Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-12
ALINE THOMPSON

that someone is not gathering together
the little tots to give them a merry
time.
Today Mrs. Homer Goulet made a
bevy of little kiddies happy, at lovely
4 party in celebration of ner small son,
Homer, Jr., third birthday.
They sat around a table adorned with
exquisite red tulips and birthday
cake glittering with three large candles.
In the center, suspending from the
chandelier, huge basket was filled
with beautiful valentines attached tol
satin ribbons, which found their way to
each tinv gnest.
Adorable little cupids marked places
for: Master Edwin Cross, Frank Cross,
William McGilchrist, Jr., Edward Til
linghast, Maxine Myers, Master Jones,
Katherine Goulet, Josephine and Wal
ter Williamson, of Portland, ROvena
Eyre and David Eyre, Jr.
1t was such a gay affair, the kiddies
shouting with glee as their little val
I entines were drawn out of the mysteri-
Gus basket.
All the mothers were there for tea
and to see tne youngsters have good
time. Mrs. David Eyre and Albert
Egan favored the mothers with several
delightful solos.
Mrs. Goulet was assisted by Mrs.
Mark Skiff.
Philip Patterson is the week end
guest at the country home of ais par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Lee Patterson.
\
Mrs. L. +. Griffith presided over an
attractive bridge luncheon Tuesday In
honor of her house guest and sister,
Mrs. j. Flanders, Of Portland, and
Mrs. Homer Goulet.
The table was artistieally eentered
with fragrant pink carnations and smi-
lax with covers for: Mrs. Flanders,
) Mrs. Goulet, Mrs. William Daney, Mrs.
Milton Meyers, Mrs. George Brown and
the hostess,
3 After luncheon a broup Of matrons
including Mrs. r. f. Lee Steiner, Mrs.
Harry 0linger and Mrs. Edwin Baker
g. augmented the luncheon party for an
4 hour over the bridge tables.
Mrs. William Dancy captured the
I high score award.
One of the most delightful affairs
of the week was the $500" party for
e which Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Catlin were
hosts Tuesday evening.
4 The card tables were circled by the
members of the Merry-Go Round club,
and the hign score awards fell to Mrs.
d William Thielsen and DR.. j. N. Smith.
Mrs. Frank Spears and Mrs. Charles
E Dick assited Mrs. Catlin.
|, The club members include: Mr.. and
G Mrs. William Brown, Mr.. and Mrs
:, Ruben Boise, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N
Moores, Mr. and Mrs. John McNary
Z Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Fleming, Mr.. and
Mrs. Max 0. Buren,, Mr.. and Mrs
g Rolling X. Page, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
c b. Thielsen, DR.. and Mrs. j. N. Smith
c Mr. and Mrs. William Thielsen, Mr.
$ and Mrs. John Sutherland, Mr.. and
& Mrs. Frank Spencer, Dr. and Mrs. T
C. Smith, Jr,, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Rob
7 ertsOn and Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Kay. As
h additional guests Mr.. and Mrs. Catlir
II asked Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dick ant
n Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Spears.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Hofer were hosts
. for small and delightful dinner Wet
y ! ncsday evening, for Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
- tbs Cross, who are leaving Sunday fol
Honolulu.
Covers were placed for six.
A delightful luncheon and dinnel
\. was the diversion of Thursday anC
d Friday with Mrs. +. A. Elliott al
n hostess.
!. Six matrons shared the very charm
/ ing hospitality of Mrs. Elliott foI
q luncheon Thursday. For dinner Fri
n day, the table which was adorned witt
an artistic array Of fragrant cana
tions and greenery had covers for: Mr.
I. and Mrs. Charles Dick, Mr.. and Mrs
Il Milton Meyers and Mr.. and Mrs. FL
r. lott.
D, Informal dinners are held every day
k among the smart set, tae invitations
a which assemble half dozen or more
guests usually being by telephone. Ont
10 Of these charming affairs was givel
I. Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Palmer Putnam, whose guests mum
! bered four,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Gannett, went t
= Portland tdis morning for \ BRIEF visl
:, with friends.
In fragrant setting of delicate pink
carnations and greenery number o
- matrons were entertained yesterday af
~ ternoon at 4 charming auction bridge
: for which Mrs. Carl B. Webb was tn'
hostess.
= Six tables were arranged for th'
" guests and high card honors were cap
y tured by Mrs. +. o, Siecke and Mrs
y George Post, the consolation prize be
= ing awarded to Mrs. A. l.. Brown.
i AT the tea hour the party was aug
:, = mented by about half dozen NOR,
- matrons
!" Mrs. Webb was assisted by Mrs. L
NJ Boggs and Miss Ruth Boggs.
: The guests included; Mrs. G. X
= Spaulding, Mrs, George Wood, Mrs
4 Amos vass, Mrs. William Clements
> Mrs. II. c. Garfield, Mrs. H. e. Mar
e. vim, Mrs. James Chinook, Mrs. Merlr
= Harding, Mrs Z. o. Sieeke, Mrs. Pau
! johnson, Mrs. William McGilcnrist, Jr
. Mrs. Lloyd Hauser, Mrs, T. NJ. Endi
cott,, Mrs. A. l.. Brown, Mrs. Pau
Hauser, Mrs. George Dunsfurd, Mrs. h
is b. Houston, Mrs Chester Cox, Mrs !.
le NJ. Boggs, Mrs. George Host, Mrs, Pau
"a Schmida, Mrs. George Shaw, Mrs
A., n,uolas Mfutn Nro Rav Miue Mrs