Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-17

Elks' Homecoming.
As a pre-nuptial attention to Miss
Mildred Bagley, whose wedding was q
simple event of Wednesday evening
Mrs, Curtis B. Cross entertained Mon.
day with tea.
The affair was most informal and
charming, only the close friends of the
honor guest being asked.
A nuge bowl of lovely Caroline
Testout roses and lacey ferns adorned
the tea table over which Mrs. Robert
Kinney (Althea Moores) of Astoria
presided.
Assisting were Mrs Frank Durbin
Mrs. Clyde Graham, Mrs. Frank Spears
Mrs. Ralph jackson of Peoria, Ill.,; and
Miss Barbara Steiner. Calling during
the afternoon were: Mrs. Henry b
Thielsen, Mrs. Thomas B. Kay, Mrs
Russell Catiin, Mrs Chauncey Bish
op, Mrs. Clifford Brown, Mrs. Elmer
Ludden, Mrs. w. Connell Dyer, Mrs
Chester A. Moores of Portland, Mrs
George w. Gray, Miss Rita Steiner
Miss Winifred Byrd, Miss Ellen Thiel
sen, Miss Margery Marvin, Miss Ain,
Thompson, Miss Elizabeth Lord, Mis-
Veda Cross, Miss Catherine Carson
and Miss Margaret Gray of Seattle
DR.. and Mrs Harry E. Clay are plan
ming to leave the first of July for I
several weeks sojoum in San Francis
co.
Miss Florence Hofer's informa
dance Thursday evening to honor he
charming house guest Miss Marion
Gould of Medford, was one of the mer
riest affairs of the week
About sixteen of the younger belle
and heaux were asked to participaS
in the gayetes Tne Hofer residence
was artistically adorned with Caroline
Testout roses and greens.
The verandas which were also pre-
pared for dancing were lighted will
vivid-hued Japanese lanterns.
The guests included; Miss Heller
Deckebach, Miss Mary Schultz, Mis-
Myrtle Albright, Miss Catherine Car
son, Miss Nanelle Bloom, Miss Rutl
Boggs, Miss Mildred Brunk and Johl
Carson, Allan Bynon, Homer Egan
Donald Byrd, Harry Quinn Mills, Ken
meth Mooros, Clarence Byrd and Lau
renee Hofer,
With regrets good.byes are being
said to Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Elliott ant
Miss Enid Elliott, who are leavinl
soon for lewiston Idaho, where Mr.
Elliott has accepted a position as pres
ident of the normal school. During
their soioum in Salem the Elliott
have become very popular, and will b'
greatly missed hy their host o.
triends.
The golf tournament at Eugene viii
he in full swing tomorrow, A numbe
of Salem society folk, as well as De
yotees of the sport will attend th
event Among those motoring to Eu
gene today were Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma
A. Livesley and Mr.. and Mrs, John j
Roberts, who left this morning in tn
formers ear. The Chauncey Bisaop
win 20 this evening and win be accom-
panied by Mr., and Mrs. William Burg
hardt, Jr., Carl Gabrieisen and Ralpl
Moores.
They will he Joined in Albany b,
Mr. and Mrs Percy Young and Mis-
lsobel Young, who will also motor NJ
for the festivities.
Charming and informal was the tel
for which Mrs George q, Bingham
was hostess Thursday in honor OF he
daughter, Mrs, Keith Powell of LOfay
ette. ,.
It was small affair only a few o,
the younger maids aud matrons who ar,
friends OF Mrs. Powell being asked
The rooms were aglow with garden
flowers and the tea table was decket
with huge crystal bowl OF pink ant
mvendar sweet peas combined Will
lacey ferns,
Mrs. Bingham was assisted by Mrs
Carlton w. Smith and Miss Hazel
Erixon The girls calling TO see the
attractive visitor were:
Mrs Norman Courtney, Miss Eller
Thielsen, Miss Catherine Carson, Miss
Margery Marvin, Miss Ahne Tnomp
son, Miss Rita Steiner. Miss Haze
Downing Miss Ida Simmons, Miss rs
ther Carson, Mrs. Clifford Farmer
(Edna JOSEF, the Misses Francis ant
Louise Adams of SiNcrton.
Quite a Jolly affair of the week wa,
the farewell picnic given by the mem
bers of the Quinze jour club in honor
Of Mrs. Blanche Liston Neimeyer, who
is leaving soon for Toronto, where she
will Join Mr.. Neimeyer As token OF
remembrance, the club presented the
honor guest with handsome silver
vase.
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