Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-05

honor three attractive Portland visit
ors, Mrs. Barbour, Miss Lois Fear and
Miss Helen Whitney. About dozen
of the younger matrons and maids were
guests, few of which called at the tea
hour.
| An array of bright yellow garden
flowers were used about the rooms and
also to adorn the tea table.
Miss Hazel Downing has gone to Mes.
kowin, where she will be the guest of
Mrs. Ralph Jackson (Maude Durbin)
who is passing the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Durbin.
An informal and delightful affair of
| last week was a surprise al fresco
shower for which Miss Adelta Nye and
Miss Helen .Farrar were hostesses, hon
oring Miss Isobele McGilcnrist, bride
elect.
/ The guests who were mostly the close
friends of the honor guest gathered
at the home of Miss Farrar, from where
they were taken by the hostesses to
"Camp Rest-a While" in a beautiful
woods south of the city. Indian robes
were arranged about the grounds and
comfortable hammocks were stretched
under the trees. TIE afternoon was de-
! voted to fancy work. Later the party
closed with picnic supper.
| The honor guest was showered with
charming gifts, which were received
at the close of the supper, when she
was presented with huge basket la
beled dessert.
Those enjovir- the afternoon besides
the honor guest were: Miss Irma Bots
ford, Miss Olive Becklcy, Mrs. James
Elton (Florence Churchill, Miss Ber-
nice Clark, Miss Marie Schwab, Miss
Hazel Keeler, Miss Lyra Miles, Mrs.
Hersehel Powers( Lucille Staley), Miss
Miss Bertha Clark, Miss Nellie Schwab,
Miss Constance Cartwright, Miss Beryl
Holt, Miss Mae SteuslOff, Mrs. D. R..
Ross (LaRue East), Miss Leila Slater,
Miss Ada Ross, Miss Laura Ross, Miss
Edyth Shaw, Miss Marie Holcomb,
Miss Agnes Driscoll, Miss Agnes Bayne
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis left the
middle of the week in their ear for a
motor trip through California.
Messages of felicitation are being
showered upon Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Schmidt (Effie Needham) upon the
advent of daughter, born Friday
morning, August 4,
A pretty birthday PARTY was given
Villeda Ohmart recently at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy V.
Ohmart, of Pringle. Games, music and
contests made merry the young guests,
and later collation. was served.
The tables were prettily adorned
with garden flowers, color scheme of
pink and white being carried out in
the appointments and decorations. A
huge birthday cake surrounded by nine
candles centered the table.
The young folks participating in the
gayeties were the Misses Kathleen and
Kosolind Rogers, Cleo and Ruby Barr,
Lillian Lawrence, Pearl Seett, Martha
Prothero, Alice and Kathlyn Lownes,
Marie and Dorothy Schoeffer, Phyllis
and Virginia Best, Elsie Tompkins, |
Lu Ohmart, Elaine Stringrabe, and
Howard Stringrabe and Grover Rob
ertson.
The mothers and other guests pres
ent were: Mrs. Z. H. Protheo, Mrs. l..
J. Lofns, Miss Robertson, Mrs. A. c.
Steingrabe, and Mrs. Onmart.
Mrs. Gerald Volk and her house
guests, Mrs. Martha McCabo, MRS. H.
b. Allen and Mrs. Ruth Perkins or
Wichita, Kansas, are enjoying weeks
soJoun at Newport,
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. c.
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party Friday afternoon, when num-
ber OF friends gathered to celebrate the
of Mrs. Derrick s birthday.
The refreshment table was centered
with colorful flowers.
Those present were: Mrs. ID. WI
Mrs. X. II. Callahan, Mrs.
n. V. VanBibber, Mrs. Bert Thomp-
son, Mrs. J. H. Derrick, Mrs. II. Par
rish and the Misses Pearl Browne and
Detonia Barnes.
Miss Ida Simmons went to Portland
today and will be the week end guest
Of Mrs. Norman Courtney (Emmaline
Kline.)
A group of Salem folks who made
up a party and motored to Cascadla
mineral springs for little outing
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Fisher, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Doerfler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Hofstetter, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Darby, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Doerfler'
Motoring is more popular tAan ever
this season and scarcely a day passes
by that trips are not being planned or !
taken to the various beaches and out
ng places.
Today party including Mr.. and ,
Mrs. W. G. Allen and children and Mr..
Allen s mother of Eugene, who is
spending the summer in Salem, Mr..
md Mrs. +. A. Elliott and their guest,
Miss Elliott of Newberg, left for
motor trip TO Tillamook. .
Mrs. Paul Hauser and small son,
Paul Jr., who have been solourning
for the past two weeks at Newport .
returned yesterday:
Mrs. S. c. Dyer has gone to Agate .
Beach. where She will linger for sew
pral days as the guest of her daughter
in.law, Mrs. W. Connell Dyer, who, I
With her small son chilly, is sum
mering there.
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