Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-14
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A delightful informal Kensington
was given recently by Mrs. Il. h. Bots.
ford, who entertained the members of
the Samedi club at the premier meet.
ing of the season, at her home on North
Church street.
The rooms were effectively adorned
with gay colored artificial butterflies
and fragrant roses.
During the afternoon the guests en-
ioyed two interesting papers on The
Butterfly.' The first was on The
Structure of these beautiful crea.
lures and was read by the hostess, the
second "The Transformation was by
Miss Mary Rutherford.
Small tables prettily adorned with
butterfly place cards were arranged
for the refreshments and the hostess
was assisted in the serving by heI
two daughters, Mrs. s. j. Butler, and
Miss Irma Botsford, and Miss Violet
MacClean.
The club members include Mrs. Hen
ry Fawk, Miss Elene Fawk, Mrs. Dee
Gohlson, Miss May Hunt, Mrs. L. U
Josse, Mrs. b. l.. Sleeves, Miss Julia
Aversion, Miss Mary Rutherford, Mrs
Fred Legg, Mrs. Mary A. Putnam, Mrs
William Rutherford, Mrs. George Sau
der, Mrs. Amos Vass and Mrs. E. E
Botsford.
As additional guests the hostess ask
ed Mrs. George Davies of Stockton
Cal, Mrs. w. d. Mah9ney and Mrs
Mooner of Clovis, New Mexico.
Accompanying his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. N. Bush, Asahel Bush ano
small son motored to Newport today
to pass the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.. McDougal
accompanied by DIR. and Mrs. Harry e
Clay, motored to Portland this after
noon. They will return Sunday night
The Sweet Briar club composed o.
about 90 matrons and maids who re
side on the Wallace road, was enter
tanned on "Wednesday afternoon at th'
home of Mrs. Glenn Adams on Nortl
Capitol street. IL was the first gath
ering of the club this season, and
brief, business session was held to elee
new officers. ~
Those elected were: Mrs. Al Steiner
president; Mrs. 4. o. Moll,' vice presi
dent; Mrs. w. G. Chaffee, secretary.
Later the afternoon was pleasant.
whiled away with needlework, TO
which attractive display, the club wa
honored with first prize at the stat
fair this year.
Assisting Mrs. Adams in the servin;
were the Misses Esther and Gene Ban
ley. -,
The rooms were prettily decked will
autumnal foliage.
Tie club includes the following
members: Mrs. w G. Franklin, Mrs. Il
IM, Webb, Mrs. e. o. Moll, Mrs. Glen
! Adams, Mrs. &. IL. Bum, Mrs. Johl
Ferguson, Mrs. d. r. Adams, Mr.:
James Imlah, Mrs. Jennie Hobson, Mrs
j. B. Olinger, Mrs. Al II. Steiner, Mrs
i Charles Chaffee, Mrs. Nj. c. Pettys
Mrs. Karl Harriet, Mrs. S. p. Kimbal
Miss Helen Taylor, Mrs. Clyde Beckett
Mrs. Henry Isherwood, Mrs. Clarabeli
Clark and Miss Belle Miller.
Mrs. Isaac Lee Patterson, state re
fgent of the Daughters of the America
lReyolution, is. in Portland for weef
paying official visits to her chapters
Mr. and Mrs, John j. Roberts me
/ tored to Albany today TO attend tn
round up and will be the guests of MI
, and Mrs. Percy Young. They will r'
main until Sunday, Tonight the Young
and the Rockey Masons, who are aus
, entertaining guests during the festiv
Nv. will be hosts for an informal dance
Miss Margery Marvin was a Visitc
= in Portland today.
! Mrs. William IL. Lytle returned tr
day night from Portland, where she ma
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. a.
Biomquist, for the past week.
Mrs. Donald Miles, who has been IN
. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Grady tha
A riett Harlow in Portland for sever
3 DAYS, returned Thursday night n'
|. sister-in.law Miss Marguerite Mile
who accompanied her to Portland, WI
remain for a day or so longer
Mrs. Joseph Reinhart and her moti
er. Mrs. Fred Erixon, are now IN "a
I. Francisco. having left Salem the earl
Q lpart of the week to join Mr.. kelnnar