Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28

country club house at the golf links.
Plans already have been drawn for
the building, and the work is to be in
full swing as soon as possible.
A club house has long been needed to
give the necessary stimulus to the play
crs, and promises upon completion To
bring out the fair sex in great force.
The links also will become the mecca
for many jolly parties and will be an
ideal place for members to entertain
guests.
Miss Helen Whitney, who has been
the house guest of Miss Ellen Thielsen
for several days, returned to her home
in ortland Friday.
One of the most delightful affairs Of
the week was the informal reception
given by the Salem high school teach
crs Friday night ut the studio of Miss
Minnetta Magers, complimenting the
new members of the faculty Miss Min
netta Mayors and Miss Ethel Rigdop
received the guests.
The decorations, which were all in
the autumnal colors were arranged By
Miss Marian, Miss Thompson, Miss
Pauline Dick,
The studio was prettily decked with
iehrysanthemunis, scarlet berries and ait-
tumn leaves, Mrs. Hand presided over
the samsvafs fs4sifd Mrs. J. G. Nelstsn
served the ices. Assisting were, Miss
Hopkins. and Miss Edwards. -.
During the evening a delightful proc
gramme was given including a piano
| solo, Miss Cox; duett solos, Miss Ma
gers and Mr.. Todd; stories, Miss Mar,
lam; vocal solos, Mr.. Todd; vocal solo,
Miss Magers, accompanist, Miss Evelyn
DeLong. @@
In celebration of the fifth anniver-
sary of their wedding, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Palmer Putnam entertained
with an informal evening of music
Thursday. Their guests were a few
friends who are especially fond of mus
ie.
Mrs. r. b. Houston will leave Mon
day for Roscburg, where she will he
the guest of Mrs. II. d. Graves, for
several days.
A group of little playmates of Mas
ter Karl Steiner reveled at the merry
Hallowe ZEN party given this afternoon
iat the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Armin Steiner. -
Games were played and late in the
afternoon the party closed with de-
lightful refreshments. Mrs. Steiner
planned the most artistic decorations
for the party. The table was all done in
yellow with appointments suggestive
iof IIallowe en-.
Those participating in the gayeties
were: Peter Schuldcrman, Sherman
Plimpton, Hanford Post, Dcryl Myers,
David Steiner, Jr, Charles Biers, John
Caughill, Jr., Howard Baker, Robert
Atcheson, Owen Hogan, Bert Hoffine,
Alvin Burton, John Evans, Harry Mar
shall, Chester Kuntz, Fred Remington
and Alvin Kuntz.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. johnson were
hosts for an informal "500' party,
Wednesday night. Their guests were
the members of the T. A. NJ. o. club,
which was reorganized for the season.
The house was effectively decorated
with autumn leaves, and Hallowe 'en
decorations. The high score honors Were
awarded TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ward
Mrs. johnson was assisted in the
serving by her daughter, Miss Thelma
johnson.
Those making up the tables were, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Hew-
lett Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Richardson,
Miller Bevier and the hosts.
\ delightful informal afternoon was
enjoyed on Wednesday, when Mrs. Nj.
C.. Pettys and Mrs. Bum entertained
the members of the Sweet Briar club at
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