Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-29
THE DAILY CAPITAL o RNA SALEM OREGON SATURDAY APRIL

Spring blossoms, sweet music and
the presence of many merry makers
made the dinner dance at the Hotel
Marion last night one Of the gayest Of
| the series.
The tables were surrounded by sew
eral charming dinner parties; among
tne hosts being Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Plmpton, whose guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauneey Bishop and Mrs. Asahel
Bush.
DIR. and Mrs. William Etle pre-
sided at another table and their party
included: Miss Ellen Thelsen, James
Young and Mr.. Haekett
John p. Rogers entertained friends
at another table and his guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Deckebach, Mr..
and Mrs Homer Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
James Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. sam Ko-
zier Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gillingbam,
Mrs. LOvelace, Mrs. Charles Miller,
Miss Belle Rogers of Los Angeles, a
niece of Mr.. Rogers, Miss Nunson and
Jim Linn.
Others who eireled tables in a party
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Llvesley,
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Sargent, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles MeNary, Mr.. and Mrs.
John J. Roberts and DR.. and Mrs
Thomas C.. Smith, Jr.
Seated around another table were:
Miss Rita Steiner, Miss Esther Carson,
Miss Ida Simmons. Miss Margery Mar
vim, Carl Gabrielson. Daniel ]. Fry, Jr.
Ercel Kay and Fritz Slade
A fhfr,T rarFr- spa1n.laI Nc, E1orav,aa
Hofer, Miss Catherine Carson, Miss
Helen Deekebaeh, Miss Hazel Erixon,
Miss Alive Thompson, Laurence Hofer,
Hugh McCammon. Allan Bynon, Al
bert Egan and Jack McCammon.
Mrs. r. B. Houston, who has been
sojOurning in Southern California is en-
pected home the first of the week.
Eugene Houston who accompanied
his mother returned this week.
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Miss Regina Long bride-eleet was
the honor guest Sunday at charminly
appointed luncheon given by Miss Lau-
ra Grant. The table was most artistic
with a basket of lovely white carna-
tions and green's.
Tiny bunnies marked places for Miss
Long and her fianeee Clyde Rauch, Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon MeGiichrist, Mrs.
Mary A. Long, Mrs. E. Houston, Mrs.
Matilda Grant, the Misses May and
Ruth Rauch, Miss Ann Sweeney, Frank
Churchill and the hostess.
Salem societp folk will be interested
to know that Pendleton neld an Easter
Baby show and parade last week sim
liar to our annual Cherry fair parade.
Over one hundred little tots were en-
tered and many children of promi-
nent families well known in Salem par
ticipated in the festivities.
Among the little folk of prominent
parents winning prizes in the parade
were: Rollnd McNary, small son of DR.
and Mrs. Wilson MeNary, who won
first prize on his little express wagon
which was handsomely decorated with
red roses and smilaX and tiny Eliza
bth Jane Bishop daughter of the Roy
Bishops, who also won first prize ii
the perambulatOr class. Miss Barbara
Stanfield, the little niece of Mrs Wi
liam Lytle, accompanied baby Eliza
beth Jane whose buggy was beautiful
ly decorated with lavender lilacs ant
tulle covered parasol effect.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roma Hunter wer,
dinner hosts Friday. evening at theil
residence ON south Liberty street, later
entertaining their guests at cards
Small tabls were artistically arranged
for the guests and the rooms were fra
grant with hlacs and forget-be-nots
The evening was devoted to 800 anC
the honors were won by Mrs. Stifflel
and DR., Roy Byrd. The hostess was
assisted hiy Mrs. Sheldon and Mrs
Warrington.
Tn guests including the members OF
lTne Hunters club were; Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Hauser, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie:
Elgin, Mr.. and Mrs. James Chinook
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Hauser, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. b. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Sheldon and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jen
son, Mr., and Mrs. Stanley Mlrthing
ton and Dr. Roy Byrd who were the
additional guests. @
A charming mid-week bridge wa,
| given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs
Frank Brown About sixteen matrons
of the Happy Hour Club wcce asked
for four tables, and the card huners
were won by Mrs Frank Meyers and
Mrs. Robert Downing. Vases and jars
of fragrant lilacs and clematis Were ar
ranged artistiealy about the card
rooms.
Assisting the hostess were: Mrs
Lawrence ~ Harris, Mrs. A. I. Eoft
and Mrs. E. F. Tllinghast
Mr.. and Mrs. A, S, Hussey had
as their guests for dinner Tuesday
evening Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd HauseI
who are leaving soon for Eugene where
Mr. Hauser viii take charge of theil
sporting goods store After dinner tn,
hosts surprised the guests Of honor by
having about sixteen friends in for al
informal evening Of five hundred
The card rooms were aglow with
spring flowers. Airs. Paul Hauser and
James Chinook were awarded the eart
favors,
Mr.. aud Mrs. C. f. Barbour wer,
hosts for pretty five hundred party
at their residence Mond5y evening
The guests included the matronS of tn,
hostess club and their husbands TIL,
rooms were fragrant and airy with al
array of~pink sweet peas Five tables
Of the game were cireled by the guest'
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