Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-04

matte brilliancy which truly inspired.
His eneores were likewise splendid.
Leonora Fisher Whips work as ac-
companist greatly served to add to the
pleasure Of those attending.
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A smart event of Wednesday and one
of the most delightful of the week was
the bridge party for which Mrs. Ed
ward s. Tillinghast and Mrs Frank NJ.
Brown were hostesses at the home OF
former.
The rooms were burst of golden
color, quantities of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS, brilliant hued foliage and Hal
lowe 'en decorations, being effectively
arranged, making an artistic back
ground for the prettily gowned matrons
and maids circling the bridge tables.
The guests were for the most part the
members of the Happy Hour club, and
the high score honors were won by Mrs.
Thomas b. Kay and Miss Veda Cross.
Mrs George G.. Brown and Mrs Asa
Eoff were awarded the consultations.
Assisting the hostesses were Mrs.
Homer Goulct and Mrs. Lenta Westa-
colt.
Mr.. and Mrs John j. Roberts mo-
tored to Portland the middle of the
week to visit relatives from the east,
who are the guests of Mr.. Roberts
mother, Mrs. Eunlce Roberts. They re-
turned Thursday night.
Small informal affairs are held ev-
cry day or so among matrons ana
maids of the smart set and half doZ-
en- or more guests assemble with their
sewing for cosy chat and cup OF
tea.
One of the most delightful of these
little sewing bees was that for which
Mrs. Ben o. Schucking was hostess
Wednesday afternoon. 1t was most IN
formal, only a few matrons Of the host
esscs Kensington club, being asked.
Mrs. George p, Foxes bridge.tea this
afternoon to honor her sister, Mrs. NJ.
b. Scheurele, charming matron OF
Centralia, Wash, who has but recently
come to Salem to make her home, was
one of the most attractive and delight
full events of the week.
Guests were asked to make up six
tables of bridge and later i'll the after
noon at the tea hour the party was aug,
mented by few more matrons ana
maids.
The residence was aglow with quanti'
ties of brilliant hued foliage effectively
arranged in the card rooms.
In the dining room crystal bowl
of exquisite 0phelia roses adorned the
artistically appointed tea table over
which Mrs. Perry Raymond presided
Those gathering to greet Mrs. Scheu-
rele were: Mrs. Russell Catlin, Mrs
John II. Albert, Mrs. Robert Gill, Mrs
George w. Lewis, Mrs. Percy Cupper
Mrs. James Chinook, Mrs. Arthur
Moore, Mrs. Henry Mcconnell of Port
land, Mrs. f. w. Hazard, Mrs. Walter
Staley, Mrs. Douglas MintO, Mrs Cloyd
d. Rauch, Mrs Frank W. Brown, Mrs
Il. +. Tillinghast. Mrs. Robert +. Down
ing, Mrs. Asa Il. E,off. Mrs. Grant r
Bonnell, Mrs Edgar Hartley, Mrs. F.
A. Turner, Miss Matty Beatty, Mrs
Edward Weller, MSS Ortha Belle, Miss
Elsie Brown, Mrs. Blanche Howard,
Mrs. Southwick, Mrs. j. c. Nelson and
Miss Ann Sweczy,
Miss Kathryn Slade Of Silverton is
passing the week end in Salem as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. John j. Rob
erts.
Mrs. Ben W. Olcott has as her guests
for the week end, Mrs. Oswald West
and her daughter, Miss Helen West OF
Portland. Sunday Mrs. Olcott will pre-
side at small dinner in honor of Miss
West, the occasion being her birthday
1t will he very informal and the
guests will be group of the charming
young visitors school chums.
Mrs. Donald Miles and Miss Mar
guerite Miles have gone to Portland for
a several days visit and are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Grady.