Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-22
ALINE THOMPSON

clude the members of the "NemO Card
club. -
The members of the 7. E. 0. club
met on Monday evening at the home Of
Mrs. T. c. Wood on Church street.
A business meeting was followed by
an interesting paper on the South by
Mrs. Roy.
Mrs. Wood was assisted in the serv-
ing by her daughter, Miss Helen Wood
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Brown entertain.
ed on Tuesdav evening at delightful
500" party, their guests included the
members of the "E. o. t." club and
several additional guests. Miss Mary
Wann and Mrs. w. /. Staley were
awarded the prizes.
The additional guests were: Miss
Florence McKinnie Miss Elizabeth
Sawyer and Miss Mary Wann.
Mrs. Brown was assisted by Mrs.
Mary HOfer and Miss Florence McKin-
ME.
The snow sports have afforded a
wealth of amusement this week and
sleigning was the diversion for a bevy
of folks again on Monday night
The evening was gaily closed with
progressive supper, beginning at Mr.
and Mrs. George Palmer Putnams and
ending at the Harry Clays.
Those participating in the evening S
fun were: Mr.. and Mrs. Asahel Bush,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Palmer Putnam,
Mrs. John j. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncey Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs Mel
vim Plimpton, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
Thielsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Brown,
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Clay, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Burghardt, Jr., Miss Margery
Marvin, Miss Aline Thompson, Ralph
Moores, Fritz Salde and Percy Bretner-
ton, of HOrtland.
The String Orchestra has issue invi-
tations for an informal dance to be
given on Thursday evening January
twenty-seventh, at the Moose hall at
eight-thirty O'Clock.
The orchestra watch is in charge of
Miss Georgabelle Booth, pianist, is com
posed of the following musicians: Miss
Mary Schultz, violin; Mrs. Viola Ver-
cler Holman, violin; B. r. Russell, bass
viol; c. E. DeCrastos, drums.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Olinger were
hosts last evening for charming in
formal dinner.
Circling the table which was CEN
tered with graceful red carnations and
greens were: DR.. and Mrs. r. Z. Lee
Steiner, DR.. and Mrs. Carlton Smith
and Paul Sroat, of Portland.
Later several guests called for an
evening of bridge
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Fleming were
charming hosts Tuesday for an even
ing of 1900"
Six tables were arranged for the
guests who were the members of the
=" Merry. Go-Round club.
Card honors fell to Mrs. Frank Spen-
Ger and John D. Sutherland.
Mrs. Fleming was assisted by her
daughter, Miss Priscilla Fleming
Monday evening crowd of young
girls and men who are members of the
intermediate Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Presbyterian church form
ed sleighing party.
Following the evenings gayeties the
young people were hidden to the home
of Miss Helen Hogue for hot sup
per.
Those participating in the sport
were: Mrs. Bertha Junk Darby who
chaperoned the party and the Misses
Helen Hogue, Beatrile Dilley, Vera
, Dilley, Lacie Leonard, Pauline Dick
Laura Mari, Helen Rose, Maxine Bu
rem, Alice Mason, Maud Mccoy, Gladys
Moore, Gladys Harv lrd, Marjorie Har
bard Edna Gilbert, Elsie Gilbert, Eliz
abeth Leonard, Dorothy Dick, Laura
Puryine, Celia Wilson, Mary Jane AL
bert, Isabel Croisan, Letha Driscoll
Marjorie Brown and Messrs. Clifford
Swart, Carl Smith, Harold Cook Pail
ip Elliott Herbert Darby and Cyri
Miss Minnetta Magers was the guest
of Miss Lois Steers at the Gabrilo
witsch concert in Portland last night
/, Miss Beatrice Shelton was alsh
among the local musicians who attend
ed the Gabrilowitsch concert.
The Beethoven Club" composed OF
a coterie of Miss Joy Turner's student:
gave a musical this afternoon at the
Willamette university college of music
Appearing on the programme which
was filled with an unusual quota Of
. delightful numbers were: Miss MaudC
Engstrom, Miss Pauline Purvine, Mist
Elizabeth Thompson, Miss Cleda Nc
Farland, Miss Pearl ostermann, Mis-,
Margaret Johnson. Miss Bessi,
Schrunk, Miss Winifred Eyre Mis-.
Ruth Wochter, Miss Marian Emmons
Miss Mary Fmdley, Paul Doney and
Ivan White,
Mrs, Arthur Gibblrd and Mrs. Ro
ma Hunter entertained delightfully."- on
Wednesday with an informal Afternoon
at the home of the former on Union
street.
The guests included the members OF
the South Central Circle, with Mrs. A
+. Miller, past president of the circle
and Mrs. Daniel j, Fry, the new presi
dent, as honor guests
The rooms were effectively docorat
ed in pink and white.
A crdtched basket of delicate pink
carnations and softly lighted candle,
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