Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-13
S0CIE, a3CZ-UBS

Ralph Moores, Hugh McCammon,
Chrles Reynolds, Prince Byrd.
Others noticed cireling tables in con-
genial groups were Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Sargent, Mr.. and Mrs. ThGmas C.
Smitn, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Ben O.
Schueking.
AT another table were Mr. and Mrs.
George Rodgers, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
PlimDtOn and DR.. and Mrs. William
Lytle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Livesley, Mr..
and Mrs John j. Roberts and Mrs. F..
Treate Clarke, of Seattle, were togeth-
er, while Miss Florence Hofer, Miss
Myrtle Albright, Allan Bynon and
John Carson formed another party.
A party of Albany devotees motored
to Salem for the affair and included,
Mr. and Mrs. ROckey Mason, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Cusiek, Miss Laura Tay-
lor, Rollo Rawlston and Harry Hlw-
kins
Mrs. Charles Dick entertained with
a few tables of bridge Monday after
noon. 1t was very informal affair,
only the matrons of the Bridge club
and several additional guests being
asked.
The rooms were charming with pro-
fusion Of forgetme.nots artistically ar
ranged in bowls and vases. Three
tables of bridge were eircled by the
guests, the card honor falling to Mrs.
Douglas Mimic. Mrs. Dick was assisted
by her daughter Miss Caroline Dick.
Besides the club the guests included
Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs. Fl. ]. Schul-
derman, Mrs. John Coughill and Mrs.
Walter Spaulding.
Mrs. Harry Wenderoth asked a group
of matrons and maids for an informal
sewing Friday afternoon, ner guests
included the members of the La Couder
club.
An attractive dinner was given
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Poisal. The table which was all
done in yellow, was unusually pretty
with center of golden hued pOppies,
dainty ferns and yellow tulle.
Seated around the table were: Mr.
and Mrs Gordon MeGilchrist, Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Webb, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry BOlinger, Mr.. and Mrs. George,
Shaw and Miss MaYisn Shaw and the
hosts Dinner was followed by an
evening of five hundred.
One of the charming and pretty af-
fairs of the week was the shower for
which Mrs. B. j. Miles and Mrs. Don
aid Miles were hOstesses this after
noon to honor Miss Regina Long, bride
elect, who has been much entertained
since Il announcement Of ner engage
ment. "Ao -
The rooms of the4Miles residence
were scene of exceptional beauty,
being deeked with a profusion of vel.
low Scotch broom and purple wild
flowers, which made an effective foil
for the pretty afternoon toilettes of
the guests.
The afternoon was made unusually
delightful by musicl ii programme.
Mrs. Florence Holhday-Haight, recent
ly of New York, charmed the guests
with her beautiful voice. Mrs. G.
Powers sang several pretty solos,
while Miss Laura Grant S piano selec-
tions and Miss Joy Turner s violin
numbers were equally enjoyable.
The hostesses were assisted by Mrs.
c. Pruner, Mrs. George Burnett, Miss
May Raucn and Miss Marguerite
Miles
Besides the hOnOree the guests in
l. NInInAs Il ~ D.1s
Gordon MeGilchrist, Mrs. S. N. Endi-
colt, Mrs. II. f. Epley, Mrs Mary
Ramsdell, Mrs. f. c. Rauch Mrs. L. K.
Page, Mrs. George Burnett, Mrs. G.. w.
Gerald Volk, Mrs. G. Pruner, Mrs. 0.
M. Elliott, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. William
Fleming, Mrs. f. Seeley, Mrs. NJ.
Grant, Mrs. h. B. Houston, Mrs. Anna
Rogers Fish, Mrs. Mary Long, Mrs.
Edward Boas, Mrs. William Galloway,
Miss Zoe Stockton, Miss Hazel Bish-
Op, Miss Laura Grant, Miss Cox, Miss
Ann Sweezy, Miss Bi2zazi, Miss Elva
Smith, Miss Gertrude Walling, Miss
Ruby Ramsdell, Miss Emily Palmer,
Miss Ruth Raueh, Miss Marie Rams
dell, Miss Joy Turner, Miss Lucille
kuntz, Miss Broee and Miss May
Raueh.
About a dozen members of the +. O.
7. club gathered at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Bowersox for a
80" " party Tuesday evening. Mr..
and Mrs w. |. Staley shared the aon.
ors as hosts for the affair. which was
the last of series of delightful card
parties given by the club this season.
Tho living room, where the card tables
were arranged was aglow with red
hewthorne blossoms. In tae dining