Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-13

MI tuu MIS-. Il W. JOIudu VI Dtdl-
tie, Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Meyers of sa-
lem, Ore, who have been touring South
em California by automobile are at
the Clift.-San Francisco Examiner.
Ten happy little folk of the very
youngest set reveled at the charming
birthday party given Miss Janet
Plimpton this afternoon at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
PlimptOn Mrs. Plimpton planned the
most artistic table decorations for these
small guests. The center was of pink
sweet peas mingled with ferns, and at
each little place there were dainty
pink cakes aglow with tiny candles.
Favors, bright colored balloons float
ed from pretty pink baskets of bon
bons and marked covers for Helen and
mildred Roberts, Nancy and Henry
Wesley Thielsen, Dorothy and "Tom
my" Livesley, Marie and Peter Schul-
derman, Rosaie Buren, Asahel Bush,
Jr. and Robert Bishop.
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Charming informahty marked the
five hundred party for which Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry B. Thielsen were hosts
Tuesday evening The members of the
"Merry Co Round" club were asked
to make up the tables and the high
score honors were awarded to Mrs.
Russell Catlin and DIR. j. N. Smith.
Mrs Thiesen was assisted by Mrs, R,
Catlin, Mrs. Ada Strong and Miss
Ellen Thielsen
Those playing were; Mr.. and Mrs.
John d. Sutherland, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
G., Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben
Boise, Mr.. and Mrs. RpbsoD Catlin,
Mr., and Mrs John McNary, Mr.. and
Mrs. Max O. Buren, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Spencer, Mr., and Mrs. R. B.
Fleming, DR.. ana Mrs. J. n. Smith,
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas b. Kay, Mr. and
William Thielsen, DR.. and Mrs. c. II.
Robertson, Mrs. II. j. Schulderman and
Mrs. Ada Strong
Miss Helen Krause, the charming
Portland girl whose engagement was
recently announced to Glenn Sigel is
the guest Of Mrs. Joseph Albert.
A vast throng attended the dance
and concert given for the SEN
iors Of the Salem high school
by the Salem club Of the o. A..
c. and the 0. A. c. cadet band at the
armory last evening. A more cosmo-
politan assemblage of young folk has
never been held Fully 400 people at
tended the affair and they came garbed
in every kind of frock imaginable, in
which summer gowns and sports togs
took the important place. lnformality
and good music was no doubt
responsible for the spontaniety
which characterized the affair. Stream
ers of Salem high school colors gaily
mingled with the o. A. G. orange and
black and floated from the balcony;
while pennants were every where about
the huge hall
A profusion of Scotch broom hedged
in the band and was also used to
decorate the punch booth,
A charming affair was the $500"
party given Tuesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Locke at their apart
ments in the Court. The rooms were
attractive with yellow roses and guam,
titles of golden butter cups and green's.
Mrs. George Rodgers aud George
| Brown won the high score hOnors As
sisting were Mrs. William Dancy and
Mrs. Edwin l.. Baker The Memo card
club augmented by several guests were
asked including Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. George Rodgers,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McNary, DIR. and
Mrs Il. Il. Lee Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Baumgartner, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Durbin, DR.. and Mrs. Carlton
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs, Harry Olinger DR.. and Mrs. l.. +.
lGnfhth, Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown,
Mr. and H. l.. Raker, Mr. and Mrs.
William Dancy and Mrs. Loyelace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Young Of Albany
who were the guests of the William
Burghardts Jr., for the dinner dance
Friday evening motored home late that
night,
Mrs Joseph AlbOrts asked the ma
irons Of the Happy Hour Bridge club
and several guests at her home We'd
nesday for an informal afternoon over
the bridge tables.
The card favors fell to Mrs, Robert
Downing and Mrs Frank Griffith.
Miss Helen krause of Portland and
Miss Mildred Virgins assisted Mrs, Al
lherts