtle Albrigh
of MarquIm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers. wa
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mr'
Hugh Williamson in Portland for sew
erh days, returned Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry b. Thielsen wer
hosts for charming and pretty din
ner party Thursday evening. PIN
and yellow snap dragons, decked Ia
artistieally appointed table which ha
! covers for Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Suth
erland, Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown
DR.. and Mrs. J. N. Smith and I'll
! hosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Palmer Putnar
were the guests of Brigadier Genera
and Mrs George A. White in Portlln
Tuesday. In the evening the White
entertained .eir guests with Dime
at the Hotel Benson and later at tn
, theatre to see otis skinner, in eth
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