Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-18
ALINE THOMPSON

Mrs. Milton Meyers, Mrs. Harry Olin-
ger. Mrs. Fred Stewart, Mrs. George
Rose, Mrs. w. G. Smith, Mrs. George
F.. Rodgers, Mrs. Frank Myers, Mrs. R..
f. Lee Steiner, Mrs. Oliver Locke, Mrs.
Romeo Goulet, Mrs. E. Cooke Patton,
Mrs. Joseph Baumgartner, Mrs. John
Mimic, Mrs. Thomas c. Smith, Jr, Mrs.
Max Buren, Mrs Charles Dick, Mrs.
Lawrence 7. Harris, Mrs. James Will
son, Mrs. Clarence Hamilton, Mrs. Ed
win l.. Baker, Mrs. w. A. Irwin, Mrs.
Margaret Lovelace, Miss Calista Moore,
Mrs. John Coughill, Mrs. Homer Goulet,
Mrs. Jesse Flinders, of Portland; Mrs.
Goff, Miss Alta Jones and Miss Flor
ence Irwin.
1t has been a gay week for the
younger bellies and beaux with some
thing almost every night Tonight a
group Of attractive buds will give a
leap year dance in Baumgartner hall
and of course all the privileges and
pleasures that the name implies will
prevail The dance hall win be done
in green, suggestive Of st. Patrick.
Those of the younger set who will in
dulge in their favOrite pasttime tonight
are tae Misses Caroline Dick, LA
Spaulding, Bernice Craig, Olga Gray,
Irene Curtis, Meta Walker, Ruth Fish
er, Marjorie Kay Ruth Schultz, Lois
Martin, Gertrude Ashby, Marybelle
Reinhart, Gertrude East ;SClara Breiten.
stein, Alice Baker, Gladys Waite, Retha
Hughes, Edna How'd, Allan Carson,
Lewis Griffith, Frank Durbin, Oris Fry,
Franklin Miller, Theron Hoover, Allan
Jones, Archie Holt, Bruce Neiland, Rob-
ert Montague, Of Portland, Glenn Ack.
erman, Whitney Gill, Allan Jones, Lyle
Bartholomew, Frank Rosebraugh, Geo.
Croisan, Daryl Proctor and Chas. Lowe,
Messages of sympathy and quaint.
ties of lovely blossoms are cheering
Mrs. Milton Meyers who is GONZALES
cling from a serious illness.
The Misses Esaher and Catharine
Carson asked about sixteen maids and
younger matrons for an informal tea
Thursday in honor of Mrs. Clarence
Walls, bride of last month. Pre-.
siding at the tea table which was
adorned with airy pink tulle, pink
candles and a crystal bowl of tulips in
shades of pink were Miss Elizabeth
Lord and Miss Margaret Gray.
Calling during the afternoon we're:
Mrs. w. Connell Dyer, Mrs. Clyde Gra-
ham, Miss Ellen Thielsen, Miss Rita
Steiner, Miss Grace Bean and her house
guest Miss Florence Cleveland Miss
Gertrude Gray, Miss Marjorie Marvin
and Miss Ida Simmons.
Miss Yeda Cross will leave Tuesday
for Portland where she will be the
guest OF Mrs. Elmer Stringer.
Mrs. David Eyre s bridge Wednesday
afternoon was delightful affair
About thirty matrons Of the "Hlppy
Hour club and two or three tables
of additional players being asked. St
/ Patrick decorations were carried out in
charmin0 detail, with vases and Jars of
green carnations and shamrock adorn
in" the card rooms.
Mrs. Carlton Smith captured the
high card favor and Mrs. H. J. Bear
the consolation.
Mrs X. NJ Hofer and Mrs. Homer
Goulet assisted Mrs. Eyre.
The club guests were: Mrs. John D
Sutherland, Mrs. j. N. Smith, Mrs. Johr
Albert, Mrs. Lawrence T. Harris, Msr
Robert Downing, Mrs. Charles X
Spaulding, Mrs. II. J. Bean, Mrs. Jos
Albert, Mrs. r. B. Gooiin, Mrs +. NJ
Brown, Mrs. f. S. Tillinghast, Mrs
John Griffith, Mrs. Louis Lachmund
and Mrs. A. l. Eoff.
The additional players included:
Mrs r. NJ. Hofer, Mrs. Curtis Cross
Mrs. George w. Gray, Mrs Elmer Lud
den, Mrs. Carlton Smith, Mrs. Otho Ra
gan, Mrs. Frank Myers, Mrs. Harr,
Olnger Mrs, George G, Brown, Mrs
Roy Burton, Mrs. Homer Goulet an,
Mrs Milton Meyers.
Mrs. l.. +. Griffith and her sister
, Mrs. Jesse Flanders, wno has been he
guest went to Portland Thursday to b.
. with their lather, Philip Metschan, VIII,
is very i'll.