Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Bishop en-
/ tertained with a small informal sup
| per party after the dance Monday
night Greens and yellow toned
spring blossoms were used to center the
artistieally appointed table.
Covers were placed for their house
I guests, Mr.. and Mrs, Percy Young of
Albany, and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Burghardt, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. John
Roberts, Carl GabrielsOn and the
hosts
Tuesday afternoon Mrs Bishop hon
ored her house guest, Mrs. Percy
Young with line party NJ the Liberty
theatre Several of the younger ma
irons were guests.
Later the party enjoyed tea with
Mrs. George Palmer Putnam. The
tea table was presided over by Mrs.
William Burghardt, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Knighton are
being welcomed home after a delight
ful soiourn in the South and East.
They returned yesterday by the North
ern route, having gone East by way Of
California. Mrs. Knignton has been
extensively entertained during her trip
and now win enter into the social ac-
tiyities Of Salem
Dr. and Mrs. Harry 0linger were hosts
Tuesday evening for five-hundred
party. Their guests included about
twenty-tour of the married set, who
are members Of a card club.
The rooms were gaiIy decorated with
fragrant spring flowers, hydranga and
carnations being effectively arranged.
The high score honors fell to Mrs.
George Rose and DR.. l.. f. Griffith.
Mrs Milton Meyers and Mrs. George
Brown assisted Mrs. Oinger.
Informal teas have been occupying
the time and attention of maids and
matrms almost every day this week
These small gatherings furnish de
lightful opportunity for congenial
group of friends to meet for cozy
chat and refreshing cup of tea. Wed.
nesday Mrs Guy Sargent entertained
at one Of these small informal gather.
ings, asking several prominent matrons
MS guests,
About dozen young friends OF
Master Ebert Raymond Bussele gath
cred At tac residence Of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs f. r. Busselle Wednes
dav afternoon to participate in the gay
cites of his twelfth birthdap party
The afternoon was made happy by
Games and the prizes were won by the
Misses Prudence Site, Frances Dick
and Meredith Londacre. The dainty
pink and white table was centered with
an array Of soft colored spring flowers
over which opened pretty japanese
parasoL Little japanese parasOls
marked covers for: Marie Sehulderman
Margaret Stolz Constance Yantis, Pru.
denee Patterson, Prudence Site, Fran.
ces Dick and her house guest Made.
line Baker of Portland and John
Caughill, Meredith Loudacre, Theodore
Howard, Donald Smith and John Croi.
SAN
A veritablc air of spring time sur.
rounded the pretty party for which
hiss joy Turner was hostess Tuesday
evening. The rooms were fragrant
with lilacs and other spring flowers,
The evening was devoted to progres.
siye games and the prize was won by
Mrs Blanche Liston Neimever. Later
a dainty luncheon was served. Pretty
hand painted rabbits marked the plac.
Cs. Miss Esther Billings assisted the
hostess in the serving, Miss Turner 3
guests including the members of the
/ Qun2e Jour club were;
| Misses Hazel Bishop, Mablc Hudel
son, Laura Grant, Freida Spitzbart,
Annette Graber, Greta Phillips, Alyce
4 Holhater, Mary Pigler Florence Smith
Hazel Price, Marie Bennett, Ruth
Kress, Esther Billings, Katherine Nc.
Clolland, Alice Judd, Mary Phillips
Margaret Hodge, Marguerite Mers
Mrs. Winona Savage Lloyd Mrs
Blanche Liston Niemeyer and Mrs
Elliott Colony.
The Pythian Sisters club was enter
tanned Friday afternoon lt the home
Of Mrs, A. j. Ratcliff, 4l5 South Cot
tage street After business session
a guessing contest formed diversion
of the afternoon. Mrs. Barber wa,
awarded the prize. Refreshment,
rounded out an enjoyable timN tn,
rooms were prettily decorated with Law
endar lilles.
Dr. and Mrs. John Evans entertained
i Tuesday evening with few tables OF
five hundred. The guests included tn,
members Of the hosts card club and
the score honor fell to Mrs. Floyt
i Utter.