Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-22
SOCIF,T d7GLDBS

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mills win enter
ain with an informal supper party at
their residence Easter evening. The
table decorations and appointments
will all be in harmony with the sea
son. Covers will mark places for Mr..
and Mrs. Paul johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Spaulding, Miss Zoe Stockton,
lCnarles Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. Mills.
A delightful pre.nuptial attention to
Miss Regina Long was the shower and
Remington for which Miss May Raueh,
sister. of the groom-tO-be, was hostess
last Saturday afternoon. About fifteen
of the closest friends of the bride
elect were invited and sne was literal
Ily showered with beautiful bath tow
els. The prettily-appointed tea table
was all carried out with Easter deeora-
tions. Tiny nests filled with eggs
marked places for the honoree, Mrs.
Donald Miles, Mrs. Gordon McGilchrit,
Mrs. Harry Wiedmer, Miss Marguerite
Miles, Miss Laura Grant, Miss Jessie
Miller, Miss Bisazza Miss Gertrude
Walling, Miss RUBY Ramsdell, Miss.
Emily Palmer, Miss Cox, Miss Ruth
Rauch, Miss Smith Miss Ann Swee2y,
miss Jones, and the hostess.
One of the prettiest of the weeks
dinners was that given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Schmidt, in celebration Of
the second anniversary of their we'd
ding.
The table decorations were pink ear
nations combined with lovely orange
blossoms which were sent to the
Schmidt by Mrs R. b. Houston wac is
sOiOurning in California. Covers were
lplaeed for ten. Dinner was followed
by an evening over the bridge tables
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Q. Rice were
hosts Tuesday evening for one Of the
most attractive card parties Of the
week. The card rooms were fragrant
with spring time flowars, white hlaas
and yellow blossoms forming an arts.
tic back ground for the players. The
score honors fell to Mrs. Douglas Min
to and John Craig.
Mrs. John d. SlthcraD.i aud Misa
Florence Cunningham assisted the host
ess in the serving.
, Besides the members of the Cherry
City club, Mr.. ami Mrs. Rice asked
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Sutherland,
Judge and Mrs ". L. Galloway and
Mrs. LentOn Westacott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rollin X. Page, Mr.. and Mrs. Carey
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Busselle, Mr..
Elliott and DR.. W. II. Byrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ChinnocA were
among those motoring to Portland last
. Sunday. They drove home Monday
evening.
5 Mrs. George Waters will entertain
2 informally Thursday with few tables
/ of bridge, herr guests will include the
$ matrons of the Thursday afternoon card
;, club.
!. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Thomas Livesley were
a hosts for an informal dinner party
e Monday evening.
The handsomely appointed table wa:
centered with pink sweet peas min
1 gled with lacey ferns. Covers were
q placed for Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Rob
q erts, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sargent, Dr.. Anc
Mrs. Harry Clay and the hosts.
With the balmy spring days, indoor
affairs suffer, for tae lure Of the
! great out doors is to vivid not to have
= ready ana eager response from al
=, society. The golf links are more at
tractive every day to the members anC
their friends and this week small
! groups of devotees motored out fol
practice almost every day.
Next Saturday night Salem saeiety
+ will be much occupied with the prom
inent club and so3isty women If the
East and their messagss on the Susan
B. Anthony federal amendment.
A committee will be appointed T.
entertain these distinguished visitor,
and sponsors will mee5 them with auto
mobiles upon their arrival in their pri
5 vate car Saturday evening. They will
S be taken immediately to the house nt
9 representatives where their various in
e teresting addresses will he delivered
: Among the prominent club and sori
! ETY. women who are giving their time
and energy to this valiant and vrhCm
p ent work are Mrs. O. H. T. Belmont
who Is a member If the rational eXre
utive committee ut tho congressional
/ union. Her high soeiai position III New
, York city has led 20 the conversion OF
the suffrage of maay women in The
most exclusive circles who are now
among the most valiant workers Of thu
. cause.
! Mrs. w. D. Ascough of Hartford
: Conn, is state chairman Of the IN.
ion s branch organization in that com.
, monwealth. Before her marriage Mrs
Ascough was prominent actress. She
is a very wealthy woman aud an inde.
fatigable worker for sufirag'.
! Mrs. Walter NJ. Smith was made the
motif of delightful surprise party
. Wednesday afternoon when number
of matrons gathered at her residence
for an informal Kensington. The attain
was planned by few close friends OF
. the honoree, who was showered with
I bouquets of beautiful spring blossoms
a Among the matrOns calling were Mrs
! George Burnett, Mrs. B. j. Miles, Mrs
!. Eber La Fore, Mrs Paul Hauser, Mrs
Churchill, Mrs. Ida BabeOck Mrs, LOr
ena Wise, Mrs. Ida L. Niles, Mrs. w
4 " johnson and Miss Hazel Bisnop.
a A genuine and delightful surprise
! lpArty was given Miss Beatrice Shell
, fton last evening by eoterie Of her
5 friends, who gathered to honor hei