Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

ette crepe with silver trimmings. Mrs.
Anderson yellow taffeta, and Miss Ber-
ger an imported gown of pink chiffon.
Assisting about the rooms were Mrs.
Arthur Downs, Mrs F. o. Miller, Mrs.
Louis Metzger, Miss Anna Lee Miller,
and Mrs. 0 'Brien. the guests were:
/ Mesdames John Roberts, Alva Benson,
Charles Boss, George Parrish, Allen
Beals, Nancy Beals, J. NJ. Morris, Theo-
dore Nicolai, f. Gurney, Haynes, j, G.
Hare, w. b. Hare, McCallum, r. Ander-
son, Charles Runyon, c. +. Jones, Nina
Larowe, j. E. Wright, w. Witzel, II.
Atwater, Fred Kribs, w. E. Wheat,
Dudley Clarke, C. F. Alexander, S. C.
Spencer, f. p. Waring, R. Aldrich, j. A.
Anthony, George Cellars, f. NJ. Baker,
G. Rudd j. c. Mann, Frank johnson,
Elof Hedlund, Frank Deuster, G. j..
Frankel, r. D. Inman, Edgar Anderson,
Arnold Lindsay and Misses Vella Win
ner and Mona Lawler.
Prizes were won by Miss Lawler and
Mrs. Nicolai. Vocal selections by Mrs.
D.. Clarke and Miss Lawler delighted
the guests. Sunday OregOnian.
Mrs. W. T. Grier went to Portland
Saturday for few days visit.
Miss Mary Fischer, who is attend.
ing the University of Oregon was the
week end guest of her parents Rev.
and Mrs. Richard fischer.
The matrons of the Golden Hour club
were delightfully."- entertained Thurs
day at the residence of Mrs. Herman
Schellberg on Fir street, The rooms
were prettily decked with fragrant
roses and the afternoon was devoted
to needle work.
rs club members include Mrs. W.
T. Grier, Mrs. A. B. Poole, Mrs. J. B.
Pemberton, Mrs. j. c. Ulrieh, Mrs.
Carle Abrams, Mrs. j. A. White, Mrs.
Mark McCallister, Mrs. Lee Garfield,
Mrs. Fred Ellis, Mrs. Clare Vlbbert,
Mrs. A. A. Siewert, Mrs. Mason Bish-
op and the hostess.
As additional guests the hostess ask
cd Mrs. g. A. Arpke, Mrs. Otto Srhell'
hrrg and Mrs f.. Heise.
The beautiful home of ex-governor
West near Ecola, Cannon Beach, was
the center of attraction Saturday night,
when about 40 neighbors and friends
surprised Mrs. West 8 father and moth
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Hutton, who
are at present residing in the West
home. The guests, laden with baskets
and packages, filed up the broad stone
steps leading from the beach Music
dancing, cards and games made up the
programme of the evening Some very
unique characters were represented by
the womn, and Mrs. w. II. Dalsin won
the prize for her impersonAtion of
"Phoebe. Other pri es were won by
B. Mckay, J. Braillier and Master Glen
Stevena A delicious supper was
served,-0regonian.
Mrs. viii Skiff and daughter, Miss
Alice Skiff, left today Tor a several
days visit with friends and relatives in
Portland.
FIonoring Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cole
man O0ttle OF BOStOn, hdss'y VIM dlS
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
aid Volk, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. East were
hosts Saturday evening for a pretty
dinner party.
The table was centered with an ar
ray of fragrant roses, covers being
placed for Mr.. and Mrs. Cottle, Mr.. and
!, Mrs. Gerald Volk, Frank Lowell ant
the hosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Estes guests were al
Bostonians and the evening was de
lightfully spent in chatting over ole
times the principal topic of eonversa
sation being "Do you remember. "
,
Mrs. George Fox extends an invita-
TIN to the guardians of the campfire
girls of the city to gather at her res
idence $50 North Is Street Friday at
ternoon for tea and an informal cha
over the work accomplished by thu
campfires during the past months anC
arrange plans for the coming season.