Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-16

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By AL1NE THOMPSON

ing for New York, where she will re-
| sumo her musical studies and prepare
! for her debut in concert in that city
in the near future. During her sojourn
| in New York last winter Miss Byrd be-
came very popular; having been en-
gagged for several concerts tnis season.
| Her first engagement will be on Friday
evening, November the tenth at 'The
Castle, y Miss Mason's school for girls
at TarrytOwn on the Hudson. AL
though Miss Byrd has been here but
very little in the last six or seven
years, she is still a great favorite and
will be much missed by her many
friends.
A charming event of Tuesday after
noon and one of the smartest of the
week was the bridge party for which
Mrs. George E. Water was hostess, t6
honor Mrs. William C. Knighton, who
left Friday to make her home in Port
land The residence was artistically
decked with dahlias and zenias. Guests
circled four tables of bridge, the score
honors falling to Mrs. A. Marvin Cab
Ter and Mrs. William Henry Boot.
Assisting Mrs. Waters were Mrs.
Henry j. Schulderman, Mrs. Fred r..
Waters, Mrs. Armin Steiner and Miss
Ida Simmons.
Those asked to bid adieu to Mrs.
Knighton were: Mrs. Henry W. Mey-
ers, Mrs. Fred S. Stewart, Mrs. Charles
l.. McNary, Mrs. Rollin X. Page, Mrs.
William II. Boot, Mrs. Ruben p. Boise,
Mrs. Eugene Breyman, Mrs. Henry J.
Schulderman, Mrs. +. G. Deckebach,
Mrs. Douglas G. Mimic, Mrs. E. b.
Waters, Mrs. j. A. Wilson, Mrs. Hal
d. Patton, Mrs. John H. McNary, Mrs.
William COnnell Dyer, Mrs. John II.
Lauterman, Mrs. Robert j. Hendricks,
Mrs. Clyde Graham, Mrs. Fred r. Wat
ers, Mrs. Harvey Wells of Portland,
Mrs. Milton l.. Meyers, Mrs. E. G..
Cross, Mrs. s. Jessup Of Boise, Idaho,
Mrs. William H. Dancy, Mrs. E. Cooke
Patton, Mrs. j. N. Smith, Mrs. S. c.
DYER, Mrs. U. G. Shipley, Miss Eliza
| beth Lord, Mrs. Elmer T. Ludden, Miss
Ida Simmons, Mrs. A. NJ. Cabler, Mrs.
Armin T., Steiner and Miss Veda Cross.
Mrs. George Palmer Putnam, who,
with her small son, David Binney Put
nam, has been in the east during Mr..
| Putnam's absence at the border, will
| be home early next week. While east
Mrs. Putnam and David have been Wis
iting Mrs. Putnam s family at their
summer place in Sound Beach, Conn.
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene Fuller and
daughter, Miss Eugenia Fuller, of New
York, who have been the guests of the
A. N. Bushs, left Friday. En- route
home the Fullers will loiter for few
weeks in the Adirondaeks, where they
will be joined by their son, Richard
Fuller.
Society gathered at the John II. AL
bert residence on "Wednesday after
noon to be guests at the attractive
bridge party for which Mrs. Albert and
Mrs. John II. Scott were joint hostesses
The residence was decked with guam
titles of garden flowers, all artistical-
ly arranged in the various rooms. Huge
baskets of marigolds, golden rod and
sun flowers were used in the drawing
room and hall, and pink dahlias in the
library. Guests circled four tables of
bridge and the score honors were
awarded to Mrs. John W. Mimic.
The guests included. Mrs. Rollin X.
Page, Mrs. Isaac Lee Patterson, Mrs.
John W. Mimic, Mrs. William G. Knight
on, Mrs. Charles l.. Dick, Mrs~John ID.
Sutherland, Mrs. Fred S. Stewart, Mrs.
S. II. Jessup of Boise, Idaho, Mrs.
George L. Waters, Mrs. Edwin L. Bak'
er, Miss Winifred Byrd, Mrs. Robert
Downing Mrs. Louis Lochmund, Miss
Veda Cross, Mrs. +. L. Waters, Mrs,
Frank IL. Spears and Mrs. Seymour
Jones
Walter l.. McDougal will leave Mon
day for two weeks visit with his
family in Buffalo, N. Y.