Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-11


"a Of the most elaborate of the sea
: son was the charming tea for
which Mrs. William II. Lytle and Mrs.
Zadoc J. Riggs were hosfesses this af.
ternoon at the Riggs residence on State
street.
The residence decked with baskets
of huge yellow chrysanthemums
and clusters Of eolorful foliage was
thronged during the afternoon with
smartly gowned matrons and maids.
In the living room rose and yellow
shaded lamps and candelabras made an
artistic effect. Here Mrs. Riggs and
Mrs. Lytle greeted their guests They
both wore gowns that blended prettily
with the ensemble. Mrs Lytle was
charming in a smart gown of Nile green
tuHe and satin with glints of silver;
and Mrs. Riggs wore an attractive
gown of old rose chiffon taffeta, with
a bodice Of cream lace and silver.
Mrs. Ben Olcoft, Mrs. Oliver C.
Locke, Miss Mabel Robertson and Miss
Veda Cross assisted in the reception
room.
In the dining room the tea table was
unusually artistic; u handsome silver
candelabra containing yellow candles
was surrounded by crystal compotes of
golden bued fruits. Mrs. Robert Chaun.
cey Bishop, Mrs. John j. Roberts, Mrs.
William II. Burghardt, Jr, and Mrs.
Clifford Brown presided over the sam
oraIb and the prettily .gowned
maids assisting in the dining room
were Miss Mary Creed Howard, Miss
Hazel Downing, Miss Ida Simmons
Miss Catherine Slade of Slverton and
Miss Ethel Rupert.
Little Mary Alice Gill atiired in a
dainty little white frock, greeted the
guests.
A string orchestra played during the
calling hours.
Those asked for the tea were: Mrs.
Ben W. Olcott, Mrs. George Palmer
Putnam, Mrs. Harry Il. Clay, Mrs.
Robert Chauncey Bishop, Mrs Asahel
Bush, Mrs. Clifford Brown, Mrs. Cur
Us u. Cross, Mrs. George William Gray,
Mrs. William Burghardt, Jr., Mrs. John
ii. McNary, Mrs. John Mimic, Miss Ger
frude Gray, Miss Margaret Gray, Mrs.
Milton l.. Meyers Mrs. Walter l.. Nc
Dougal, Mrs. r. w. Sawyer of Bend.
Mrs. Russell Catlin, Mrs. Frank II.
Spears, Mrs. W. Melvin Plimpton, Mrs.
Clyde G. Graham, Mrs. John j. Roberts,
Mrs. George +. Rodgers, Mrs. G. p,
Bishop. Mrs. Sherman w. Thompson,
Mrs. Henry b. Thielsen Miss Ellen
Thielsen, Mrs. $. Guy Sargent, Mrs.
Thomas A, Itivesley, Miss Marjorie
Marvin, Mrs. james Withycombe, Miss
Mabel WiIhyeombe, Mrs. u. G. Shipley,
Mrs. w. Carlton Smith, Mrs. Charles
X. Spauding, Mrs William II. Dancy,
Miss Rita Steiner, Mrs. Il. Cooke Pat.
ton, Mrs. Thomas B. Kay, Mrs. William
Brown, Miss Mary Creed Howard, Miss
Aline Thomnson, Mrs, George p. Fox.
Mrs. DayidsW. Eyre, Mrs. Homer Gou.
let, Mrs William I. Grier, Mrs. Oliver
Z. locke, Mrs. Charles Reynolds. Mrs.
IA. J, Schuldcrman Mrs. Walter Spauld. |
ing, Mrs. w. AL Jones', Mrs. Henry j !
Bean, Miss Gpace Bean, Mrs. Edwin
l.. Baker, Msa. j. l.. Stockton, Mrs. Il. |
A. Elliott, Mis-. Robert Gill, Mrs. John
Caughill Mrs Lawrence Il. Harris. Miss
catharne Carson, Miss Esther Carson,
Mrs. William Walton, Mrs. Arthur j. &
Wilson, Miss Regina Wes,, Mrs. James
A. Wilson, Miss Dorothy Pearce, Mrs.
Il. c. Small, Mrs. A. J. Rain, Miss Ma
bel Robertson, Mrs. G.. ID. Gabrielscn,
Mrs. r. ]. Rupert, Mrs. Harry II. Oling.
er, Mrs. Arthur H. Moore, Miss Calista
Moore, Miss Carolyn Dick, Miss Zoe
Stockton, Mrs Armin Steiner, Mrs. w. I
II. Steusoff, Miss Mac Steusloff. Miss !
Dorothy Steusloff, Miss Barbara Stein \
or, Mrs. Hal d. Patton, Mrs. George
Pcarce, Miss Helen Pchrce, Mrs. Roy
III. Mills, Mrs. ID. !. Howard, Mrs
Thomas Townsend, MS. A. Marvin
Cabler, Airs George M. Post, Mrs. w.
l.. Too1c, Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb, sMrs.
Louis Iosse, Mrs. Joseph Baumgarlner,
Mrs. ID. W. Fletcher, Mrs. J. w. Har.
bison, Mrs. j. Richardson, Mrs. q. q. I
Arnold OF Portland, Mrs. George q.
Brown, Mrs Charles IT, Dick, Mrs. l.. I
A. Edwards, Mrs Seheurele, Mrs. Ed (
gar r. Haitley, Mrs. George M. Brown,
Mrs. Robert r. Downing, Mrs. Louis
Lachmund, Mrs. Irwin Griffith, Mrs
Erwards, Mrs. William McGilchrist. .Jr.,
Miss Ida Simmons, Mrs. Frank G. NV.
crs, Mrs. Earl H. Acheson, Miss Allene
High. Mrs. +. w. Spencer, Miss Miller,
Mss. w, Il. Kirk, Mrs. John Todd, Mrs.
Frank Brown, Mrs. 4. 3. Tillinghast,
Mrs. +. :. Gannett. Mrs. BENJAMIN. Miss
Pohle, Mrs. Roy Burton, Mrs. Charles
IA. Robertson, Mrs. A. ]. Eoff, Mrs.
Charles Durkec, Mrs. Earl II. Ander.
son, Miss Cromwell, Miss Campbell,
Mrs. +. +. Carleton, Mrs. Romeo Gou,
let aud Mrs. +. u. Shafer.
Mrs Rudolph Prael Of Portland is
the house guest of her father and
sister, Werner Breyman and Mrs. viii
liam Eldridge for several days.
A charming event of the early week
was the bridge for which Mrs. Edgar
Hartley was hostess on Monday after
noon. The guests included the matroms
of the Monday bridge club, and the af-
fair marked the premier gathering of
the season. Players made up thrcel
tables Of the game, card honors falling
10 Mrs Charles l.. Dick.
The rooms were deckcd prettily with /,
reilow marigolds and chrysanthemums
md foliage.
Mrs. u. Cooke Patton assisted Mrs.
Hartley. Ia