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

Rita Steiner. Miss Marie Hofer, Miss
Veda Cross, Miss Ellen Thielsen, Miss
Margery Marvin, Miss Myrtle AL
bright Miss Florence Hofer, Miss
Aline Thompson, Carl Gabrielsen,
Ralph MOores, Fritz Slade, Albert
Egan, james Young and Dr.. Prince
Byrd.
Miss Caroline Dick asked number
Of the younger girls informally yester-
day to tea.
The Orange club dance at the arm
ory Wednesday evening took place in
an artistic setting of verdant palms
which made an effective foil for the
many attractive gowns.
Brilliant yellow streamers formed a
canopy over the dancers while huge
yellow o. A. c. monograms were placed
here and there in the nall.
The patrons and patronesses for the
affair were: Governor and Mrs. Witty
combe, President and Mrs. J. W. Kerr,
of Corvallis; Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Olcott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Kay and Mr..
and Mrs. John Alberts.
Miss Katherine Slade joined her
brother, Fritz Slade, in Portland this
morning to spend the New Year.
Miss Bernice Craig was hostess on
Thursday evening for delightful 500
party.
rrot las ,.ara orronOa1 for n v,,nhar
of the younger contingent including
Miss Marjory Kay, Miss Caroline Dick,
Miss Gertrude East, Miss Irene Curtis,
Miss Ethel McGilchrit, Miss Retha
Hughes, Miss Ila Spaulding, Miss Edna
How'd, Miss Ruth Schultz, Claude Steu-
sloff, Theron Hoover, Gene Houston,
Hugh Kyle, Oris Fry, Allan Jones.
Lewis Griffith, Victor Reed, Frederick
Deekebahc, George Croisan, and Vic
tor Reed.
Gard favors for the evening were
awarded TO Miss Edna How'd and Vic
tor Reed.
Mrs. Zadoc Riggs was hostess We'd
nesday for Delightfully."- informal
Kensingtou and tea.
Mrs. Riggs guests included a group
of the younger married set wac were
invited to call and spend the afternoon
with Mrs. Clifford Brown, who has
been sojourning in the east for sever
al weeks.
The Y. W. c. A. reception and tea
this afternoon rangs among the notable
events of the week.
During the afternoon steady
stream of matrons called ana dozens of
men augmented the affair
Christmas green's and foliage effect
lively arranged formed the decorative
scheme throughout.
The prettily appointed tea table was
presided over by Mrs. A. n. Bush, Mrs.
r. $. Wallace and Mrs. Kirk.
Mrs. Chauncey Bishop and Mrs. John
J, Roberts were in charge Of the punch
bowl, and were assisted by Miss Rita
Steiner, and Miss Margery Marvin.
Assisting in the various rooms were,
Mrs. W. o. Assem-, Miss Beatty. Miss
Angeline McCulloeh, Mr.. Mildred
Brooks, Mrs. Stella Blackerby, Mrs.
John II. Albert, Mrs j. II. Lewis, Mrs.
+. II. Spears, Mrs. G. G. Brown, Miss
Ada Chapman, Mrs. Geo. Dunsford,
Mrs. II, C, Epley, Miss Nina McNary,
Mrs. George Pewtherer, Mrs. j. O. Col.
ira, Mrs. c. A. Park. Miss Grace Smith
This function, which was OF vast
interest to Salem folk, was the formal
opening of the Y. W. G. AS at.
traetive new quarters in the Roth
building
Mr., and Mrs. Henry B. Taielsen have
rented their attractive home to Mr..
and Mrs. Erwan Griffith for the win.
ter.
For tne present the Thielsens will be
domciled in Mrs. Ada Strongs apart.
ments on South Commercial street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon McGilchrist
presided over prettily appointed din
ner Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Gertrude buell., Of Eugene.
Lovely featnery pink chrysanthe
NUNS decked the table.
Mr. and Mrs. McGichrist S guests
numbered eight
Mrs. 4. y. Bush will open her at.
tractive home TO the members of the
Woman S club next Saturday afternoon
when Mrs. Alice II. Dodd will favor the
club with a most interesting and in.
structive art lecture.
The many beautiful and rare pieces
of art in the Bush residence will form
a perfect setting for Mrs. Dodd s lee
ture, when viii include many of Mrs
Bush S famous collections as well as
her visit to the wonderful galleries
abroad
Miss Gertrude Buell., Of Eugene was
the inspiration for delightfully."- at.
troctive five hundred party for which
Miss Isabel McGilehrist was hostess on
Tuesday afternoon.
Circling the card tables were: Miss
Buell., Mrs. James Elton, Of Astoria;
Mrs. Gordon McGilchrist, Miss Jennie
Fry, Miss Barbara Steiner, Miss Hazel
Downing, Miss Nancy Skaifc, Miss
Marie Churchill, Miss Harriet Rigdon,
Miss lrma Botsford, Miss Beryl Holt.
Miss Agnes Driscoll, Miss Edith Shaw,
the Misses May and Dorothy Steusloff
and Miss Margaret Darrison
High score honors for the afternoon
were captured by Miss Driscoll.
Among the delightful partys last
evening was the artistically appointed
dinner, presided over by Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Dancy.
The table was effectively adorned
with holly aud CHEEKY holiday foliage
with covers for eight.