Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-12

with Mrs. Fechter's parents, DR.. and
Mrs. d. F. Lane, left today for their
home in Oakland, California. Mrs.
Fechters visit here brought many OF
her old friends together at small in
formal gatherings.
Among the affairs given in honor of
the visitor was dinner presided over
by DR., and Mrs. Lane on Tuesday even
ing. The prettily appointed table was
adorned with pink and white sweet
peas combined with ferns.
Circling the table besides the nonor
guest and the hosts were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Matthews of Martinez, Cal,
Mrs. D. w. Mathews and Miss Ger
trude Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs Rollin X. Page re-
turned Thursday from motor trip to
Cascadia. Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Me
nary, VINO accompanied the Pages, re-
mained for few days of mountain
air.
In celebration of the anniversary Of
Miss Zoe Olmsted s birthday her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Olmsted, will
be hosts Sunday for a dinner. Covers
will be placed for ten of Miss Ohm
sted's friends.
Mr.: and Mrs. Armin Steiner and
small son, Karl, are planning to leave
next week for an outing at Tillamook'
They will make the tip in their car
and will visit the various beach re-
sorts.
Honoring her husband on the occa-
sion of his birthday, Mrs. Eugene A.
Aufrance was hostess for earning
al fresco dinner on Wednesday even
ing.
About 80 guests motored out to par
ticipate in the affair which was given
at the Aufranee country place.
Mrs. o. P. Hoff has as her week end
guests, Mrs. S. Antrim and Mrs. Anna
Reed of Portland.
Thursday Mrs. James Withycomhe
and daughter, Miss Mabel Withycombe
and Mrs. Ben o. Schucking motored to
Dallas to be guests at an informal al
fresco luncheon for which Mrs. George
Gerlinger was hostess in honor Of her
house guest Mrs. Harry Powers of
Portland.
Over 80 members of the order of the
Eastern Star gathered at the Frank A.
Turner residence for an informal af-
ternoon Tuesday. The hostesses for
the affair were: Mrs. Turner, Miss Joy
Turner. Mrs. Charles F. Elgin and Mrs.
o. P. Hoff.
The veranda of the residence was
used as well as the artistically deco
rated rooms, and the guests devoted the
afternoon to sewing.
A protusion of garden flowers, sweet
peas, Shasta daisies and nasturtlums
effectively arranged in baskets adorn'
ed both the rooms and the porch.
The hostesses were assisted in the
serving by Miss Della Hogen.
Miss Ida Simmons has gone to Port.
land, where she will be tne guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. Harvey Wells, for a
week. Before returning, Miss Sim
mons plans to visit friends in Newport
Miss Carolyn Haughton of Santa
Ana, California, who has been the
guest of the S. S. East family for a
few weeks left Thursday for a visit
in Seattle and Vancouver, B. g., be-
fore returning to her home in the
south. 49,.
Daring her visit in Salem Miss
Haugnton was the inspiration for sew
eral small dinner parties, motor pie
mics and informal gatherings. En-
route home Miss Haughton will again
visit in Salem for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Rodgers
motored to Portland Friday to meet
their daughter, Miss Margaret Rodgers
on her return from Vancouver, y. ",
where she has been visiting the T, w.
B. London family for a few weeks
The members of the Round Dozen
club were entertained recently at the
home of Mrs. F. E. Gearheart on South
Thirteenth street. A brief business
session preceded a guessing contest and
refreshments.
Mrs. r. w. Walton will have as her
house guest, Miss Ethel STYLES of
Berkeley, Cal. Miss STYLES will ar
rive Monday and will also visit Miss
Grace Smith during her stay in Salem'
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Il. Smith will
leave Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
N. Reeves of Lebanon for an outing
on the Mckenzie river.
DR.. and Mrs. William Lytle left Fri
day for soiourn at Seaside and Can
non Beach. They motored to the
shore and will remain there for the
rest of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Jones have had
as their guests at ''Labish Meadows