Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-20

Childrens' parties have divided the
attention Of society matrons this past
week, and hardly day passes by tnat
someone is not gathering together all
the wee ones, from two years up to give
them glorious time.
One of the happiest Of these parties
was that given this afternoon by Mrs
/ George Palmer Putnam for her little
son, David Binney Putnam, who had at
tanned the age Of tAree, It was a
merry affair and the table had deco
rations of spring flowers and tiny
Ieakes.
The little guests were Mildred Rob
erts, Marjorie Marcus, Aslhel Bush,
Jr, Charles Kay Bishop, Tommy"
Iivesley and Chandler and Werner
Brown. SIS
With sincere regrets goOd-byes will
soon be said to Miss Ellen Thielsen,
\ who expects to leave the first of June
for Boston, Mass; where she will take
course in orthopedic nursing at the
Childrens hospital
En- route Miss Thielsen will visit rel
/ atives and friends in Philadelphia,
Providence, r. l., and New York. She
will be accompanied East by Mrs,
George Post, who is leaving the first
Iof the month for, sojourn in, New
York and for visit with Her family
lin New London, Conn. .,.
Miss Thielsen is very popular in Sa-
lem society and will be greatly missed
Eby the younger set.
. Mrs. COnnell Dyer, who has been en-,
ioying round of gayeties in Eugene
for the past week returned Friday
Mr.. Dyer mOtored to Eugene Thurs
day for Mrs. Dyer and they were ac-
companied nome by Miss Ruth Kreber
of Chicago, who is attending the Uni
versity of Oregon Miss Kreber left
the same evening for Portland,
A wedding that will be of marked
interest to society maids of Salem is
that of Miss Mildred Bagley and David
!, Graham, which will take place in Eu-
gene on June the fourteenth, at the
Congregational church.
Miss Bagley formerly lived here and
is a great favorite in Salem society
Miss Margaret Gray Of Seattle who
also has many friends in Salem win
be bridesmaid.
. Owing to the recent death of Miss
. Bagley's grandmother, the wedding
will be very small and simple affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry b. Thielsen en-.
tertained Tuesday evening with a
charming dinner. A crystal bowl OF
exquisite roses and gypsophila adorned
the artisticallyappointed table, Covers
were placed for Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Meyers, Mr.. and Mrs George G.. Brown,
DR.. and Mrs Carlton Smith, Miss FL.
len Taielsen and the hosts.
4 One Of the smartest affairs of the
week was the beautifully.apponte
/ luncheon given by Mrs. William Brown
! and Mrs. William Eldridge at the
home of the former on "Wednesday.
n There were table decorations of love-
ly yellow roses artistieally combined
with purple iris, and small crystal
bowls Of purple violas with airy but,
terfly bows of yellow and purple tule.
An array of pink and white snap
dragons, aud fragrant carnations were
used in the drawing room.
h The guests inelnded Mrs, Isaac Lee
| Patterson, Mrs, A. N. Bush, Mrs.
4 Henry B. Thielsen, Mrs. Charles Wei.
Ter, Mrs. Jonu Albert, Mrs. c. A. Parks,
Mrs. A, N, Gilbert, Mrs. Robert Hend.
rieks, Mrs. Clarence Hamilton, Mrs. r.
rs Wallace.
DIR. and Mrs. j. n. smith are plan.
ming to leave soon for delightful
visit with their son.in.law aud dlugh.
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Francis
Powers mabel SMITH in Detroit,
Mich IN route the Smiths expect TO
stop in Faribault, Mimi, and Chicago
One Of the prettiest Of the week 5
( lnneheonS was that given ThursdN ~
by Mrs. Homer Goulat. bidding adieu
to Mrs +. Treate Clark who with her
small son, +. Treate, Jr., returned to
>. Seattle Friday
The table which was centered vita
crimson roses and heliotrope had Gov
ers for Mrs +. Treate Clark and small
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