Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-15

week was the musicale given by Mrs.
William Brown and Mrs. William Ed
ridge, on Thursday afternoon at tne
Werner Breyman residence.
The programme was made unusually
attractive by the appearance of MISS
Ursula Dietrich, the famous artopollo
player
Mrs. Carlton Smith and Miss Mary
Schultz also added to the delightful
memory of the afternoon.
The guests included the members Of
the Thursday afternoon club and sew
eral additional matrons, who are great
lovers of music.
The hostesses were assisted by Mrs.
Joan d. Sutherland and Mrs. r. s..
Wallace.
A bevy of Albany bellies and beaux
are tine week end guests in Salem, and
will be the motif for gay little dane
ing party tonight for which the ''Oc-
to Club" will be the hosts.
The club is composed of the follow
ing men: Lewis Griffith, Allan Jones,
Oris Fry, Frederick Deckebach, Frank
Durbin, George Croisan, franklin Mil
Ter and Claude Steusloff.
Last night Miss LA Spanlding enter
tanned the Albany contingent and the
0cto men, also group Of Salem girls
with a line party at the nigh school
play, "The Revenge of Shari Hotsu,
which was given by the "Snikpoh'' y
Dramatic club.
Later the guests enjoyed a lunch at
tho Gray-Belle, and dancing at Miss
Spaulding's
The Albany girls visiting in Salem
are: Miss Corintha Hart, who is a
guest of Miss Caroline Dick; Miss jan
cite Dawson, is with Miss Marjorie
| Kay; Miss 1nez Lenke, is at the Spauld-
ing residence, and Miss Hazel Hocken-
smith, is the guest Of Miss Retha
Hughes.
Mrs. Ben o. Schucking entertained a
group of matrons at delightful in
formal sewing and tea, Wednesday at
tenoon, her guests being the members
Of the Kensington club.
One of the biggest and gayest af-
fairs of the week was the dance, given
by the Monday night club, at the
Moose hall
BY way of varying the evening, a
number of tag and grab bag dances
were interspersed, making the dance
quite the jolliest of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Millard were
hosts Saturday evening for a prettily
appointed dinner, the occasion being in
celebration of their fifteenth wedding
anniversary.
The table was effectively arranged
with vivid red poinsettias and cnrystal
candle sticks, holding softly shaded red
candles.
Covers were placed for Mr.. and Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs Z. G.. Holt, Mr.. and Mrs
Il. A. Vondervort, Mr., and Mrs. j. II
Baker and the hosts.
During dinner the guests presented
Mr.. and Mrs. AGillard with handsome
cut glass bowl and table mirror.
| Miss Caroline Dick asked number
of girls for u delightfully."- informal tea
this afternoon.
Her guests included about twenty Of
the younger set and a groupe of AL
! bany maids.
Miss lila Spaulding presided over The
tea table.
A pretty one clock luncheon Thurs
day was that given by Mrs. Charles +
Elgin, honoring her sister, Miss Jcnni,
Freerksen, of Oakland California, whit
has been her guest for the past week
Covers were placed for six.
DIR. and Mrs. John Evans were thu
charming hosts for five hundre,
Iparty at their home, Tuesday evening
Guests were asked for four tables o
the game.
Mrs. Bellinger and Il. O. Seicke wer
awarded high score honors.
Mrs. Evans was assisted by Mrs
Charles Bates.
Enjoying the affair were: DIR. an
Mrs. q. c. Belinger, Mr. and Mrs. Al
min Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. SeickC
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Bates, Mr.. am
Mrs. Frank Meyers, DR.. and Mrs. W
II. Darby and DIR, and Mrs, Floyd "
ter.
A jolly sloighing party given by Mr
Willis Vincent Thursday Afternoon
was terminated by delicious lunch a
Mrs. Seymour Jones country place, o
the river road.
Those hidden for this merry little nj
fair were: Mrs. Il. b. Millard, Mrs. \
c. DeLong, Mrs. A. Il, Hunt, Mrs. p. j
kuntz, Mrs. !, II, Van Wrinkle, Mr.,
Blake, Mrs. Henry VOORHEES,, Mr.,
Ralph Jones, Mrs. Henry Vandervor
and Mrs, Jim Wilson. Mrs. Blake an
Mrs. Jim Wilson did not accompan
the sleighing party but joined them a
Mrs. Jones
Mrs Jones was assisted by he
daughter, Miss Mary Edna Jones.
Mr., and Mrs. Douglas Mimic wer
hosts for delightful $500 - party Fri
day evening, their guests being th
members Of the Cherry City club an
" number of additional friends.
Nine tables of the game were n
ranged for the players aud high scor
honors for the evening were capture
by Mrs. Eoff and A, +. VAIN.