Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-15

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The Sweet Briar club was enjOyahly
entertained ON Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. w. c. Franklin.
An afternoon of sewing was fol-
lowed by a dainty lunch.
The hostess was assisted by Miss
Taylor and the Misses 0linger
The club members present were: Mrs
AL Steiner, Mrs. James Imlat, Mrs. O.
H. Mell, Mrs. Jennie Hodson, Mrs.
Clude Beckett, Mrs. Olinger and Miss
Nellie Taylor.
Additional guests were: Mrs. Fer
gusOn, the Misses Patty and Margare
Olinger, Miss Gaynal Beckett and Miss
Margaret Steiner.
A group of young people formed a
merry sleighing party Thursday, and
closed the evening with a hot supper at
the Spa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Sykes chaper
oned the party, which was composed of
the following girls and men:
Mrs. Clifford Bowen, Miss Berdine
Meyers, Miss Ruth Hobert, Miss Bea-
trice Crawford, Miss Sadie Heath,
Clifford Bowen, Dean Curtis, Harold
Bun and Edward Ostendorf.
Mr.. Ruthyn Turney, well known to
many Salem people as master violin
ist, composer and orchestra leader, will
present the Chemawa Indian Stringed
Quartette in concert at the Christian
church on Tuesday evening, January
the eighteenth.
Mr.. Turney has won great praise for
the work of these talented young men,
and tine concert will be one of tne best
given this season. Richard Kennedy
will also give the story of Victor HUI
go's "Les Miserables. ="
Mrs. Roy Shields chlmingly enter
tanned the Willamette Embroidery
club Thursday qfernoon at her nome on
Rose avenue.
Mrs. Shields was assisted by Mrs.
Walter Winslow.
Those bidden were: Mrs. d, G. Bel
linger, Mrs. Guy Smith, Mrs. Walter
Winslow, Mrs. S. H. Thompson, Mrs.
Lee Unruh, Mrs. James Heltzel, Mrs.
+. l.. Utter, Mrs. Albert Stewart, Mrs.
Carl Abrams, Mrs. Otto Wilson, Mrs,
w. c. Emmel, Mrs. s. II. Reeves and
Mrs. Elmo White.
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Mrs Anna Fitch entertained the
''Marigold Club" Thursday afternoon
Following a pleasurable social af-
ternoOn the hostess served dainty re.
freshments assisted by Mrs. G. j. Ohm
stead.
The club members present we're: Mrs
II. st. Helens, Mrs. Olmstead, Mrs
Sarah Stnson, Mrs. O. G. Shellberg
Mrs. Jonn Davis, Mrs. j. Coz, Mrs
Frank Schram, Mrs, Ross Moores, Mrs
T. w. Davies, Mrs. +. II. Seller, Mrs
Louis Bechtel, and Miss Hazel 0lm
stead.
Mrs. +. c. Wiltsey entertained til,
"Pringle Four O'Clock club" at hel
home on Thursday afternoon.
Following a dainty collation. th'
guests enjoyed sleigh ride.
The club members present were: Mrs
N. Sumpter, Mrs. p. II. Clare an,
daughters Thelma ana Ada, Mrs. j
F1by, Mrs. II. Stapleton, Mrs. w. Ed
wards and daughter Elnora, and Mis-
Clare Wiltsey, secretary of the club.
Mrs Henry X. Merwin' g ten on Wed
nesday at St. Joseph S hall for the ben
eft of the unfortunate families wa
very successful.
Donations, food and clothing were al
most generously contributed, and vii
eliminate a great deal of suffering.
Mrs Merwin was 50 olated over thi
success of the undertaking that sh,
wishes to express her deep apprecia
ton to all of those who helped in thi
beneficient cause.
The "Brode Clubn was charmingl'
entertained Thursday by Mrs. Samue
Alodpn at her home on Center street
The rooms were artistically arrange,
with vases and iardrniers, of beautiful
red carnations and greens.
Mrs. Adolph was assisted in the serv
ing by Mrs. Robert Savage.
The club members besides the host
ess are: Mrs. Earl Anderson, Mrs
Paul Siege, Mrs. Roy Rice. Mrs. Ere,
Erixon, Mrs. A. Klein, Mrs. Franz
Chapman, Mrs. j. Lewis, Mrs. Levi
Mccoy, Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. G. Il
Fullerton, Mrs. G. Z. Reinhart, Mrs
Edward Wood, Mrs. William Skinner
and Mrs. Robert Savage.