Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-08

sington for Mrs. Mae Harris and Miss
Elsie Evans of Columbus, Ohio. A
bout forty five guests were asked to
meet the visitors, who are the guests
of Mrs. Carl G.. Doney. Garden flow
ers in brilliant array adorned the
rooms. In the dining room where the
small serving tables were arranged, the
decorations and appointments were all
Icarried out in an effective red, white
and blue color scheme. During the
afternoon Miss Leila McCaddam
charmingly sang several patriotic So
los.
AIRS. j. o. Hall and Mrs. Florian
Won Esenen assisted in the rooms and
the Misses Ola Clark, Beryl Holt, Es-
ther Taylor, Mary Findley and Carrie
ICooksey in the serving.
i Miss Todd's guests included: Mrs.
Carl Gregg Doney, Mrs. Mae Harris,
Miss Elsie Evans, Mrs. Minerva Todd,
Mrs. j. o.. Hall, Mrs. G. Ebsen, Mrs.
IL. c. Mathews, Mrs. J. H Alden, Mrs.
Burgess Ford, Mrs F Won Eschen, Mrs.
Hammond, Mrs. Henry j. Talbot, Mrs.
Blodgett and Miss Blodgett of Idaho,
Mrs. E. T. Barnes, Mrs. F. Selee, Mrs.
B. l.. Sleeves, Mrs. Swafford, Mrs. NJ.
IC. Findley, Mrs. E. Underhill, Mrs.
1T. B. Cooksey, Mrs. r. N. Avison,
Mrs. Laban Sleeves, Mrs. Cloyd
Rauch, Miss Carrie Cooksey, Miss
Mary Fndley, Miss Young, Miss Lulu
Poole, Miss Ella Poole, Miss Ola Clark,
Miss Geneviev Avison, Miss Alice
Page of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Miss Es-
ther Taylor, Miss Beryl Holt, Miss
Harriet Henry and Miss Leila MeCad-
dam.
Another delightful affair honoring
Mrs. Mae Harris and Miss Elsa Evans
of Columbus, Ohio, was the Kensington
for which Mrs. Henry j. Talbot was
hostess Thursday. The affair was in
formal yet very charming. An artis-
tic arrangement of red carnations, red
roses, snap dragon and coral plant
decked the living room and the dining
room was prettily adorned with pink
rambler roses and fernery.
| Apout 30 guests were asked for the
affair. Mrs. Talbot was assisted by
Mrs. Gustave Ebsen.
Ulose to sixty members of the Wom-
ans Relief Corps and Sedgwick Post
lattended the attractive afternoon af-
fair given Thursday at the residence
of Mrs. l.. X. Page. The affair was
planned to honor DR.. and Mrs. I. c.
Smith, ST., of Los Angeles, Calf, DR..
lSmith being the organizer of the
lcorps.
Sharing the honors os hostesses were
Mrs. Page, Mrs. Gideon Stolz, Mrs. A.
Z. Dinsmore, Mrs. Eugenia Gillingham
and Mrs. Ida Babcock.
The Page residence had red, white
and blue, as a color note made mani
fest in canterbury bells and roses, all
effectively arranged in the various
rooms. Flags and bunting were also
used to drape the doors and windows.
In the dining room the pretty tea
table was centered with a huge basket
of red, white and blue garden flowers.
Mrs. T. C. Smith, ST., of Los Angeles
cut the ices, and Mrs. l. l.. McAdams
lpresided over the samovar.
A delightful feature of the affair
was the solo by Mrs. C. NJ. Lockwood
the reading by Mrs. Ronald Glover,
and the interesting talk by DR.. 7. c.
Smith of Los Angeles.
--mong those present were DR.. and
Mrs. T. c. Smith of Los Angeles, Mr..
and Mrs. E. f. Denison, Mr.. and Mrs.
lGideon Stolz, Mrs. E. G. Raucl, Miss
Vera Wright, Mrs. II. P. Blodgett,
Mrs. Florence Z. Shipp, Mrs. E. J.
dorsey, Mrs. Ruth Denison, Mrs. Ger.
trude Remington, Mrs. Maria Thomp-
loo, M uott;n Sl.altan Aro ;1zta
Smith, Mrs. Myra Dotson, Mrs. Emma
Roberts, Mrs. Amy Ellis, Mrs. c. c.
Pascoe, Mrs. A. Lewis, Mrs. Sarah E,
Drager, Mrs. Elizabeth Bullock, Mrs
MARY Z. Cook, Mrs. Florence Spencer,
Mrs. William II. Byars, Mrs. Ronald
lGlover, Mrs. Helen Southwick, Mrs
Margaret Cox, Miss Helen Cox, Mrs.
If. A. Thompson, Mrs. Laura McAdams
James Lisle, Mrs. E. j. Remington
Mrs. Hattie B. Cameron, Mrs. Mary
IKafoury, Mrs. A. L. Clearwater, Mrs
Norma Terwilliger, Mrs. May Smith
Mrs. L. w. Alderman, Mrs. Mary A.
Briggs, Mrs. Alice ID. Ralston, Mrs
lG. Wmdell. Mrs Frank K. Welles
Mrs. Benjamin S. Via, Mrs. Elizabeth
Adior, Mrs. Mabel Lockwood, Mrs
Alice Caldwell.
l.
Miss Katherine McClelland enter.
tanned on Wednesday evening with an
informal $500" party at her home on
Court street. Three tables of the
Igame were arranged for the guests,
who were members of the Quinze Jours
Iclub.
The rooms were gaily adorned with
Caroline Testout roses and nastur'
tiums.
| An informal supper party was given
Friday evening at the home of General
and Mrs. William IL. Byars, in celebra-
tion of Mr.. Byars' birthday anniver-
sary. The table which was prettily
adorned with garden flowers had COW
ers for eight.
As fitting close to the gayeties of
the Cherry Fair the Cherrians enter
tanned the Queen and her court with a
large dance ON Monday night at tae
Iarmory.
,Informality was the keynote of the
evening and everyone reveled in it.
A huge throng attended the affair and
never has there been more eolorfui,
a happier assemblage of dancers than
came 10 whirl through the evening and